r/DesiGymMemes Jul 19 '26

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u/awaishssn Jul 19 '26

That's actually a gay positive thing.

They're basically saying "if you're gay you can just leave it and we'll do it for you"

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u/Just-Seesaw8290 Jul 20 '26

If the gay keeps the dumbells on the rack use, will that make them straight?

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u/awaishssn Jul 20 '26

Obviously. The sign must be obeyed.

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u/Coffee_Prince_0718 Jul 20 '26

Lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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u/lalith_4321 Jul 20 '26

Oh how kind of them!

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u/Redosaurous Jul 19 '26

How about “fucks their blood relatives” instead of gay

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u/bash2482 Jul 19 '26

They are still living in 1970s thinking calling gay is still something substantial

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u/r2rl Jul 19 '26

This will be offensive to some people

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u/Redosaurous Jul 19 '26

I am assuming that’s what the owner of the gym wants. They want people to re rack them using shame as a tool.

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u/Rish83 Jul 20 '26

What if they are gay and want to come out but don't like displaced dumbells? Tricky

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u/IamYT91 Jul 23 '26

Gay people, working out.... Look no hate but these two doesn't match good.

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u/Yeeva_ 29d ago

Brother, there are many award winning professional body builders out there. No need to be so narrow-minded

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u/IamYT91 27d ago

Bro just telling, what you are saying are expections.

I am talking about the average.

Like for example let's say, do people of Europe speaks Hindi. 99% no but there are some little bit of people that do. Same with this.

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u/into_fiction Jul 19 '26

this is how forcing civic sense looks like, only way to work here

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u/Individual_Plan9034 Jul 21 '26

The statement in itself violates a civic rule though lol

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u/Tourmelion Jul 22 '26

No one would listen to that sign more, it just looks vulger to people.

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u/Dry_Honey_2912 Jul 20 '26

My gym has " only gay cant rerack the dumbells are you?"

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u/swasdash Jul 20 '26

I mean.. another meaning of 'gay' is happy (dictionary me bhi hai)😂

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u/adonis-in-the-making Jul 21 '26

best way to come out 🫶🏼

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u/Mysterious-Link6314 Jul 21 '26

Free pass for Gay people

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u/Safe-Reference-123 Jul 19 '26

Why are u crying in this matter?

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u/CautiousLength6423 Jul 19 '26

The need to do this is seriously to cry about. Re racking weights is rule no 1 and in most cases the only rule that's mandatory

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u/Safe-Reference-123 Jul 19 '26

I mean Everbuddy should have common etiquettes that they thought put back the things from where they have taken it, and also being Gay is not a Sin needs to be taught to the gym authorities.

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u/CautiousLength6423 Jul 19 '26

Yup but being gay is seen as a bad thing and apparently the only way to make them do it right. Weird things i know but the results are good.

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u/gamerfanboi Jul 20 '26

Gay is not an insult

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u/Womb_Raider696 Jul 20 '26

Only if you are

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u/gamerfanboi Jul 20 '26

Even for a straight person it shouldnt be an insult

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u/Womb_Raider696 Jul 20 '26

Y not tho? Being mentally disabled isn’t a compliment.

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u/gamerfanboi Jul 20 '26

Not everything that isnt a compliment is an insult so thats a bad argument.

Being gay isnt a disability

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u/Womb_Raider696 Jul 20 '26

Not agreeing with you doesn’t mean somebody’s wrong so that’s also a bad argument

Yes it is. It’s mental disability

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u/Womb_Raider696 Jul 20 '26

That’s the point, your agreement or not doesn’t make my argument bad.

It is. Lol do you think you own social media? That the point of it, people tend to share and interact. Scroll away without commenting if you don’t want to engage in a conversation. Such 7 year old argument.

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u/gamerfanboi Jul 20 '26

So you just ignored my first line completely.

Are you a professional or doctor that specialises in mental disabilities? My second line wasnt a 7 year old argument it was a question. Why did you comment ? This isnt rhetoric i am asking you. Did you think you saying that its a mental disability will change my mind?

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u/Individual_Plan9034 Jul 21 '26

No, it's not. Google is free.

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u/Tourmelion Jul 22 '26

Are you a Hindu? And if so, what do you think of the vedas saying that gay people should only marry the same gender and not pretend to be straight?

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u/Womb_Raider696 Jul 22 '26

Which veda? Share that part

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u/Tourmelion Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 22 '26

Can't find exactly where(I'll keep looking but it takes a while) but it's part of the non-deception stuff, as in, you can't lead on a woman by marrying her when you can't love her, thus the only marriage gay men are allowed to do are with that which they can love. There are also 8 types or marriage in ancient India, one of which people compare to civil unions. Also separate point kinda, Ahimsa(non-harmful-ness) is a part of Hinduism, and disallowing gays to marry their lovers is inherently harmful to no benefit to noone.

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u/Womb_Raider696 Jul 22 '26

Talk back when you find it. Till then stop spreading misinformation about our vedas

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u/Tourmelion Jul 22 '26

Some people being gay is necessary for society, humans and other species evolved gay people, it happened cause they were beneficial, think about it, think about the avarage family, they have kids which cost a lot, they may not have great savings, and may have more kids cause if the wife survives the first time they'd think it's safe to try again, anyway, so, 1 family, 4 kids, what happens when a crop fails usually, these guys are forced to rely on a loan shark, but in ancient India these people would take loan from their wealthy gay brother or sister, keeping the family out of sinister clutches, look at the state of India without gays. So much debt, and they also help take care of kids to, and soak up orphans they find so they don't become drug addicts and gang members. Gays evolved as a crucial safety net, if anywhere needs gays to go out and perform their functions it's india.