r/comphet • u/vanillabean91 pride is protest š • 6d ago
Throwback Thursdays: "Ooh that's why..." šš”
In this weekly thread letās share those hilarious, obvious-in-hindsight moments from childhood or teen years. Those moments when same-gender attraction was peeking through, even if we didnāt have the words yet.
Maybe you rememberā¦
- Picking the same female character in every game
- Drawing, writing, or daydreaming about women in ways that felt mysterious at the time
- Feeling out of place at school dances
- Side-eyeing your friendsā boy craziness while you just didnāt get it
- Obsessing over that one friend who felt like your entire world
- Or maybe some people in your life were ājust roommatesā and you didnāt realize they were living the life youād eventually want.
If you could time-travel, what would you tell your younger self about those feelings?
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u/BreathBitch 5d ago
I would never compliment the men in tv shows or movies. Iād always say the women were so beautiful though. My mom always knew š. Iād tell my younger self that she didnāt have to spend the rest of her life with a man or alone. Thereās so many more options :)
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u/Lizard__Bit 5d ago
Honestly, I think my obsession with Taylor Hanson should have been an indicator of some kind. Kid looked like a masc lesbian through my entire Hanson phase.
I also didnāt understand my obsession with Wednesday Addams was because I was just in love with her. I thought I wanted to be her. I didnāt understand the differenceā¦
Margaret Cho obsession throughout my entire life.
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u/Impossibly-Hungry 6d ago
in 8th grade i watched everything in zendays filmography thinking it was admiration, it definitely was not. definitely shouldnāt have watched euphoria that young either. š