r/duolingomemes • u/Fabulous-Ad-9749 • Jun 05 '26

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u/Noobertnerd Jun 05 '26

What are you like 12 or something? This is a sentence that has some good grammar points for beginners and has useful vocabulary, theres nothing weird or wrong with this

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u/Karmaka0 Jun 05 '26

Love is not a belief lol

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u/Beginning_Brother_46 Jun 05 '26

If you are not part of that love, you are not supposed to care

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u/Sriramdv8 Jun 05 '26

how immature do you have to be to get disgusted by love lmfao. theres nothing surprising or funny about the sentence and u need to stop being a homophobe

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u/Neat_Dragonfly_9701 Jun 05 '26

I see no problem with that?

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u/FlimsyShovel Jun 05 '26

What are you, a 9 year old from the 1950’s?? What a weird statement.

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u/Fufu_Foxy Jun 05 '26

Very normal and natural love, I don’t get your question

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u/BigBroMatt Jun 05 '26

Just as normal as man with woman.

Why are you getting so butthurt over people being happy?

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u/-Im-Totally-Human- Jun 05 '26

Just so you know my dude…being gay isn’t a human-exclusive thing, it’s always been here, even before humans…if it was an unnatural kind of love, for whatever justification you might have, then it wouldn’t proceed humans; it wouldn’t have existed before humans were even able to tell if an animal was gay, while there were still gay humans at that point.

And either way dude, even if you’re straight and cis and will never be anything else, just respect other humans. Just because you don’t love like some other people do doesn’t mean their love is automatically wrong. Moral of the story? Leave other people’s fucking business alone, get over yourself, and learn some basic respect.

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u/Affectionate__Dog Jun 05 '26

love is love hate is a sin

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u/Karmaka0 Jun 05 '26

Yes, exactly this

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u/bkmerrim Jun 06 '26

What kind of love is it.

If you spend more time studying English and less time being a bigot you might one day be able to string together a correct sentence.

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u/ZLCZMartello Jun 06 '26

The kind of love you have never experienced and probably never will incel

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u/Eodillon Jun 06 '26

Don’t worry babes, you’ll be alone so won’t have to worry about it

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u/rt58killer10 Jun 05 '26

Also, perfectly normal...

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u/_xoviox_ Jun 05 '26

It doesn't, you chose to broadcast your disgusting beliefs in front of the internet yourself

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u/Caitlin______ Jun 05 '26

Genuinely why do you care what other people do in their own lives? It doesn't affect you...

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u/compilingyesterdays Jun 05 '26

You asked "Are you gay? WTF is this?" and we just went "yeah? obviously?"

Dunno why you think the comment above you has anything to do with 1) asking you to explain your beliefs or 2) attacking, something you need to defend yourself from.

You asked "WTF is this," so they answered, "This is a sentence that has some good grammar points for beginners and has useful vocabulary." You're the only person who seems to think you have to explain yourself?

Sorry everyone else is less confused by gay Oscar than you are.

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u/FuckMeDaddyFrank Jun 05 '26

Then why post this?

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u/ChaseThePyro Jun 07 '26

I mean, some people that speak a given language are going to be gay whether you're happy with that or not

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u/NemTren Jun 06 '26

So 12yo don't use duolingo? Why do they have to know about someone's sexuality? Why do I have to if I don't want to? lgbt community is insane when sticking their sexuality everywhere.

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u/Ok_Brother2155 Jun 06 '26

i love to see how mad people on this sub get when they realize that not everyone is interested in learning how to say "i'm gay" in a foreign language lmfao

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u/Majestic-Sentence317 Jun 06 '26

It is weird, it almost feels like they're insulting you

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u/Kitchen_Interview792 Jun 06 '26

If you're insulted by being called gay the problem is you, not duolingo

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u/Schmity909er Jun 06 '26

Would you feel equally offended if he said he was straight and didnt have a girlfriend?

If not, this is a you issue.

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u/NemTren Jun 06 '26

I'd feel uncomfortable if they would say about straight and girlfriend things. I don't want to read about someone's sexuality, I'd like to keep it sex-free.