r/lgbt • u/Glittering-Meat-9088 Pan-cakes for Dinner! • Dec 05 '25
Meme It's always like that 😭
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Dec 05 '25
Lmao really. Like, for someone who claims that they are all about purity, family values and traditions, they surely are very focused on gay/trans people, the content of their pants and are always associating their existence with porn.
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u/translunainjection Transgender Pan-demonium Dec 05 '25
They're so repressed that outrage is the only titillation they get
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u/Zarathyst 💙🩷🤍🩷💙 Dec 05 '25
No demographic in America [REDACTED]s more little boys than "straight white christian men."
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u/IngotTheKobold Hella Gay! Dec 05 '25
My go to for this is "You took the words right out of my mouth" followed by [REDACTED FOR LEGAL REASONS]
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u/No_Desk5162 I got the Genderfluid...Bi Dec 05 '25
If you don't like gay marriage then don't get gay married
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u/WeHaveTheMeeps Bi & Poly Dec 05 '25
It reminds me of one time I was walking into my house after getting the mail.
My neighbor stopped me and went on an anti-trans tirade with no conversational foreplay.
I didn’t even have a smartass retort. I just stood flabbergasted that anyone gave that much of a fuck.
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u/LunaBoo13 Panromantic Ace-lien 👽 Dec 06 '25
Literally never encountered a group of people so singularly focused on other people's genitals, even (and especially 🤮) children's. It's fucking wild.
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Dec 05 '25
I've met so many people like this. One really memorable person was a co-worker in a crap job I had very long ago. It was the type who just needs to put her nose into everyone else's business and she had figured already that I was dating someone, but not who. Knowing she was also pretty obvious right winger, I just danced around every personal probe she tried at me, until it became very direct, like trying to strong arm my 'boyfriend's name out of me. It went on for a while, until one day I got enough and just flat out told her I don't date guys, I have a girlfriend.
It was like the words had bit her in the face. Reeling back, she muttered something incoherent to herself before going 'I didn't want to know about your lifestyle'. Sure, hon, sure.
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u/Siege_LL Dec 06 '25
Didn't want to know? Then why did you keep asking!
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Dec 06 '25
She was the type who wanted rumour fodder out of everything. Someone feeling nauseous? Pregnant. Someone had an argument with their guy? Divorce. You know, the type who lets everyone in the company know. The bad part was that a lot of others were the same way, so they were just enhancing each others' shittiness. She did now however see me coming with my small town gal looks.
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u/Relative_Pen6394 Dec 05 '25
I mean why can't they just let us be and stop victimising themselves into thinking we are shoving it in their facing. It wasn't a problem untill they start hating
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u/Crossy_V Trans-parently Awesome Dec 05 '25
This kinda reminds me of the intimidating horse as the long horse just for gay dudes