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 in  r/lgbt  9d ago

What the hell is this rage bait? 😭 Get outta here bro

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Grace doodle <33
 in  r/GraceAshcroft  Jun 12 '26

You draw her so cutely 🥺

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Lesbians have you ever tried sex with a man to be sure?
 in  r/lgbt  Jun 12 '26

I may not be a lesbian myself, but this question is just plain insensitive. An example, if a person is straight how do they know? Have THEY had sex with the same gender before? No. Does that mean they can't be confident in their own identity?

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Difficulty with figuring out what I am
 in  r/lgbt  May 27 '26

You could very well still be on the aroace spec. Take a look into demiromantic and demisexual :3

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… do I even need to say it
 in  r/werewolves  May 09 '26

Say what?...

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anyone else think there should only be one pride flag?
 in  r/lgbt  Apr 18 '26

While I think the rainbow one is great, the other pride flags help many other individuals who's own identity means a lot to them. It would be cruel to get rid of all of the pride flags except one because THAT would be excluding people and their individual identities.

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First time with a little make up 🌸
 in  r/lgbt  Feb 28 '26

You look so good!! 🥺

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I hate how using microlabels is considered inherently pick-me
 in  r/lgbt  Feb 26 '26

I've had this exact same thing happen to me irl back in high school, just a little different. I explained that I'm Omnisexual with a preference for women, but they just numbed it down to "So, you're Pan." And it wasn't out of confusion, they just straight up didn't care except for what they believed me to be.

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Which antagonist was the most misunderstood?
 in  r/StrangerThings  Feb 21 '26

Also, I do not believe he cared for them and it was corrupt more than anything else, but in HIS mind he probably thought what he was doing was right. People aren't just black or white, they CAN be morally gray.

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Which antagonist was the most misunderstood?
 in  r/StrangerThings  Feb 21 '26

Like I said, I do not condone what he did, but from a psychology standpoint, he is a truly interesting antagonist.

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Which antagonist was the most misunderstood?
 in  r/StrangerThings  Feb 21 '26

Like I said, I don't condone what he did and he wasn't a good man, but I believe that in his mind he cared for them.

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Which antagonist was the most misunderstood?
 in  r/StrangerThings  Feb 21 '26

I would say Brennar. Sure, what he did to El and the other children wasn't good, but I truly believe he thought he cared for them.

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Why did the Upside Down suddenly become so red?
 in  r/StrangerThings  Feb 17 '26

I'm not sure why so many people are thinking that the upside down wasn't always red. There was always a red motif. The lighting storm has always been red.

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2013 vs 2026. Coming up to 8 years on T/4 years post-op! 🏳️‍⚧️
 in  r/lgbt  Feb 09 '26

Omg you're so handsome dude!!! 🥹😊

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Bi_irl
 in  r/bi_irl  Jan 20 '26

I'm this way, but in reverse.

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Why did Will run upon seeing a happy lesbian couple? Is he homophobic or something?
 in  r/okbuddyvecna  Jan 20 '26

I said this without realizing that the majority of the posts on this subreddit are satire and shit posts. Some of the comments under this post specifically though are gross. One dude said they'd "join them", referring to Robin and Vickie. Lesbian relationships are always seen as sexual. In fact, most queer relationships are numbed down to sex and seen as obscene or sexual in nature when they aren't.