Alam wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
my point too, but if people want to celebrate the "power" of telling everyone what your sexuality is, then heteros should have to do it too - fairness and all
but yes, I'd rather people would stop meddling in other people's lifes and just let them be who they want to in silent
It is brave to tell people you're gay in certain places though? I come from a very weird country that is both very liberal and very very very conservative and coming out to certain people here isn't an easy feat. I don't think you should coddle anyone and tell them they're so brave for doing it because that's patronizing and shit but I don't think it's not brave, if that makes sense.
ouch wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
kind of and that's not really my squabble
like, just tell them "Hey, I'm now this person, this name, I want to be gendered that way, thanks"
like, no need to make a big announcment
it's mostly about sexuality though, but I didn't want to leave out the trans hype train
like, omg, it is so great for you on a personal level if you finally can feel happy with who you are and you find your true self and if you want to shout it from the rooftops, do it!
but I hate this notion of people being like "oh, you're so strong and brave for coming out" and also some even stigmatising people for not tattooing their sexual orientation on their forehead
like come on dude, what is it your business who I want to hop into bed with, what is it your business who I think is marriage material? and why is it something I practically have to do, just because I'm not hetero? like if we do it that way, I want hetero people to have to come out as well if they want to be accepted in today's society
I don't wanna come out as hetero i just want nobody to come out everybody just silent nobody knows whats going onkind of and that's not really my squabble
like, just tell them "Hey, I'm now this person, this name, I want to be gendered that way, thanks"
like, no need to make a big announcment
it's mostly about sexuality though, but I didn't want to leave out the trans hype train
like, omg, it is so great for you on a personal level if you finally can feel happy with who you are and you find your true self and if you want to shout it from the rooftops, do it!
but I hate this notion of people being like "oh, you're so strong and brave for coming out" and also some even stigmatising people for not tattooing their sexual orientation on their forehead
like come on dude, what is it your business who I want to hop into bed with, what is it your business who I think is marriage material? and why is it something I practically have to do, just because I'm not hetero? like if we do it that way, I want hetero people to have to come out as well if they want to be accepted in today's society
my point too, but if people want to celebrate the "power" of telling everyone what your sexuality is, then heteros should have to do it too - fairness and all
but yes, I'd rather people would stop meddling in other people's lifes and just let them be who they want to in silent