March 2012
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bradypodiday asked: some people really do pretend to be bisexual to look cool though.
Mar 1st
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rockerchickomg30 asked: The tags to these are priceless. Whoever is responsible, I salute you.
Mar 1st
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Anonymous asked: This isn't a question. I love this blog and that you are doing it.
Mar 1st
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Anonymous asked: Apparently if you're a white chick who isn't homosexual you can't get mad at people for saying fag now? I've been told to shut up for it. 'You're not gay, you shouldn't care!' uh...
Mar 1st
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Anonymous asked: Hate to drag this up again but I would like to point out the difference between "sexual" and "romantic". HomoSEXUAL implies you are only sexually attracted to members of the same gender. HomoROMANTIC implies you feel only romantic feelings towards members of the same gender. I for one am asexual panromantic, meaning I do not feel SEXUALLY attracted to any gender, but I can have...
Mar 1st
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betafishsmackdown asked: "I'm not homophobic, but..." I can't decide if this tumblr is hilarious or enraging. Do these people not understand their idiocracy? I'M not homophobic, and I support equal marriage rights in all fifty states.
Mar 1st
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February 2012
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Feb 29th
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Feb 29th
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Anonymous asked: Would you mind tagging your asks with something so I can tumblr-savior them?
Feb 29th
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clecker asked: Okay, but if I get into a physical relationship with a transwoman, does that make me straight? Will the public think I'm in a straight relationship? The sex would definitely be homosexual, since homo=same, sex=defined by your physical genitalia (hetero=different). This is simple stuff, and I'm kind of weirded out by the fact that the thought of being in a heterosexual relationship...
Feb 29th
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Anonymous asked: I'm not homophobic but I'M NOT HOMOPHOBIC. END. OF. STORY.
Feb 29th
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Feb 29th
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Anonymous asked: I love you <3
Feb 29th
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Anonymous asked: holy hell. all these people don't get that it is just none of their business, do they? Ughh. as for the "don't shove it in my face argument"... if you can see a man and a woman having sex in a movie and don't complain, you have no right to complain if the same thing happens but with different sex combinations. jesus.
Feb 29th
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Anonymous asked: God, I think we need to define what exactly homophobia IS to pretty much all of the people who have tweets featured on this blog.
Feb 29th
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Feb 28th
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Feb 28th
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Anonymous asked: I think it doesn't matter if you use "gay" as an expression of "oh, that's stupid" or something of the like. Plenty of people call each other nigga or nig or whatever without meaning it to be offensive, because it's a part of language. People shouldn't get upset about that either. It's like the integration of "retarded" as referring to...
Feb 28th
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Anonymous asked: I really like the idea behind this, and I think it's great to point out the things people say that are hateful, but do you sometimes think you're being a little harsh? I mean, some of these people are probably just really ignorant, and grew up in intolerant homes, and don't know how bad what they're saying is. Do you think there's a way to let people know they're...
Feb 28th
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Anonymous asked: This blog is amazing and makes me incredibly angry, which means it is doing it's job. Kudos to you for doing this in a very tasteful way. Keep it up!
Feb 28th
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Feb 28th
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okaysional asked: OK, I was thinking I'd have a laugh at stupidity on this Tumblr... but that first one... augh RAGE!! Wooooww, I shouldn't continue... But I probably will
Feb 28th
superaliceface asked: Um, yeah. I'm a transwoman and I like women. Apparently this now means I'm straight? Yeah, no. Gender.
Feb 28th
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elunelight asked: What do you think about the phrase "No offense, but that sounds gay"? Some people love to use this word to describe stuff that I do and they don't like (they don't know that I am a gay). I don't know what to do with this, so I just put up a fake smile. What would you do if this happened to you?
Feb 28th
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Feb 27th
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Feb 27th
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mermaid-slut-queen asked: I'd like to change the definition of "gay" to only include those who are attracted exclusively to members of their same gender. I'm attracted to other women*, but this does not mean I'm gay.
Feb 27th
clecker asked: I said it in that exact way because not everyone is 100% homosexual???? The kinsey scale is a scale for a reason. You can be attracted to all sexes, including the same sex, and not be homosexual until you're actually, y'know, /in a relationship/. If the ONLY sex you're interested in is the same sex, then by all means call yourself gay, but don't call /other people/ that. You...
Feb 27th
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Feb 27th
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intrepidvector asked: "Gay means you're having a relationship or sexual encounters with someone of the same sex" I'd say being gay is more about having the ATTRACTION to your own gender. A gay single virgin is still gay.
Feb 26th
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superaliceface asked: "Gay means you're having a relationship or sexual encounters with someone of the same sex" I'd like to correct this to gender, yes.
Feb 26th
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Feb 26th
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nikkidubs asked: People don't seem to understand that "words change meanings all the time" doesn't really apply to a word used to label a group of (marginalized) people. "Gay" is not simply being used as a synonym for "stupid," it's used to emasculate a person (or, in some cases, an object). Using "fag" to describe something you find "stupid" is...
Feb 26th
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lavendercowboy asked: I call my friends and family members gay when I see them participate in romantic heterosexual practices.
Feb 26th
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ideaswithoutcauses asked: in terms of the "cheesy" thing, i would rather just be called "cheesy" or sappy. you're still connecting gay people to all things cheesy, which is far off base, and though it's not misogynistic or blatantly offensive, it's offensive nonetheless. also, to call a straight couple gay for some reason means you either have or are joking about having an issue with the...
Feb 26th
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Feb 26th
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Anonymous asked: gay doesn't only mean having a romantic and/or sexual relationship with someone. if I had to sum it up, I'd say it's romantic and/or sexual feelings for someone of the same gender. either way, I personally have no qualms with the phrase when it's being used by queer folks amongst other queer folks who're fine with it. I actually feel more uncomfortable with straight people...
Feb 26th
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Anonymous asked: I have lesbian friends that jokingly say 'No Homo' all the time. I can understand how some people think its offensive, but every GLBT person does.
Feb 26th
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Feb 26th
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homostuckhomestuck asked: when people say "no homo!" or "that's gay" and then say BUT NO OFFENSE! or MY OTHER GAY FRIEND DOESN'T MIND, STOP BEING TOO SENSITIVE I think. Wow. Should I stop being too sensitive, or should you stop fucking with words and offending while pretending it's ok and I'm the one at fault that you're using words in an offensive way? I shouldn't...
Feb 26th
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Anonymous asked: "I actually ran it by one of my lesbian friends".... um, they don't get to run their practices by their lesbian friend and then just call it a day. We're actually a group of people, and one person doesn't get to be our spokesperson.
Feb 26th
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clecker asked: Gay means you're having a relationship or sexual encounters with someone of the same sex, there's NO REASON to use it to describe anything else, /ever/. Stop fucking doing it.
Feb 26th
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banshee-e asked: I find myself in agreement with the anon below. My boyfriend and I call each other "gay" when we're being too sappy. I'd never use the word as a means to insult someone though. I actually ran it by one of my lesbian friends to get her opinion, she didn't really care. To each their own though.
Feb 26th
Anonymous asked: Personally, I think it's alright to call things gay not as an insult, but to call things cheesy. If a straight couple is being really lovey dovey and someone used gay to describe them I wouldn't get on their case. The same applies for cheesy poems. I think the word 'gay' has developed different meanings and some of them are ok to use. Calling bad or stupid things gay I...
Feb 26th
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