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Originally posted by Androgyne
i agree nobody prefers to be called something their not but i still dont get why someone should be offended by it though. that sibling analogy isn't really the same imo. if i were to get offended by it it's not because i was called something i am not but more-so because it's suggesting to me that i'm an unmemorable person so much to the point you can't even differentiate between me and someone else. but i do understand your point somewhat. I think it also depends on how someone goes about what they say. if they're making an honest or sincere inquiry about someone's sexuality with no harmful intentions, i dont think thats a problem. and it's not as bad to make assumptions about a persons sexuality as long as you're open and receptive to how they respond in regards to your assumption. but if someone is actually ACCUSING me yeah I see why I would feel slighted because I'm not really being given any say and the person is basically dismissing anything I say. I would be annoyed offended by that, not because someone called me straight.
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I see your point and I agree. For example, people call me "sis" on here, I say don't call me that because I don't like it. They always just say "everyone is sis on here" Really?
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Originally posted by MadelineXPepito
Being judgemental doesn't depend on your sexuality. Most gays I know irl are the most understanding and precious people you can possibly know. Most of them
Although it did cross my mind, people on atrl are really judgemental (90% of them are gay males) and many straight men are judgemental irl. Does it make men more judgemental than women?
JK (or am I  )
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I know some really judgmental women too though
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Originally posted by Jameson Teqkilla
Because gay people are also people.
This thread is dumb and you should feel dumb.
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Thanks for your insightful opinion
