Yes. #justiceforpost*****s

For being gay, absolutely, in lots of situations.
For being male, actually quite a lot, people assume you're a drunk idiot if you're male and my age.
For being white, pretty much never lets be honest we have it so easy.

Guys on Grindr always think I'm a top for some reason.

yes, lots of times

for being gay not that much, because i don't disclose my sexuality at work
for being immigrant, daily
for being white, lol of course not it's the only way I fit in

Never have been actually. And that's something that I'm thankful for really. But in my life I've seen pretty horrible things happen to people around me because of how they look.

on a weekly basis for being gay and a few times for being black, not many though

Yes, at school

Every boy thinks I would **** them ferociously. Why would I want from a straight guy? A friendship? ****wads.

For being gay maybe but people here is tolerant and for being white only on the internet

People judge me all the time

For being gay, yeah lots. Online and irl. Some people just can't take.

For being male, eh no not really. The fact that I'm gay usually wins girls over, and I doubt a guy would judge another guy for being a guy unless he was gay, which makes the point moot.

For being white, not recently, but when I was in 4th grade, I went to an all-black school (well mostly all-black, the only 4 white kids in the whole school were me, my sister, and these other 2 white kids who were also brother and sister.), and I was the only white kid in my class. People would try to start rumors about me, like I said something about someone or w/e so that they'd try to fight me.

I remember telling this one boy that I didn't like when people messed with my feet (stupid, I know, why tell a bully what bothers you), and he starting messing with my feet. I ended up kicking him repeatedly while he was under the desk and the teacher didn't care. We ended up fighting after school, and I guess I "won" because nobody messed with me after that. It was near the end of the year when that happened so it didn't matter.

Oh! At the same school, there used to be this like reading night or something, forgot what it was called, but it was on Tuesdays and I remember because Domino's had some special that happened on Tuesdays. Anyway, my mom would go with my sister and me to the reading thing (although that wasn't required). Anyway, anyone whose parents came with them could take home any pizza that was leftover, and most of the time it was only my mom, and maybe one other parent, who came. We got to take home the pizza one time and these kids were NOT having it. They started throwing glass/rocks/sticks etc. at us and threatening us. One kid even knocked the pizza right out of my mom's hands. It was obvious that it was because we were white too because that never happened when a parent of a black child took home the pizza.

Anyway, I know that's literally nothing compared to what happens to many black people on a regular basis, but I figured I needed to explain how I could possibly be discriminated against based on my skin color if I was white.

People say I can't sing and that's really not true.

Appearance, yes. No one can truthfully answer no tbh.

People used t say I looked like a monkey my twin sister is light and I'm dark people would say how did he come out so ugly. I came real close to being light skin my whole danm life would have been different.