I don't really use them, but when ATRL members call me "sis" or "girl" or any variations of those
words, I don't get offended at all. It's just a term of endearment on this particular forum,
so why would anyone get offended? I use the terms "kid" and "son," though.
I'm a gay male and it offends me when other gay guys talk like that. I'm not a girl, do not refer to me as such. It's not internalized homophobia, it's just you sound really stupid when you talk like that and I feel embarrassed for you.
I don't really use them, but when ATRL members call me "sis" or "girl" or any variations of those
words, I don't get offended at all. It's just a term of endearment on this particular forum,
so why would anyone get offended? I use the terms "kid" and "son," though.
I don't really use them, but when ATRL members call me "sis" or "girl" or any variations of those
words, I don't get offended at all. It's just a term of endearment on this particular forum,
so why would anyone get offended? I use the terms "kid" and "son," though.
...Vin
I love when you call me son... I'm getting wet everytime
Eh, not really. I'm not one to say "sis" or any variation as I tend to say "bro", "brother", "brethren" in place but I'm not offended when one calls me it. I've come to learn "sis" is ATRL verbiage and nothing more. Though, It is strange when people get offended by it -- I mean, it's just an internet forum.
I'm a gay male and it offends me when other gay guys talk like that. I'm not a girl, do not refer to me as such. It's not internalized homophobia, it's just you sound really stupid when you talk like that and I feel embarrassed for you.
I completely agree. To me it's saying "Hi, I'm a sheep with a low I.Q."
I'm a gay male and it offends me when other gay guys talk like that. I'm not a girl, do not refer to me as such. It's not internalized homophobia, it's just you sound really stupid when you talk like that and I feel embarrassed for you.
You're probably offended by lisps and gays who have feminine voices too huh? It's just a term of endearment, gurllll.