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u/Hopbo735 13h ago
This is accurate though. Without/before indoctrination into homophobic society, children are neutral about two girls, two boys or two of any other gender(s) being cute together. Yucky that they hug and all, but so is a boy with a girl, to them. So it makes sense that the girl doesn't give a shiiit
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u/Presenting_UwU Registered girl kissing loser 12h ago
goes for about anything to be honest, including fears and such
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u/Hopbo735 12h ago edited 12h ago
Yeah, it's an applicable explanation in a lot of situations. My best friend wouldn't be so much of an aggressive coward if it weren't for a certain pair of shitheads being morons to him and an environment about as toxic as a swamp full of poison, to whom and to which his only reasonable reactions would be fear and/or anger, for example.
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u/ThatDrako 12h ago
I genuinely has no concept of race til like age 10.
When I watched MiB after like 5 years I was surprised Will Smith was black.
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u/Bowshot125 7h ago
As a very young kid I called a black kid in school "crackers" because he always ate crackers during snack time. Turns out that wasn't okay to say xD
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u/Hopbo735 12h ago
I understood these things for almost as long as I can remember myself, even if I was incorrevtly educated to go against them. Helped with breaking out of queerphobic, racist, everything-hating indoctrination. I very clearly remember first beginning to learn English, and at the same time, beginning to use Internet for more than just games, thus having more experience with talking to people different from those I meet IRL. I thought "hey, gay people are completely normal? where's the promised malice?" or something along these lines, I was very surprised.
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u/Cuddlyaxe 11h ago
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u/Saint_of_Grey 3h ago
It is, in fact, the only way to hug while avoiding a fatal cooties infection.
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u/Popular_Ad3074 15m ago
When I was a kid I thought Left Day was ridiculous because my dad is left handed, and I never saw it as something out of the ordinary
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u/BadZnake 13h ago
Men together is so unnatural anyway let me go to my board meeting full of men and then take lunch with men and hang out at the bar with men and god I wish I could kiss Jeremy
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u/Fifteen_inches I make my gynecologist dry heave 13h ago
Kids understand homosexuality really easily. That is why conservatives want to shield kids from the concept, cause they know they’ll recognize it as good and wholesome and natural. They have to be programmed to hate queer folks, and they can’t do that if queer folks are just around being normal.
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u/Old_pixel_8986 Artist (belly lover) 13h ago
why did they give the straight guy a booty
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u/CaptainPhantom2 13h ago
Pretty sure he has a demon/imp tail
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u/hivEM1nd_ 12h ago
The demon tail was necessary so you know he's bad
It's like frowning and shaking your head while reading mein kampf so people know you disagree
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u/Revolutionary_Row683 Losercity Citizen 7h ago
Tried doing that while reading to the kid I was babysitting but she was crying and was like "Please let me go" and "I want mommy" so I'll give it a 2/10
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u/No-Philosophy453 58m ago
When I realized Jeff's parents were both women I didn't give a fuck. I just wanted to watch Clarence do silly things.
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u/redboi049 There should be more art of buff men here 7h ago
This is an honest depiction of reality and I fucking hate most things about it.
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u/MissSharkyShark 12h ago
Kids are extremely open and ok with anything LGBT related. I’m trans myself and have worked for 12 schools for the past 3 years. I’ve had kids ask me if I’m a man or woman many times due to my voice not matching my face, and no matter what answer I give, they’ll just go “ok!” Then go on to yap about k-pop demon hunters and eat cheese crackers without missing a beat.
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u/After-Bumblebee queen bee-lzebub's husband 13h ago
These days the children will ask Verity about the topic of LGBTQ+