Fake: anon has a friend
Gay: literally gay
this post was submitted on 22 Dec 2024
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Fake because Brad didn't get gay with Tim and anon
fake because tim is marrying a girl
Ahh, they must've whispered "no homo" before getting in the showers together!
How many dicks do I have to suck to prove I'm not gay!?
If you someone tells you that broccoli is gross, but have never tried broccoli, can you trust their opinion?
In my case, at least one
In a row?
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Real and bi
One of the few anon stories that seems plausible
Being queer in HS was so fucking fun.
I was in my countries equivalent in the late '00s and early '10s, and it ... really wasn't. So I'd say that's rather time and place dependent.
That's fair I graduated in 06 on a military base in England. Partly why it was so fun cause the faculty had no clue what to do with me.
If you don't mind me asking, when were you in high school?
I was in high school in the late 2010s, in a red county in a red state, and there were a few openly queer ppl in my grade who were never bullied throughout high school.
I think it was because allies outnumbered the homophobes/transphobes and bullies only punch down, not up.
I was in high school in the late 00s early 10s and I remember guys in the locker room talking about how they'd murder a trans woman if one "tricked them". Around that point the only reason I didn't realize I was a trans woman was that I really didn't want to realize it.
Do trans women date people without disclosing it?
If they're pre/non-op, it's certainly wise to, though I don't see any reason to do so if they're post-op
Edit: these guys probably weren't referring to dating though- many trans women are unlikely to out themselves at a public bar to every guy that hits on them
saying "straight guys" here gives me the implication that you think it isn't straight for a cis guy to date a trans gal, which is transphobic. hoping that's just me reading it wrong or you expressing it wrong though.
to answer the question at hand though none of my trans friends would want to date someone who "would murder them if they 'tricked them'"
maybe there are a few trans people interested in tricking transphobes into having sex with them but that sounds extremely dangerous per that comment before...
I'll change the question
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