When I was a 90's teenager I wasn't interested in sex or having a boyfriend or girlfriend. I was a really late bloomer in that department. I hadn't even given any thought to my preferences because I didn't really have any at that time. I was the chubby, awkward, class clown and I was just happy to have a couple of friends and avoid the bullies.
I guess because I wasn't like the other girls they took it upon themselves to identify me as a lesbian. All through high school I was called every derogatory name that exists for a lesbian. I was often spat on, tackled, punched, and shoved around by the boys. A bunch of the bible bangers gave me a bible with post it notes on all the pages that say same sex relationships are sinful. A lot of the girls in my grade wouldn't talk to me. A couple of my teachers asked me about my relationship with my best friend, insinuating without insinuating that we were gay. I could go on all day about my experiences, but I think you guys get the idea.
This kind of stuff happened and I never once dated a girl or even said I was interested in girls. I wasn't gay. I was fat, awkward, and mostly asexual and that somehow made me a target for homophobia. I ended up hanging out with the gay and bi kids because they were kind enough to take me in. I still got bullied, but at least we were getting bullied together. Safety in numbers.
A couple of decades later, we are actively looking for any ridiculous sign so that we can trans the gay right out of them. If I was a kid now, they'd be loading me up on hormones and sending my tits to the chopping block. I am more scared for gay kids now than I was twenty years ago. We're not even letting them figure out what their preferences are anymore. Many people would argue that I've got it backwards, but I really do think the transgender movement is out to erase gay people, as well as straight. We all know how they feel about straight people, they hate us with a fiery passion, but they hate gay and bi people just as much and their gender ideology is merely a different form of conversion therapy.
Whether you're straight, gay, or bi in 2021 owning your sexuality is 'transphobic' and must be dealt with accordingly. The best way to deal with it is to force people to stop identifying with their sex in childhood, and if that doesn't work brainwash and intimidate them into identifying as nonbinary and pansexual so as not to offend anyone. It makes me depressed, angry, fearful, and nauseous for the future. I don't want to live in a neutral world. We are not a neutral animal. None of this is natural or appropriate.
I grew up and out of my awkward stage. I started dating and eventually I settled down and married a man. I thank my childhood bullies for forcing me to experience what gay and bi kids go through every single day. We plan to adopt children, and you can rest assured that any future child of mine will NEVER see the inside of a public school. Straight, gay, or bi, male or female, they will be loved and taught to love and respect themselves as they are. You don't need to identify yourself out of reality if you're content with who you are. Public schools never have and never will foster that kind of contentment and confidence in children.
I say it's about damn time we form the LGBS and take back our schools and institutions. Straight people need to deal with their homophobia and we need to band together to fight for our sex based rights. We have a common enemy in gender politics and it's coming after ALL of us. Let's point our pitchforks where they belong and be united in our biological reality.
I'm all for schools teaching respect for diversity, but that is NOT what is happening. They are dividing and conquering our children, and ourselves, with hate, altered language, denial of science, unnecessary labels and pronouns, accusations of bigotry, and conflicting messages and I'm fucking over it.
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