when i say that talking to very offline gay people in real life is important what i mean is my workplace sponsored a seminar i attended today run by a local lgbtq+ advocacy organization and the speaker was an elderly gay man who mentioned how a lot of people his age are uncomfortable with the word âqueerâ because theyâve been hurt a lot by it but many younger folks identify with it so itâs always best to just ask someone how they feel about it before using it for them and i could only feel a profoundly tired sadness that this guy who understood the community through slightly dated terminology would get ripped apart for all that as if he doesnât have a more empathetic regard for other people than like 90% of the bitches on this site
I am Begging you Stupid Assholes to Quit Calling Queer a Slur.
âWEHH BEING CALLED QUEER MAKES ME UNCOMFORTABLEâ
Life Itself is an Endless Parade of Absolutely Horrifically Uncomfortable Stimuli and Out of All of Them you Dipshits Focus on a Word that has been Reclaimed for DECADES. Yell About a Problem with Actual Significance You Mealy-Mouthed Radfem-Lites.
normally i ignore stuff like this but i was very struck both by the suggestion here that the 70 year old queen who shared his experience of almost being outed at 11 by a group of older children screaming that he was a queer at him must be aligned in some way with violent transmisogynist ideology because he wanted to highlight the importance of respecting the differences in intracommunity experiences, and the absolutely smug and juvenile insistence against just⌠not calling people things they donât like to be called. is this how you talk to people when you recognize them as faces instead of just an opinion with a screenname tooÂ



























