Hi Nefeli!

Hehe very descriptive. I've never even seen you, but I know exactly what your face looked like there.

i was watching some random anime when suddenly my gaydar went off







tell me, oh great sages--

is it working properly???

well, I guess it's great, since everyone who is being honest is kinda gay..

There's a teacher at my school who gives off a big lesbian vibe. Have no way to confirm or deny, though.

what the hell are you even searching, claire? these threads are from like the nethervoid lmfao

i forgot all about "alex's trip"

blast from the past

Also reminds me that sway's horrid posts are all gone besides the people who quoted him to argue hahah

I'm a trans woman so people will ask "are you gay?"
The answer is
No, but yes, but no

They are asking if i like guys which they would consider gay. As a woman i see that as a straight relationship. I'm only attracted to other women, but that includes transwomen.
So I'm gay, just not the way they are asking.

It was funny recently. I had only dated cis women, but my last girlfriend was trans. It didn't occur to me that it was any different until I noticed how my mom reacted and how people on the street reacted. Turns out I'm gayer than I realized. My middle school bullies were right all along.

Homophobia is so funny. Why do men freak out? What in the world makes them think a gay person would find them attractive? Gay people aren't attracted to all men same as I'm not attracted to every woman.

Unless you are actively trying to hook up, why are people so curious to figure out how others like to fuck?

I never understood that. Straight people with “gaydar” are all guaranteed pricks.

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one of the cringiest homophobic lines is

"i dont have a problem with gay people, just dont do it in front of me!"

heard this one a lot from my dad growing up. dude flipped once when i was like 5 and came outside wearing a wig and one of my gma's dresses once when he picked me up from her house. i just wanted to make him laugh. prick.

Usually, I have a look to see what threads all of the bots are currently trawling. This one was just an observation I'd made, so I searched "gaydar" to see what my options were.

hyperqueer

Not when you're the victim, unfortunately. It's fun to laugh from the outside though.

Maybe because our stupid society only praises hypermasculinity and all sorts of things like this, and so being considered gay is terrible to all your insecure men. (And I'm turning into one of those 'identity politics' people that Symbols is always complaining about, oops...)

No, when homophobia turns into verbal and physical assault, it isn't funny. I've experienced too much of it. I just mean it's confounding.

I will be honest here. Amy i heterophobic? I do get a little grossed out by heterosexuality. Like that, "I don't want to see it" sentiment. Men and women displaying romantic affection for each other is common in media and culture.
Like i was watching Hot Shots the other day. (hilarious if you've never seen it) and i skipped past the love scene. It is kind of funny, but I'd still rather not see it. Ew.

^ thats actually super interesting. im not really grossed out by any display of affection.

A girl I know is holding hands with her boyfriend constantly and it pisses me off.

I mean, seeing people hug is nice, but only for brief periods of time. After a while it just reminds you of all the shit you're missing out on.

AWww don't be bitter 'bout it. ANyways....they'll probably just end up hating each other later on in life.

In hindsight, I have realised that this could be the backstory for a porno.

Update: apparently literally everyone thinks she's gay.

you only have one gay teacher in the whole place?

must be a tiny school :D

There were two teachers in my high school that everyone assumed were in a lesbian relationship. They were always together. One taught chorus, the other math, but the math teacher was very involved with chorus, went on all the field trips. They visited each others classroom several times a day. Maybe they were just good friends, but they did give off a vibe. They had the telltale signs in their smiles and eyes when they looked at each other.