This a thousand upvotes.

My brother came out to me 30y ago in a scripted night (between my bro and parents) for him to have time with me alone and tell me. My response was “cool, what do you wanna watch on tv?” (I had no clue he was gay before)

I can't upvote this comment enough.

I just don't get the obsession with sexuality. Who cares who you think is cute? Why does that even matter?

Related: The singer P!nk had to come out as straight, since so many people kept assuming otherwise.

Love, Simon did a whole thing on this. It was great. I love that movie.

Russia tried to censor Ruby and Sapphire from Steven Universe. they edited a mustache onto Ruby and tried to make her a dude...but Rebecca Sugar got back at them in the best way 05c723be99...1515a5.jpg

Man, that whole relationship threw me off so hard core when I was a kid. Finding out later that they were a lesbian couple was such a relief. Can't believe incest was preferable to lesbians.

I love that the new dub just lets the gay and lesbian characters exist. Oh yeah, don't forget the "brothers" in season 4. Basically one of the victims of the day who the sailors had to save was a fashion designer (aka the most stereotypical gay job) and his assistant was obviously into him but they changed them to brothers. Old English dub was big into banjos apparently.

Are they doing dubs in Old English suddenly now?

*That* hand-holding scene after Neptune came out of the shower in just a towel, the focus on just their hands as everything gets all hazy and romantic, but yeah, "cousins". *Incestuous* "COUSINS!" 😂 And that's not even counting the "Stupid Sexy Flanders"-type interactions Uranus had with the other Scouts even after knowing she's a girl like Moon blushing while being hugged against her chest.

Ha! I know in the civil war era, it was acceptable for cousins to marry... lol!

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I hope you're not saying that after your dose, you won't tolerate anything else gay all day.

I love the idea of healthy, loving, supportive friendships, whatever your sex/gender. And I hate when people are like 'this person died without ever getting married, they were obviously gay'. Wrt this article though, a lot of them are totally ignoring the obvious.

But the two groups have been interconnected from waaay back (if I recall my history correctly, it started as gay men + transgendered activists around the time of Stonewall). It's the same fight (to be legally and socially recognized as equal) - why would you feel the need to separate yourself from the non-gender-conforming folk?