I see the gay panic is still strong lmao.

Cougar11 said:

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June is gay.

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We have pride celebrations in October every year

Tanya 93 said:

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We have pride celebrations in October every year

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Blending pride month with Halloween? Now that's a visual blend.

No Spin Ag said:

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Tanya 93 said:

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We have pride celebrations in October every year

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Blending pride month with Halloween? Now that's a visual blend.

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It's true though. Halloween and trans people.. just a bunch of costumes and people pretending to be something they aren't

ETFan said:

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I see the gay panic fatigue is still strong lmao.

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fify

Imagine being so utterly unremarkable that the only aspect of your being worth celebrating is your sexual preference.

Pride Month?


I thought you said Prude Month? Damn autocorrect

ETFan said:

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I see the gay panic is still strong lmao.

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We're tired of having deviant behavior paraded around until we acknowledge it.

Dirty_Mike&the_boys said:

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Football is gay
Football is queer
Football is transgender.. these are wild statements to make..excuse my silliness.

I’m going to proudly tell my boys football is none of these things.

I have nothing against Gays but this is far from right https://t.co/0MqgzyjqtP

— Dez Bryant (@DezBryant) June 2, 2025

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Getting wrecked in the comments.

Dez. Tell me again how football is not gay pic.twitter.com/n4CuvDd3Sx

— KSG (@KSG_SKOL) June 3, 2025

ETFan said:

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I see the gay panic is still strong lmao.

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No ET maybe you should phone home. The majority of this world doesn't want this shoved down our throats. No pun intended…..

jja79 said:

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ETFan said:

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I see the gay panic is still strong lmao.

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We're tired of having deviant behavior paraded around until we acknowledge it.

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Aside from the actual parades (that you, or no one who doesn't like the LGBTQXYZ+ community, aren't forced to go to or see), how is someone who is LGBTQXYZ+ living their life forcing people to acknowledge them and their lives?

No Spin Ag said:

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jja79 said:

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ETFan said:

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I see the gay panic is still strong lmao.

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We're tired of having deviant behavior paraded around until we acknowledge it.

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Aside from the actual parades (that you, or no one who doesn't like the LGBTQXYZ+ community, aren't forced to go to or see), how is someone who is LGBTQXYZ+ living their life forcing people to acknowledge them and their lives?

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-Kindergartners and other children being subjected to drag queen story hour.
-Gay porn and homosexual advocacy literature kept in the children's section of libraries.
-Government prosecutions of a baker in Colorado who politely declined baking a cake for a gay wedding.
-Continued influence on all entertainment media.
-Etc.

Turn on a television.

Have you ever seen people announcing they're heterosexual aka normal? Me either.

Feels like food service has gone the way of flight attendants. More often than not if my waiter is male then he's gay.

Since the gay community apparently cares so little about the month long celebration, perhaps there will be a movement to end it and just be like everyone else.

jja79 said:

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Turn on a television.

Have you ever seen people announcing they're heterosexual aka normal? Me either.

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Right? Just try to tell a group of coworkers or family that you want to have intercourse with the opposite sex. Reactions will range between "well... OK" to "that's none of my business and I'm offended that you would want to talk about it". Somebody announces that they want to have have sex with the same gender (i.e. - "gay") then your going to have people congratulating you on your bravery and making plans to represent your cheering section at the next gay parade. Like "I'm so excited that you're gay. Where's my sign?"

Ryan the Temp said:

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It's ironic how y'all care way more about this than actual gays do.

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Actual gays act a complete ass in public with all of this. Take their June away and the world would burn. So to say they don't really care would be comical.

techno-ag said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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jja79 said:

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ETFan said:

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I see the gay panic is still strong lmao.

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We're tired of having deviant behavior paraded around until we acknowledge it.

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Aside from the actual parades (that you, or no one who doesn't like the LGBTQXYZ+ community, aren't forced to go to or see), how is someone who is LGBTQXYZ+ living their life forcing people to acknowledge them and their lives?

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-Kindergartners and other children being subjected to drag queen story hour.
-Gay porn and homosexual advocacy literature kept in the children's section of libraries.
-Government prosecutions of a baker in Colorado who politely declined baking a cake for a gay wedding.
-Continued influence on all entertainment media.
-Etc.

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Great examples and those things should have never happened.

From what I recall, haven't those things you mentioned been addressed and removed so they're no longer an issue?

As for the influence of media, like parades, you aren't forced to watch. Things that go from a character happening to be gay, "Will and Grace," for example, to a show where there will be scenes where they shove as much LGBTQXYZ the scene, like the show "Looking" on HBO, then I just stop watching the show. That's it, it's no longer affecting me.

I long for the days when "Are you there God? It's me, Margaret" was controversial because the whole menses thing.

Champion of Fireball said:

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I long for the days when "Are you there God? It's me, Margaret" was controversial because the whole menses thing.

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David Hogg is a member of menses. It's how he got into Harvard.

fc2112 said:

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Seems to be less of the month long silliness of advertising demented sexual preferences. I think corporations don't feel the same pressure to accommodate this fad.

Net benefit to society IMHO. Maybe we can get back to June being the month for the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

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If they felt "pressure" to bow to deviants, it tells me that they don't deserve to be called leaders, they should be "followers" and not deserve their inflated paychecks. They would be better off watching TikTok influencers and following trends there.

YouBet said:

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Champion of Fireball said:

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I long for the days when "Are you there God? It's me, Margaret" was controversial because the whole menses thing.

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David Hogg is a member of menses. It's how he got into Harvard.

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That's Mensa. Of course me thinking a pint is a metric unit tops that.

agent-maroon said:

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jja79 said:

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Turn on a television.

Have you ever seen people announcing they're heterosexual aka normal? Me either.

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Right? Just try to tell a group of coworkers or family that you want to have intercourse with the opposite sex. Reactions will range between "well... OK" to "that's none of my business and I'm offended that you would want to talk about it". Somebody announces that they want to have have sex with the same gender (i.e. - "gay") then your going to have people congratulating you on your bravery and making plans to represent your cheering section at the next gay parade. Like "I'm so excited that you're gay. Where's my sign?"

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I tell women at work that I want to have sex with them all the time. Just in case they needed updates and reassurances that I'm straight. And to help with their self esteem, of course. Im just thoughtful like that.

Is that wrong...?

Kaiser von Wilhelm said:

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agent-maroon said:

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jja79 said:

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Turn on a television.

Have you ever seen people announcing they're heterosexual aka normal? Me either.

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Right? Just try to tell a group of coworkers or family that you want to have intercourse with the opposite sex. Reactions will range between "well... OK" to "that's none of my business and I'm offended that you would want to talk about it". Somebody announces that they want to have have sex with the same gender (i.e. - "gay") then your going to have people congratulating you on your bravery and making plans to represent your cheering section at the next gay parade. Like "I'm so excited that you're gay. Where's my sign?"

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I tell women at work that I want to have sex with them all the time. Just in case they needed updates and reassurances that I'm straight. And to help with their self esteem, of course. Im just thoughtful like that.

Is that wrong...?

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Be sure your elevator eyes game is on point.

Check out all the fun zones. Tell them to turn around for a better look.

No Spin Ag said:

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techno-ag said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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jja79 said:

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ETFan said:

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I see the gay panic is still strong lmao.

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We're tired of having deviant behavior paraded around until we acknowledge it.

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Aside from the actual parades (that you, or no one who doesn't like the LGBTQXYZ+ community, aren't forced to go to or see), how is someone who is LGBTQXYZ+ living their life forcing people to acknowledge them and their lives?

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-Kindergartners and other children being subjected to drag queen story hour.
-Gay porn and homosexual advocacy literature kept in the children's section of libraries.
-Government prosecutions of a baker in Colorado who politely declined baking a cake for a gay wedding.
-Continued influence on all entertainment media.
-Etc.

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Great examples and those things should have never happened.

From what I recall, haven't those things you mentioned been addressed and removed so they're no longer an issue?

As for the influence of media, like parades, you aren't forced to watch. Things that go from a character happening to be gay, "Will and Grace," for example, to a show where there will be scenes where they shove as much LGBTQXYZ the scene, like the show "Looking" on HBO, then I just stop watching the show. That's it, it's no longer affecting me.

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Unfortunately, half the commercials on tv right now are prep meds, focused on helping gay guys have "safe" sex with random guys at train stations. Not possible to get away if you just watch any regular tv. Of course, thats all day day, all year, so it's not really a June thing...

Ryan the Temp said:

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It's ironic how y'all care way more about this than actual gays do.

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It is not so much the LGB as it is the TQ+….which I realize is anathema to most Gays, also.

But I also wonder if this is similar to radical muslims vs. moderate muslims in that the radicals want us all dead and the moderates don't…or may not…..but will be no hindrance to the radicals in any event.

Kaiser von Wilhelm said:

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agent-maroon said:

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jja79 said:

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Turn on a television.

Have you ever seen people announcing they're heterosexual aka normal? Me either.

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Right? Just try to tell a group of coworkers or family that you want to have intercourse with the opposite sex. Reactions will range between "well... OK" to "that's none of my business and I'm offended that you would want to talk about it". Somebody announces that they want to have have sex with the same gender (i.e. - "gay") then your going to have people congratulating you on your bravery and making plans to represent your cheering section at the next gay parade. Like "I'm so excited that you're gay. Where's my sign?"

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I tell women at work that I want to have sex with them all the time. Just in case they needed updates and reassurances that I'm straight. And to help with their self esteem, of course. Im just thoughtful like that.

Is that wrong...?

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So what is it like to work somewhere without an HR office?

Culture wars are stupid

Tramp96 said:

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Kaiser von Wilhelm said:

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agent-maroon said:

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jja79 said:

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Turn on a television.

Have you ever seen people announcing they're heterosexual aka normal? Me either.

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Right? Just try to tell a group of coworkers or family that you want to have intercourse with the opposite sex. Reactions will range between "well... OK" to "that's none of my business and I'm offended that you would want to talk about it". Somebody announces that they want to have have sex with the same gender (i.e. - "gay") then your going to have people congratulating you on your bravery and making plans to represent your cheering section at the next gay parade. Like "I'm so excited that you're gay. Where's my sign?"

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I tell women at work that I want to have sex with them all the time. Just in case they needed updates and reassurances that I'm straight. And to help with their self esteem, of course. Im just thoughtful like that.

Is that wrong...?

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So what is it like to work somewhere without an HR office?

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I can confirm it's awesome. Our only HR is paycheck and benefits software.

Tramp96 said:

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Kaiser von Wilhelm said:

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agent-maroon said:

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jja79 said:

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Turn on a television.

Have you ever seen people announcing they're heterosexual aka normal? Me either.

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Right? Just try to tell a group of coworkers or family that you want to have intercourse with the opposite sex. Reactions will range between "well... OK" to "that's none of my business and I'm offended that you would want to talk about it". Somebody announces that they want to have have sex with the same gender (i.e. - "gay") then your going to have people congratulating you on your bravery and making plans to represent your cheering section at the next gay parade. Like "I'm so excited that you're gay. Where's my sign?"

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I tell women at work that I want to have sex with them all the time. Just in case they needed updates and reassurances that I'm straight. And to help with their self esteem, of course. Im just thoughtful like that.

Is that wrong...?

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So what is it like to work somewhere without an HR office?

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Back when it was my own business, I was HR...

Tramp96 said:

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Kaiser von Wilhelm said:

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agent-maroon said:

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jja79 said:

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Turn on a television.

Have you ever seen people announcing they're heterosexual aka normal? Me either.

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Right? Just try to tell a group of coworkers or family that you want to have intercourse with the opposite sex. Reactions will range between "well... OK" to "that's none of my business and I'm offended that you would want to talk about it". Somebody announces that they want to have have sex with the same gender (i.e. - "gay") then your going to have people congratulating you on your bravery and making plans to represent your cheering section at the next gay parade. Like "I'm so excited that you're gay. Where's my sign?"

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I tell women at work that I want to have sex with them all the time. Just in case they needed updates and reassurances that I'm straight. And to help with their self esteem, of course. Im just thoughtful like that.

Is that wrong...?

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So what is it like to work somewhere without an HR office?

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It's like the Oval Office during the Clinton Administration

If you need companies to pander you non-stop about your sexual orientation, "pride" isn't the word I'd use.

send ice to all the parades