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LGBT Have 당신 ever witnessed heterosexism?

155 fans picked:
Yes, directed at me.
   28%
Yes, directed at someone else.
   25%
No.
   23%
Yes, directed at no one.
   21%
directed at me and someone else
directed at me and someone else
   3%
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I did it.
   1%
 Spotty_Vision21 posted over a year ago
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robertchaseicu picked Yes, directed at me.:
Yep, I'm bi but I prefer girls and tell the guys at school I'm lesbian so they won't ask me out! People make fun of me a lot and stuff.
posted over a year ago.
 
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PatoPop picked Yes, directed at me.:
I'm from Argentina, and here they don't have that tolerance as much as in the USA. I've been embarrased and discriminated a lot of times, but I'm strong, and I'm bi, there's nothing to fight against. I love to be myself, I love this way, and if you don't like it, turn your face around.
In the other hand, there's a lot of homophobia, even in LGTB people, but when you come out and tell people who you love/loves you, they understand and it's worthy. That's the good side.
posted over a year ago.
 
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megand89 picked No.:
Aww I hate that this happens to people we are all equal and should be treated as such, I love everyone even if they hate me
posted over a year ago.
 
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CullenCult picked Yes, directed at no one.:
There is a guy I know and his dad is a preacher, so he has a lot of biased opinions, so I fight with him a lot about gay rights. He don't understand why I support Gay Rights cause I'm straight, and I'm like it don't matter what you are.. every person on this earth deserves love. Everyone has feelings and shouldn't be categorized based on anything. We are all people, and you may not like certain people, but keep your mouth shut about your opinions cause you don't know who is around and will hear you. SO we fight like every-other day.
posted over a year ago.
 
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hou0060 picked Yes, directed at no one.:
What *is* heterosexism??
posted over a year ago.
 
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duckey94 picked Yes, directed at no one.:
Heterosexism is either the belief that heterosexuals (straight people) are better than members of the LGBT community OR the false assumption that all people are straight.

I have to deal more with the latter. People always thinking that a girl liking a girl or a guy liking a guy doesn't happen. Or they forget and say stuff that's heterosexist. I know a girl and I aksed her if she'd ever actually thought about her sexuality and she replied something to the effect of, "Well, no, but of course I'm straight." She's not against of gays or anything and she didn't mean it to sound heterosexist, I know. And that's kinda worse, 'cause that means people just think that kinda stuff and don't think anything's wrong with it at all.
posted over a year ago.
last edited over a year ago
 
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hou0060 picked Yes, directed at no one.:
Oh, than yeah. Heaps. All the time. The second one. People just forget I guess. But then people make all these jokes and stuff and I get really fired up and theyre like, well calm down it was only a joke.
And also this new thing going around of saying 'gay' at every second word like, oh I have maths homework, thats so gay.
posted over a year ago.
 
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TheAnswer picked Yes, directed at no one.:
Heterosexism is everywhere. It's just that most people can't see it. Because it's EVERYWHERE. It is everything. how many commercials have you seen with a happily married gay couple eating cereal?
I dream of a world where LGBTIQQP(etc) is as "normal" as straight.

posted over a year ago.
 
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Dragonclaws picked Yes, directed at no one.:
I was seeing a psychologist to get a definitive diagnosis of autism so I could get some disability benefits at college, and the whole process is heavily flawed, obsolete, seems like it was put together by a large group of people, using material either too politically correct or not enough... It's a mess. One of the questions she asked me was if I found it difficult to speak to the opposite sex. I wanted to say that not everyone is attracted to the opposite sex, that some individuals are neither male nor female, that gender identity transcends biological sex, but I just answered the way it was intended to work. It always struck me as startlingly heterosexist from someone whose career was based talking sensitively to people who are different from the main population.
posted over a year ago.
 
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FlightofFantasy picked Yes, directed at me.:
I actually get some hate from both the heterosexual and the homosexual community for being asexual, though gays and bis are generally more accepting of my orientation than straights.
posted over a year ago.
 
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sapherequeen picked Yes, directed at someone else.:
There's this boy in my school, some people say he's gay. During science class, there's this other boy who calls him names that offend homosexual men.

There's a lot of heterosexism in my high school.
posted over a year ago.
 
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LOLerz25 picked Yes, directed at someone else.:
I pity the LGBT around me... being discriminated & treated like trash...
T.T
posted over a year ago.
 
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XxSPXCupcakesXx picked Yes, directed at no one.:
I got disowned by my dads side of my family for being a lesbian :[ And my uncle always complained about gay people in general. I hate it.
So my answer would be more at no one and myself :P
posted over a year ago.
last edited over a year ago
 
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jbieberluver94 picked Yes, directed at no one.:
When people say something is gay or someone is a faggot
posted over a year ago.
 
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Sandfire_Paiger picked Yes, directed at no one.:
^Same.
posted over a year ago.
 
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Duff_Lover picked Yes, directed at me.:
i am heteroooo
posted over a year ago.
 
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Kadaj picked Yes, directed at someone else.:
Directed at this couple in my fifth hour, and another time when 'cutest couple' was taken out of the yearbook because someone said they wouldn't buy it if a gay couple won. And of course a few other times that I can't remember.
posted over a year ago.
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NightFrog picked Yes, directed at no one.:
My friends' boyfriend is homophobic and mentioned that he called a gay couple "faggots." Also in a pep assembly, one of the guys out there is bisexual, and the boys behind me constantly commented on it. There's a lot of arrogant speak on this matter, everywhere.
posted over a year ago.
 
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glelsey picked Yes, directed at someone else.:
I didn't witness this as such, my friend only told me about it...

My friend's brother got kicked out of home by his mother when he came out as gay.

Fortunately, his parents had split up a long time ago and his father took him in, so he didn't end up homeless.

Later that year, the same friend's sister got kicked out when she got pregnant, so there you go. My friend still lives there - she hasn't managed to get kicked out... yet. Dang.
posted over a year ago.
 
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Fassmckee picked I did it.:
i call it as I see it, at least noone can accuse me of littering the world with unwanted bastards.
posted over a year ago.
 
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dontmindmeyo picked Yes, directed at someone else.:
Both directed at nobody, as well as from what my girlfriend tells me xier classmates said when they found out xie was dating me,,,, ,
posted over a year ago.
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IllusionDolls picked Yes, directed at no one.:
siiigh, it's always in your face, really wears down on you
posted over a year ago.
 
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BennieBear27 picked Yes, directed at me.:
All of the yes answers, actually.

I've seen it directed towards me, I've seen it directed at someone else and I've seen it just being spewed out at random. All of these happened on the internet. :/
posted over a year ago.