I'm fully supportive of LGBT+ people and all but some people are just cis and straight and don't have to give it a second thought
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Anonymous9w
I think it’s just intuitive
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Anonymous9w
Wouldn’t it be great to just effortlessly fit in the box?
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Anonymous9w
I’m a straight man and have been my whole life but one time I sat down to pee and I knew then and there I could never be a woman
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Anonymous9w
From my personal experience, it was pretty easy to tell what I liked. Madelyn Cline was all it took to see. Straight male btw
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Anonymous9w
Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network were keeping me straight back In my formative years
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Anonymous9w
I don’t think it should really be a question. You just have to feel the way you feel
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Anonymous8w
I saw the amazing feminine energy of my role models and knew I wanted to be like them when I grew up.
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Anonymous#19w
they just accept it at face value and move on? did they fact check? did they evaluate the reliability of their sources? wheres the critical thinking?
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AnonymousOP9w
oh okay you're doing bad ragebait
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Anonymous#19w
partly yes, partly a joke, partly genuine confusion
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Anonymous#49w
You’ve never woken up at like three in the morning cause you had to piss and you were still so tired and wobbly by the time you reached the toilet that you just sit down? That shits better than sex dude
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Anonymous#29w
1. I’m too scared I’ll fall asleep on the toilet
2. I piss the bed like a man
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Anonymous#49w
that made me laugh harder than it should’ve
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Anonymous#49w
This is the first time I’ve ever audibly laughed at a yy post, fantastic work
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Anonymous#29w
Nah gotta go with the good ol hand on wall method
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Anonymous#89w
If you do have to question it you’ll feel very confused and make poor decisions
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Anonymous#89w
idk you might be underestimating the impact of heteronormativity. I know lots of non-straight people who were teenagers before they realized some variation of "oh, not everyone feels this way"
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Anonymous#19w
Yeah that’s a very normal age to be discovering that stuff. Kids usually aren’t and shouldn’t be worried about romance or sexuality until they’re in their teens.