Anonymous #2 7w

nah, tons of fujoshi also love yuri. I can tell you this very confidently because my social circle overlaps with theirs by nature of being a bisexual with nerdy interests

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Anonymous #7 7w

Queer is being used as an encompassing term here.

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Anonymous #8 7w

I guess

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Anonymous #7 7w

Tf you mean I guess that is clearly the intention of OP. Theyre not erasinf gay and bi men, they explicitly stating those women who fetishize them “love” their particular queerness but not another sapphic example.

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Anonymous #8 6w

Calm down a lil. I just don’t get why we never say gay anymore

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Anonymous #7 6w

“Calm down a lil” you are not important enough to get me upset dude, and what are you the gay police? They can say queer.

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Anonymous #4 6w

No it’s not bc they’re actors being adored, not women being sexualizes and fetishized and objectified. Not the same energy.

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Anonymous #9 6w

Yeah, I didn’t watch bc I can’t stand seeing such sexism that comes with being back in time. It’s bad enough today, it just gets worse in the past! Also, bc it would surely all be straight, but I see that’s not the case anymore so cool lol

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Anonymous #9 6w

But what do you mean “agenda”….

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Anonymous #12 6w

Yeah I tried like one episode when it first came out and I really couldn’t stand it

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Anonymous #12 6w

I was just joking like how people used to least call things the gay agenda if it had anything to do with lgbtq+, like back in day 2010s

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Anonymous #12 6w

They’re gay men being sexualized and objectified by straight women. Watering this behavior down to just being “adored” is gross

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Anonymous #13 3w

When women sexualize men, it’s not from a place of hate, insecurity, hostility and violence. When lesbians are sexualized by straight man, it is all of those things. There is a difference. Don’t catch a tone with me tf.

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Anonymous #13 3w

And tbh, what is gross is you comparing THIS to how lesbians are treated in society by men and in general considering the fetishization of lesbians and women. How blind are you. Get a clue.

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Anonymous #12 3w

I think you’re confusing yourself. #12’s original point was commenting on how straight people objectify queer folk in the media, then IRL are disgusted by their life style because it’s not “normal” or “hetero” Your reply saying they are being “adored” is nonsense. If you read my comment (very top), our issue is that they’re being objectified for being two conveniently attractive gay men who have s*x with each other. Not because they’re good actors. #13’s reply back to you is just reinforcing it

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Anonymous #3 3w

The straight woman who fetishize the show aren’t watching it from an ally perspective, or an admiration of the actin perspective, it’s simply a “hot gay guys having s*x” perspective.

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Anonymous #3 3w

acting*

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Anonymous #12 3w

Where did I mention lesbians? What are you on about?

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Anonymous #13 3w

Straight people objectifying and dehumanizing lgbt+ people is bad. How are you arguing against that??

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Anonymous #3 3w

Oops I meant #4’s original point not #12. These yikyak numbers confuse tf out of me

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Anonymous #3 3w

Okay…. The point is that someone decided to compare it to how lesbians are fetishized by straight men. THAT IS THE POINT. and it’s incredible ignorant and disrespectful to compare that, bc to be frank, the way lesbians are treated by men is WAY worse than how gay men were ever treated by women…. And if you can’t see that… wow

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Anonymous #3 3w

Okay, and that is NOT comparable to how lesbians are objectified and fetishized. So nobody should have said anything about lesbians, bc it is not even close to as bad as how lesbians are treated and they wanna make an ignorant comparison like that.

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Anonymous #13 3w

WTF are you talking about? Are you lost? That was the entire reason I even said anything. You have no clue what this discussion is even about.

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Anonymous #3 3w

#4 is the one who made the ignorant comment comparing the widespread, hateful, fetishization of lesbians to straight women innocently watching gay male media. It is not even close to the same thing.

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Anonymous #3 3w

No it was not. #4’s point was to compare the way lesbians are fetishized to whatever this is with gay men.

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Anonymous #12 3w

Three replies rewording the same thing was not necessary. And again, #4 is commenting on objectification and fetishization of queer folk. I’m sorry you’re over analyzing it

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Anonymous #13 3w

Omg you are so lost. And fyi, you are defending the person who was talking about lesbians. So yeah. Just so you are up to date on what you’re saying, bc clearly you are unaware. How???

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Anonymous #3 3w

Clearly it is necessary bc you can’t comprehend. #4 was comparing the fetishization of lesbians to straight women watching gay man shows. And that is so disrespectful and ignorant. Are you even in the same conversation?? Like what?!

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Anonymous #12 3w

I mean the upvotes on #4’s post and my post say it all. You’re the only person taking up a problem with it. Downvote me if you want, but you’re over analyzing and aren’t even attempting to understand the correlation. Have a good day, #12

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Anonymous #12 3w

Also, before I stop replying, I do want to bring to your attention that the straight women watching the show told Hunter (the one actor) to end his life because he actually IS gay and is the only openly gay actor on the show. A gay man was also verbally assaulted and kicked out of a bar by a group of straight women bc the bar was having a HR showing and they didn’t feel safe with a man there. That is heinous. Objectification is objectification and is terrible no matter the situation

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Anonymous #12 3w

Maybe let’s stop trying to uphold lesbians while putting down gay men. We should be sticking together as we’re all a minority and we’re all being affected by the current state of the world. Thanks!

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