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Anonymous 1w

I get the need for gay bars and queer exclusive spaces but shunning straight people from public pride events is petty asf. they’re there because they want to support us

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Anonymous 1w

You don’t have to send them away, they’re just supporting it’s all love

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Anonymous 1w

Going to pride for the first time was the thing that was fully able to commit my parents to changing their beliefs after I came out. Being there and seeing all the families, children, and just people that were present and existing and spreading love and joy is what made them start thinking about what they really believed. I know they can’t be the only people that had that experience. Pride is a protest, and protests are meant to change minds. We can’t change minds if they aren’t there to see.

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Anonymous 1w

aro/ace straight people exist.. also that idea assumes that you can tell who’s trans lol

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Anonymous 1w

Pride are for everyone no matter if they are a member or not, Pride is about celebrating the community progress, and what is still yet to be done, all of which would not be possible without both community members and community allies. Straight couples are okay at pride, Homophobic or transphobic people aren’t

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Anonymous 1w

when i first went to pride i was really nervous and asked my sister to come with me even tho she thought she was straight at the time, she loved it and kept coming with me every year and then discovered a few years in that she's actually bi and probably demi so it's also really helpful to people who are figuring themselves out because it teaches people the terms and they get to hear others' stories and connect themselves to it

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Anonymous 1w

I’m at pride to engage with the sexy gay people. My bf is my knight so naturally he will accompany me. We have miller lite in the cooler to share.

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Anonymous 1w

fighting invisible enemies lmao

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Anonymous 1w

Has anyone ever actually said this tho lmfao

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Anonymous 1w

i am an ally and i attend pride. i’ve only been welcomed.

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Anonymous 1w

this is such a nothingburger issue

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Anonymous 1w

My straight parents took me to a pride event when I was 4 and on the way home from a museum,,, having positive exposure to queerness from a young age meant that I never went through a phase where I felt upset about my sexuality

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Anonymous 1w

5. They could be part of a polycule and the others are in the bathroom

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Anonymous 1w

Don’t segregate us bro. Anyone who wants to come to pride should come to pride to celebrate. The meaning of the celebration doesn’t change based on who attends.

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Anonymous replying to -> #11 1w

banning straight people from pride is just going to create more ignorance imo too like we want people to feel comfortable learning the terms and interacting with us so they know US and not just whatever misinformation is on the news or internet and pride is a great place to do that

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1w

I also like gay bars cause it keeps the freaks away from us

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Anonymous 1w

All words are made up

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Anonymous replying to -> #12 1w

If no one said this the post wouldn’t exist

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