"I'L INFLUENCE TONIGHT" niga that sounds so wrong and gay
Comment by guru on The S-Classes That I Raised - Chapter 18
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@guru
You know the people who are overly obsessed and angered by anything even ambiguously gay. Are the one's who're deep in the closet and trying hardest to deny their xuality.
People who're confident and at peace with their straightness. Don't give af, and either just don't care, or laugh it off.
People who're confident and at peace with being gay don't give af. Since it's just a story. Or they laugh at what's supposed to be a comedic moment (which comedy like all art is subjective). Or they simply ship them at the slightest hint of gay shipping.
You first getting angry at two brothers being close by seeing it as gay was super fking weird and screaming of repressed h0m0sexuality in a weird af way. You getting angry at this scene, hammers that in even harder.
You know the people who are overly obsessed and angered by anything even ambiguously gay. Are the one's who're deep in the closet and trying hardest to deny their xuality.
People who're confident and at peace with their straightness. Don't give af, and either just don't care, or laugh it off.
People who're confident and at peace with being gay don't give af. Since it's just a story. Or they laugh at what's supposed to be a comedic moment (which comedy like all art is subjective). Or they simply ship them at the slightest hint of gay shipping.
You first getting angry at two brothers being close by seeing it as gay was super fking weird and screaming of repressed h0m0sexuality in a weird af way. You getting angry at this scene, hammers that in even harder.
@Ashanna Hensley (Ren) so then what is it when an individual absolutely flips on someone because they pointed something out? Oh wait, yeah!
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