Little things that make you smile - the anti-peeve thread.

[Nandito]

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[Firewind]

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[Armando]

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[Omgwtfbbqkitten]

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[Aksannyi]

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[Aksannyi]

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Just awesome.

[Yygdrasil]

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DO WANT!!!


They Will Be Mine: Fallout Vault 101 Sneakers & Hoodie

[DakAttack]

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I get 50% off on everything in the shop. A shame it's all junk.

[cidbahamut]

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That awkward moment when the CEO is one of the people in the office singing happy birthday to you.

[Yygdrasil]

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I get 50% off on everything in the shop. A shame it's all junk.

Perhaps I need to wire you some $ on PayPal to net me these sweet kicks.

[Mezlo]

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Just awesome.

Makes you wonder what homosexual activity Nate was doing at 6 years old to clue his Dad in he was gay...

[Omgwtfbbqkitten]

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Makes you wonder what homosexual activity Nate was doing at 6 years old to clue his Dad in he was gay...

Probably less about that and more about a resistance toward gender social norms society and parents impress upon the sexes from birth. People who are aware that the concept of gender is a social construct instead of insisting those norms are "normal" and "right" are probably more likely to see and understand when people deviate from those supposed norms.

That kid's lucky to have cool, open-minded parents like that. I know a friend with a story like this one. Her parents were all like "Oh you're a lesbian. That's okay, can you babysit the dogs and watch the house next weekend while we're away?" Coming out was a huge deal to her, but she was kind of astounded how relatively unphased they were. She had it in her head because they were Christian conservatives she'd be run out with a shotgun or something. Nah, they were more than content to lecture her on everything outside of being a lesbian.

She still didn't like the lectures, but they were much easier to swallow after that day.

[Aksannyi]

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That's pretty much it.

I have no idea how my parents would have reacted if I'd been gay. Probably not well. My dad probably would have been cool, but my mom would have struggled with it - like she does with everything. (Like when I told her I don't follow Catholicism anymore, or like when my ex took the kids to Mexico, or like when I moved to Florida, or ... just pick a bunch of milestones in my life, she didn't deal with them well.)

I know that if either of my kids were gay, it'd be a non-issue. It really warmed my heart to see a parent that was so 100% cool with who his son was. Need more parents like that on this planet.

[Satori]

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My parents always knew, I knew thy did too.
For a while they'd ask me if I was gy and I'd just close up and call them "tramps" lol
Oneday I was in a rush for work an my dayd calld me ash I ran down the stairs, He said "Steve are you gay?" Is said yes and he said "ok, see you later"
I was halfway down the street before I had realised.
My parents are so open minded though. My dad tried to set me up with aguy he works with once, A big built skinnhead. scary lol

[Firewind]

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