Imagine having that much hate in you..

I don't think OH has to imagine.

Is that in response to any homophobic FIFA regulations or whatever or is it just meant to address cultural norms?

It's a link to a twitter account.

Right

I personally wasn’t sure what the point is. I looked at it and thought yep I never can make out what the **** tweeters are on about.

Yeah also not sure what to make of the account

I would love it though if this could be a positive space where we talk about our own experiences with queerness/queer culture and not just a dumping ground for articles involving hate crimes and death.

no shade to you fluff, just speaking to the trend

There are no openly gay male footballers playing professionally, that guy claims to be gay and a pro footballer and is saying he is going to come out. Adidas mentioned it before so it is definitely a thing people have questioned for about thirty years now.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-49672855

Lovers of Modena skeletons holding hands were both men

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-gIBHgj2EMv...etons-zoom.jpg

:love:

More like a biPhone nawmsayin?

If the queers get to have a queer corner, how come the straights can't have a straight corner?

:shycouch:

They can

Go stand in the ****ing corner. No one gives a ****.

It was a corny wordplay joke. A straight corner? Hence the shy couch.

Trollheart back from the grave

I was about to say "because it has to be bent to be a corner" but never mind. :D

it's ok to be straight *frog*

Lando Galrissian.

Low hanging fruit

That's offensive in this thread.

Hell yeah :)

Do y'all consider fella to be gendered language or no? Called a bird that earlier today and got my gears turnin

If my understanding of Spanish is correct, fella is gendered because words ending with a usually refers to the feminine application of whatever it's describing.

Well but fella is just slang for fellow

The gendered usage of fellow is slang too. I say take the power back, fellow comrade.

word

:o:

I need clarification. This sentence can read a bunch of different ways.

Women are commonly referred to as "bird" in the same way dudes would say "chick". So, I could read this as you referring to a woman and telling us you called her 'fella'

...

which is also confusing because how do we know that woman is a woman or that she adheres to that gender? Hmm.

Also, a 'bird' could be in reference to certain avian creature with wings and a beak but still doesn't make sense that you're calling that animal 'fella' because you can't ascertain the gender of such a bird.

Gears grinded my friend.

That's what I'm saying should we stray away from using gendered language towards the bird and does fellow in a sociological sense adhere to masculine gendered language?

1. You wouldn't call a woman "fellow".

2. It's a ****ing bird, you god damn snowflake.

lol point made and closed

Wait are we talking about literal birds

That's because our culture hates women so much that we don't even consider them fellow humans.

Women are now fellows or you're a misogynist piece of ****.

The creatures yes

Bird: *poops on me*

Me: **** you, dude!

ACLU van: *SCREEEEEECH!!!*