GSA drama and other general fuckery: a thread

PSA, these are all personal experiences, and are all why I hate the GSA

1. The first incident. The first GSA I ever joined was back in 6th grade, when I was 11-12-13 I don’t remember exactly. I ended up leaving that one because some kid told me me being bisexual was panphobic, and I should go d¡e.

1. (Cont) I remained confused about pansexuality vs bisexuality for the remainder of middle school, and continued id’ing as bi anyways because I thought pan was REALLY sus.

2. My second GSA experience was in freshman year of high school. I’ve been out as Bi ever since I was 12 (hence the sheer amount of homophobia I’ve experienced) And so the person in charge was one of my (now Ex) friends, they wanted me to be the VP (Vice President)

2. (Cont) so of course I accepted. I go there for the first time and they’re having a lecture on how bisexuality is panphobic and outdated. I no longer feel welcome, but I feel obligated to stay. So I do. Halfway through the year one fo the members “reports” me for being bisexual

2. (Cont.) I left shortly after that due to the belittling and harassment. I stopped being friends with that person a month later when they tried to out me as “trans” (male to female- completely untrue) in front of the whole school

My final experience with the GSA is kinda sad but a lot funnier than the previous ones

3. Last year one of my friends (non-dysphoric NB person, don’t get me started I’ve tried) asked me to come to GSA with them. I accepted simply because I thought it’d be interesting to check out the new GSA leader.

He was an actual gay man which was pretty cool. A nice change.

3. (Cont) So I actually joined. And shortly after I realized that- this place was full of tucutes and xenogenders. Horrifying. Even worse, we weren’t allowed to debate because this was an “inclusivity zone”

However. I am petty.

3. (Cont) so I came up with a plan. Every Friday when we met up, someone would always start going off on how someone said their gender was invalid.

We always met up in computer lab A.

So I snuck in in the morning, every day for 6 weeks, and wrote out my opinions on what was

3. (Cont) said the week before. And every time I did, I always saw the guy who ran it’s face light up just a little.

He wasn’t alone, just like I wasn’t alone

3. (Cont) unfortunately my friend recognized my handwriting at some point and I got kicked out. A month later I was invited back due to the people with the same opinions as me leaving. Which left about... 7 people give or take.

3. (Cont) the second time I got kicked out I actually just straight up said “angelgender isn’t real you’re just mentally ill” to someone Lol

The third time I got kicked out I said genderfluid wasn’t real

The 4th time I said that ace wasn’t inherently LGBT

3. (Cont) the fifth time I said you couldn’t say the f slur if you weren’t a gay man.

The sixth time I said “what the fuck” when someone said they used emoji pronouns

The seventh time I just put fine glitter fuckin everywhere

The eight and final time was the good one

The eighth and final time, I set up a low grade rube goldberg machine to drop the projector which was set up with a prezi on why all their rhetoric was harmful to the LGBT community. Once I was finished presenting I was kicked out for the last time with orders to not come back.