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it's often heartbreaking to see how one can be fed up from being pushed beyond their limits.
take the people of lgbtq+ as an example
some may make jokes/insults about how cishet people see [problem 1] and how they can be tired of [problem 2] and etc. (1/?)
take the people of lgbtq+ as an example
some may make jokes/insults about how cishet people see [problem 1] and how they can be tired of [problem 2] and etc. (1/?)
oftentimes people may react negatively to things like that and i get it. you think it's painting a bad rep on other cishets or you personally. though i think of it this way
lgbtq+ has (and still unfortunately does) gotten treated as a joke (2/?)
lgbtq+ has (and still unfortunately does) gotten treated as a joke (2/?)
(that's as mildly as i can put it) by the majority (cishets) for having different values and beliefs. i can only imagine how heavy it might feel to be in a minority that gets treated lesser than dirt,, and it's only fair that these people are allowed to express the hurt they(3/?)
and others in their group endure. perhaps they aren't trying to hurt any cishets personally, but are expressing the immense pain they feel to not be treated with the equal respect as one. i think cishets only bashing those people for expressing their feelings through humour (4/?)
just prove the minority's point. honestly i think we should start normalizing getting to understand the problems lgbtq+ people face instead of hurting them for ranting about it. the least a cishet can do is lend a hand out to these people and listen to them talk about their(5/?)
struggles while helping them feel safe. it's important that we also defend them from uneducated cishets, whilst also educating them about lgbtq+. (6/?)
i don't usually talk about these things, but i think my point of view does need to be expressed. if, however, you think i'm talking complete nonsense, please let me know. i'm more than willing to listen to how different people (preferably lgbt+) see these problems. (7/7)
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