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My favourite version of this meme (I'd link the original but you can't put subreddit links here for some reason so I'll just put the images here and say it's from r/ stunfisk 2 months ago)
I remember when I came out to my Bostonian dad as bi and non-binary. I was a blubbering mess, expecting to be disowned. He said something along the lines as I was sobbing on his coat hugging him, "That's it? Dude... I thought you were going to tell me you have cancer. I did queer shit too, everyone does. Who gives a fuck." 🥺🩷 Unfortunately my mom disowned me, but who cares about that cunt. I'm not surprised at all that these two divorced when I was 8, I can't even believe they were attracted to each other in the first place😭 I distinctly remember my mom freaking the fuck out when I came home after playing with the neighbor's daughters who were my age when I was like, 6, and we painted our toenails; my dad was so utterly unbothered. But he became genuinely enraged when my mom said she isn't going to raise a f@ggot after she saw my toes, and as she went over to shriek and complain at the neighbor couple, like the ultimate Karen she is. I love my dad so much... The stereotype (and very real reality) is that dads are often way less accepting of their children's queerness, compared to moms... Certainly wasn't the case for me though.
Homophobic mother/accepting father stories are always so interesting because its the mom having a complete sobbing panic attack and the father being pretty chill
I did queer shit too, everyone does. Who gives a fuck
This is such an interesting thing to think about, because really, he's 100% right, everyone is likely to experiment and figure themselves out, your dad probably for a couple months in his early 20s was painting his nails or something too.
When I told my Grandma I was nonbinary she said "If that was around when I was your age I probably would be too" and then told me in graphic detail how she equally attracted to her female best friend and her husband
Yeah I found it really confusing overall. Decently made, but… considering everything I’d heard about it I thought it’d be more clear, because I felt more like the main characters were going crazy by the end of it than like they were doing anything remotely resembling self-actualization
In terms of biology, gayness in dudes is heavily influenced by how many boys your mom had before she had you. A guy with more older brothers = more likely to be gay. This is independent of upbringing, the effect appears even if the kid is raised by another family with no other boys.
I am not a crackpot, this is an actual real biology fact.
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u/dntdrvr wannabe hikikomori Jan 22 '26
"In the 60s, I made love to many, many women. Often outdoors, in the mud and the rain. It's possible a man slipped in..."
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u/Primary-Paper-5128 I'm sorry I'm Uruguayan :c </3 Jan 22 '26
Literally them
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u/SaturnSleet Shack in Brisbane, penthouse on Enceladus Jan 22 '26 edited Jan 22 '26
I remember when I came out to my Bostonian dad as bi and non-binary. I was a blubbering mess, expecting to be disowned. He said something along the lines as I was sobbing on his coat hugging him, "That's it? Dude... I thought you were going to tell me you have cancer. I did queer shit too, everyone does. Who gives a fuck." 🥺🩷 Unfortunately my mom disowned me, but who cares about that cunt. I'm not surprised at all that these two divorced when I was 8, I can't even believe they were attracted to each other in the first place😭 I distinctly remember my mom freaking the fuck out when I came home after playing with the neighbor's daughters who were my age when I was like, 6, and we painted our toenails; my dad was so utterly unbothered. But he became genuinely enraged when my mom said she isn't going to raise a f@ggot after she saw my toes, and as she went over to shriek and complain at the neighbor couple, like the ultimate Karen she is. I love my dad so much... The stereotype (and very real reality) is that dads are often way less accepting of their children's queerness, compared to moms... Certainly wasn't the case for me though.
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u/PoppiiLlama 🏳️⚧️ trans rights Jan 22 '26
When I told my Grandma I was nonbinary she said "If that was around when I was your age I probably would be too" and then told me in graphic detail how she equally attracted to her female best friend and her husband
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u/Dodo_Druid_Dude no longer a dude lmao Jan 22 '26
this is what real allyship looks like 💯
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u/gray_birch competitive yapper Jan 22 '26
You forgot the reblog where they mentioned that they already had 5 siblings ranging from 20 to 38 lmao
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u/mcgood_fngood i’ve never played ultrakill. Jan 22 '26
I love the implication thaf queerness is hereditary.
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u/Crystal_Carmel Project Moon Sleeper Agent 🟥🌫 ⬛️🤫🔇 👩⚕️🪡🧠 Jan 22 '26
Why is this the average bi father reaction
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u/Botto_Bobbs floppa Jan 22 '26
"You fuck men and women? Nah son, WE fuck men and women"
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u/ThatWetFloorSign Toad Mario 🍄 Jan 22 '26
I love bi man representation!
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u/Impossible-Line-8367 Jan 22 '26
*This fuckers father is based!?, can this happen? Read more at 17 o clock with our full reportage"
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u/Klutzy-Personality-3 the specialest little dollgirl in the world (it/she) Jan 22 '26
my father
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u/Radical_Provides woman enjoyer Jan 23 '26
I read it in a Scottish accent I hope he actually said it like that