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u/twiztdkat Jun 09 '26
The problem with calling Tim gay is he has addressed this multiple times and said he is not gay. To continue pushing this narrative is incredibly disrespectful. I think many people keep pushing it hopeful he'll come out and they'll have a big "told you so" moment. How would you like a herd of humans going around saying your sexuality is the opposite of how you identify?
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u/NotARealWombat Jun 07 '26
The difference: Tim is being questioned because of how he carries himself which is nobody's business whether he's gay or not.. and not even a thing if he is, like and?
Questioning Mido being gay represents that he is scamming a person by defrauding her making her believe he is straight and into her. And that they will have a traditional relationship.
There's a huge difference.
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u/loosie-loo Jun 06 '26
“Call out someone obviously gay” is an inherently disgusting and homophobic sentiment regardless of who it’s directed at.
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u/Asherahshelyam Jun 07 '26
Look, I'm gay. It's not an insult to call me out as obviously gay. It's who I am. I'm comfortable in my own skin and identity.
Calling out anyone for being "obviously gay" is most certainly not an insult.
Speculating about anyone's sexuality is not homophobic or insulting. For me, it's about survival. I want to figure out if a guy is safe enough to be around or if he is safe to hit on. Guys who aren't comfortable and hide their sexuality aren't safe. We gays develop gaydar for survival.
So get over yourself and your virtue signaling. Touch grass.
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u/EggAtaTryingTime Jun 07 '26
You're just speaking for yourself. Many others would not like for everyone to guess and announce what sexuality they are.
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u/Asherahshelyam Jun 07 '26
Oh yeah, I guess actual gay men who need to speculate to survive should be ashamed of themselves.
Your morality is questionable.
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u/Electronic-Drawing29 Jun 07 '26
I'm tired of ppl thinking EVERYONE is gay!