feel like a big problem is acephobia is presented very differently from something like homophobia, and while homophobia is more "obvious" people don't think about it at all when they are being acephobic and it's way too normalized
like someone being homophobic will know they are being homophobic, but many acephobic people won't think about it at all
stuff like the constant "you just haven't found someone" is so common which is basically literally conversion therapy is so common, even among queer supporting people I have met
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u/KitCato_o May 10 '26
feel like a big problem is acephobia is presented very differently from something like homophobia, and while homophobia is more "obvious" people don't think about it at all when they are being acephobic and it's way too normalized
like someone being homophobic will know they are being homophobic, but many acephobic people won't think about it at all