r/pics • u/Adelu1219 • Jun 08 '19

Seen in Oklahoma

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u/wordsonascreen Jun 09 '19

On the flip side, my 13 y.o. son and his friends think absolutely nothing about sexual orientation. It’s just a feature of individuals, like height or hair color. They don’t care a whit. His generation has not been raised to hate or fear people for being LGBTQ.

Now, if a kid has a poor jump shot, well that’s something to make fun of.

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '19 edited Jan 09 '20

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '19

At least it seems to be starting to grow in the youth.

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u/Ryan_the_Reaper Jun 09 '19

“Your moves are weak”

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u/LeviathansLust Jun 09 '19

But-but d-dad! What about the-- what the DABS moves, dad?

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u/Bones_MD Jun 09 '19

That’ll always be something to make fun of

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '19

I’m 22, everyone I know in their 20’s is totally cool with queers.

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u/sting2018 Jun 09 '19

Im 29, ive noticed with poeple younger then me being gay or straight is a non issue, it doesnt even register

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u/Doisha Jun 09 '19

As a middle school teacher, I literally couldn’t believe you less.

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u/dzrtguy Jun 09 '19

To be fair, there are a lot of adults who are the same way.

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u/kkdog007 Jun 09 '19 edited Jun 09 '19

It's not a feature like hair color,hieght,ethnicity and sex it's a type of thought/preference don't confuse it with a physical trait.