You don’t have to adopt every ideology. Read about it, understand it or not then move on. It isn’t necessary either to deem it wrong or right. That’s what true open mindedness is about.
There is nothing hard about comprehending that preferences can be rooted in prejudice.
“I would never date a fat person”
“I would never date a dark skinned person”
“I would never date a bisexual man”
None of these negate prejudice because you deem them as preferential.
Heterosexuality is being attracted to the opposite gender, romantically or sexually. Heterosexuality by definition is not being attracted to a heterosexual.
So maybe let’s start there…
I need an iPad. I did not before, now I absolutely do. It’s imperative that I acquire one. And it’s for one reason and one reason only, もしかして私、変態?? 😭😭😭
I’m dead at the earring part. I guess by her logic, if bi men have unchecked misogyny then het cis men have checked misogyny so unchecked is where she draws the line? I don’t even know anymore🧍🏾♀️😭
Except no one is saying you should date them and no one can force you, people are just saying it’s worth it to interrogate what your preferences are rooted in. In fact, they themselves would rather you don’t date them either. These aren’t real life problems.
@WillyDiBa7 “Kids, we’re talking about ✨action✨ verbs”
“Yes mam”
“What is the opposite of go? It’s come”
“Oh so because you only mentioned go and come, are they the only existing ✨verbs✨”
Whoo! Heterosexual? Do we even care about context anymore. You know what, have a blast, go at it🫶🏾
@kgosigadi_mo@PetiteEbonyGirl Acting like they aren’t always the ones complaining about straight cis men not bathing and scrubbing their bum bum and going on about how gay men are clean and oh “I wish” mxm
Happy national lipstick day to young Tsubaki being told by grandma Yu that it’s okay to love wearing lipstick 🥺🥺
The things you love should never be limited to a specific gender
Practicing reading Hangul by reading random Korean names is actually very beginner friendly and helpful. I’ll definitely say this, the moment you can read and write using Hangul, run away from romanisation. Very very dangerous that one. Will lead you straight into illiteracy 😭