set tonight
I know that there are a lot of negative stereotypes about gay people…
and I want you all to know that… I’m here to confirm them all.
As a member of the LGBTTQQIAPLMNOPRSTUVWXYZ community…
I want you to know that I think our acronyms are so fucking confusing. I’m so sorry. I wish that we could make things so much easier for you. I wish you didn’t have to google all of our acronyms to know what the fuck we’re talking about. I think we, as a community, forget how fucking confusing it is to straight people who don’t know our acronyms.
PFLAG, HRC, GLAAD, GLSEN, SAGE
I can only speak as a gay man — dating is really hard. Dating is really hard for everyone, don’t get me wrong I know that I have friends who are women. We hear you loud and clear about how terrible straight men are. We know.
Imagine if you were a man dating another man. Because even though we are different in a lot of ways…we ARE THE SAME IN A LLLOOOTTT of ways.
But I feel like dating for gay men is a liiiitle bit harder. Like if dating were like dance dance revolution straight people would be the medium setting.
- dance*
For me it’s like expert level.
- dance*
Another stereotype of gay people is that we’re weak. We’re all sissies.
But it’s not true. Just last week I got in a fight…
or flight situation.
And I ran away from that shit so fast.
AHHHHHHHH.
I think young gay kids have it much better than even I did in high school 4 years ago. I wasn’t out of the closet until I was 17 but I think a lot of people knew I was gay. Especially all of the bullies. But the bullies at my school weren’t very creative. Like, they would just repeat what you were back to you.
- walk up*
- Bloom, you’re gay.
- “I’m like, I know. I’m trying to figure it out too.”