gobear:
And what makes the net effect of this particular rude comment worse than any other rude comment?
Are you honestly going to sit there and tell me that there is something special about being gay that makes it more annoying when other people stick their noses in your business and tell you what to do, than if you were straight?
Do you honestly beleive that their is such a thing as gay sensibilities that straight people in general don’t undserstand?
Apparently it doesn’t work that way for gay people, why would you suppose it would work that way for straight people?
You don’t know what it feels like to have 3rd degree burns covering both your hands, do you?
I do.
Does this give me license to pour boiling oil over somebody else’s hands. “Now you know how I feel.”
I also once got hit in the head with a baseball bat.
SHould I find a random person and give them a crack in the skull so they can understand my unique experience?
No offense here meant at all, but I really don’t buy this whole gay angst thing at all, bor do I buy teen angst, girl angst, old angst or any other angst that you might have.
Everybody thinks they’re special.
But really, that comment is not any more annoying or condescending because gay people here it a lot.
At least you don’t have old people walking up to you in public and pinching your kids’ cheeks and telling you that you shouldn’t be feeding them ice cream you took them out for, and then lecturing you about nutrition.
I mean I could jump into the next gay flirt thread and start talking about diaper angst.
So don’t talk to me about how bad it feels to get shit on.
How about I wipe poop on your face while you’re sleeping (like my daughter did to me?) Maybe you should be educated on what that feels like.
Trust me. Just because somebody had an annoying experience isn’t a good reason to inflict it on anybody else.
Some things we don’t need to feel.