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That's just an assumption on your end. I'm not the one going against social norms and making people pay special attention to me or else I cancel them. If anythi
by helixhelix 6y ago
That's just an assumption on your end. I'm not the one going against social norms and making people pay special attention to me or else I cancel them. If anything, these codes of conduct are to LGBT what gay parades are to homosexuals like Alan Turing.
- mercer 6y ago> If anything, these codes of conduct are to LGBT what gay parades are to homosexuals like Alan Turing. Righting a horrible wrong? I'm not aware of gay parades re Alan Turing but I sure as hell commend any efforts to right that particular wrong! or even just make people aware of it.
- helixhelix 6y agoI mean it as a movement that is meant to louden people's voices but ends up perpetuating stereotypes and slipping homosexuals who don't stand out and aren't flamboyant into such a profile.
- mercer 6y agoIn the spirit of truly wanting to find understanding: could you elaborate? I found the initial comment difficult to fully get in the first place (which might be entirely my fault!).
- helixhelix 6y agoI explained my entire point of view. As an ESL I can't do better. Thank you.
- mercer 6y agoI'm an ESL too and you did a truly terrible job 'explaining'. You just threw out a bunch of sentences that - I think - makes somehow light of Alan Turing's suffering for being gay. I was hoping you could explain further so I wouldn't stick with that conclusion. EDIT: So I guess you're saying flamboyant gays ruin it for those who pretend to be straight in all the right ways well enough?