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>But for many Rustaceans, the human element is equally compelling. Hauck, a member of the LGBT+ community, says that Rust users have gone out of their way to ma
by Normille 4y ago
>But for many Rustaceans, the human element is equally compelling. Hauck, a member of the LGBT+ community, says that Rust users have gone out of their way to make her feel welcome.
Because, when interacting with a programming language community, it's so vitally important to know that they accept what you choose to do with your genitals, in your spare time.
- jamincan 4y agoI don't think most straight people are aware just how much of everyday life is peppered with aspects of their sexuality - holding hands, kissing their spouse or partner goodbye, even just referring to them in a gendered way. Growing up closeted, this is something I was acutely aware of every moment of every day. A welcoming environment for LGBTQ+ people has nothing to do with their genitals, and everything to do with them being able to be genuine and open about themselves without consequence.