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I am not sure what safety-vs-sex has to do with sexuality supposedly not being a binary thing? I deliberately wrote "preferred sex" to be as inclusive as I cou
by lynx23 2y ago
I am not sure what safety-vs-sex has to do with sexuality supposedly not being a binary thing? I deliberately wrote "preferred sex" to be as inclusive as I could, but I find everything else pretty much uncalled for. For me, for instance, sexuality is pretty much the most binary thing I can think of. Its OK that you see it differently. But hiding advocacy in every statement is really tiring...
- BiteCode_dev 2y agoAnd it was very condescending as well, like explaining to you that the sky is blue while you were debatting of the weather implications of the cloud shapes.
- lynx23 2y agoOh! I am blind, and due to my disability, am treated in a condescending way on a regular basis, so I didn't even notice. But now that you point it out... I can see what you mean. However, being used to being treated like a small child by random (supposedly well-meaning) strangers is so normal to me, I failed to recognize the pattern...
- moralestapia 2y agoIt really is a bummer when someone just straight out projects all their trauma into a conversation, even when it is totally uncalled. An anecdote: I am learning French, I want to find places where I can listen/speak French all the time. I am also a Catholic and go to church every Sunday. My two neurons connected one day and I decided it is a great idea to join and hang out at a French parish. I have acquaintances who come from France, they send their kids to French speaking schools here, they go to bars where French people hang out, etc... So, naturally, I decided to just ask them if they happen to know about French catholic communities. Their replies were nothing like "no, I have no idea", or "yes, you can try at ..."; but, instead, they immediately derailed the conversation into how they don't believe in God and started rationalizing their decision to me as if I was going to be interested on all that ... Which leads me to a tangential issue, we have become absurdly narcissistic. We think of us as the absolute center of our (minuscule) worlds to a pathological level. This is a major cause behind the rising problems regarding loneliness and relationships in general, I think.
- ravieira 2y agoWhat city would that be? Fellow francophone catholic here :)
- moralestapia 2y agoToronto, Canada. Are you around? :D