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In reply to the discussion: Gay Culture Is Dying. Good Riddance! [View all]pnwmom
(110,233 posts)16. People forget there isn't a bright line between gay culture and straight culture.
But all of us children of gay people don't. And neither do people who identify as bi.
Through an online group of the children of gays and lesbians, I've heard from many teen and adult children who have felt excluded from both cultures. With their parents, they are condemned by some straight people. And yet some gay people don't accept straight children as real members of their communities, because "they can pass."
You'd think they'd realize that passing isn't good enough.
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when i tell gay people that i can't accept a job in several states, they always know what i mean
La Lioness Priyanka
Sep 2014
#10
Same here! I used to travel a lot and it was always great to be in a strange city for
RKP5637
Sep 2014
#17
Ah, gotcha, next time start recording, train videos get a lot of views on YouTube
snooper2
Sep 2014
#22
People forget there isn't a bright line between gay culture and straight culture.
pnwmom
Sep 2014
#16
I question that too. It's not as if gays on the whole are any more "self-destructive" than heteros.
nomorenomore08
Sep 2014
#39
I believe they were referring to promiscuity, hard drugs and disease.
Sen. Walter Sobchak
Sep 2014
#44
I certainly think it's possibe (even desirable) to maintain a distinctive culture and community
nomorenomore08
Sep 2014
#40
That's a great way to put it. People shouldn't have to be "the same" just to co-exist. n/t
nomorenomore08
Sep 2014
#43