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But then the You Don’T Need To Be Crazy To Work At Subway They Will Train You Shirt in other words I will buy this post-Trump GOP went all in on this culture war shit and a ton of people are having to recloset themselves I have a friend, he’s been openly gay for years, also used to be a republican until the party started going off the deep end, he left them faster than dropping a hot rock. I blame mainstream portrayal of gay men mostly being sort of mean girlsesque. That’s the reason I had a hard time coming out because I personally didn’t want to be seen as a bitchy mean person Yeah, people love to latch on to the craziest, most out there stereotypes. I’m definitely more on the masculine side, no judgment either way, and I love telling people that I’m gay because it catches them off guard and surprises them. Especially when they ask me if I’m married or have kids one guy at work, really threw him, he was like really? You’re not messing with me? Haha, like in today’s world, that’s something I would actually joke about (granted, he doesn’t come across as The brightest bulb in the bunch, but still…). Now I just view it as a way to open people’s hearts and minds to be accepting of people, no matter who or how they are.

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