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By *rLip OP   Man
7 days ago

Wrexham

What are your thoughts on gay pride?

Should it be a month long or celebrated on the 28th of June as that's when the Stonewall riots happed in 1969.

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By *ookingFor...Man
7 days ago

West Sussex

I stand with the LGB Alliance.

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By *rucklover9Man
7 days ago

Kendal

Just be proud every day

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By *ildwestheroMan
7 days ago

Llandrindod Wells


"I stand with the LGB Alliance. "

So do I

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By *rLip OP   Man
7 days ago

Wrexham


"I stand with the LGB Alliance. "

Same

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By *hillWithBenefitsMan
7 days ago

Ask

Day

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By *WB and NSAMan
7 days ago

London

LGB Alliance, a so called gay organisation that’s not inclusive. Let’s not forget our history!!

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By *hris4tvMan
7 days ago

liverpool

Day.

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By *ookingFor...Man
7 days ago

West Sussex


"LGB Alliance, a so called gay organisation that’s not inclusive. Let’s not forget our history!!"

It is inclusive, it just sees there's a difference between gay people and trans people.

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By *ichey6Man
7 days ago

aberdeen

Week?

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By *angtMan
7 days ago

Wednesfield /Wolverhampton

Most straight people I know see pride as a divisive thing. Most don’t really give a shit about someone sexuality unless they’re ‘shouting’ about it, and then they get pissed off, and that doesn’t matter if it’s a straight or gay person doing the shouting tbh.

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By *ighway expressMan
7 days ago

Campbeltown

Should it be a 3 day or 4 day Festival? Does a 4th day dilute the experience?

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By *lasgow verse 60s guyMan
7 days ago

Glasgow

I feel Pride has had its day. Too many groups, each with their own agenda are hi-jacking it. In Scotland all the political parties have been told to stay away. Come as an individual but not as a political party

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By *lastactionheroMan
7 days ago

Liverpool

I assume the amount of sex in the area where prides are held goes up by about 1000%

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By *WB and NSAMan
7 days ago

London


"I feel Pride has had its day. Too many groups, each with their own agenda are hi-jacking it. In Scotland all the political parties have been told to stay away. Come as an individual but not as a political party"

Pride is, was and should be political. Read up on the history.

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By *ustOneBearMan
7 days ago

Neath


"LGB Alliance, a so called gay organisation that’s not inclusive. Let’s not forget our history!!

It is inclusive, it just sees there's a difference between gay people and trans people. "

So trans people can’t be LGB?

Because those I know fit in all those groups.

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By *awihMan
7 days ago

Aldershot

Well I can understand why it is month. Pride events in different locations may not be able to be held on the same date for various reasons - so having Pride month makes it easier for people to know which month pride events will be held, rather than if they are scared over several months.

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By *rLip OP   Man
7 days ago

Wrexham


"Should it be a 3 day or 4 day Festival? Does a 4th day dilute the experience? "

I like that idea

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By *ildwestheroMan
7 days ago

Llandrindod Wells


"LGB Alliance, a so called gay organisation that’s not inclusive. Let’s not forget our history!!"

Correct it is a gay organisation. Whilst sympathising and supporting trans people, gays and trans are not the same thing. I have known a couple of trans people in the past. Nice people but didn't really have anything in common with them. And as for the other 'letters' that have been thrown into this alphabet soup well half of them a meaningless and the other half just weird fads. LGBT+++ started off as a gay/lesbian group but it seems to have been hijacked and now we gays feel excluded.

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By *ighway expressMan
7 days ago

Campbeltown

Pride here started in April ...

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By *ildwestheroMan
7 days ago

Llandrindod Wells


"Pride here started in April ..."

So-called Pride events can take place throughout the year especially the summer months. There were two localish to here at one time, one in July and one in August.

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By *ndyBristolMan
7 days ago

Keynsham

I think it is fine to have a pride month just to keep awareness in the public eye but I also think that the main pride celebrations for a city such as the procession should be for the one day due to traffic disruption.

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By *ighway expressMan
7 days ago

Campbeltown


"Pride here started in April ...

So-called Pride events can take place throughout the year especially the summer months. There were two localish to here at one time, one in July and one in August."

Actually the lead up to this one was fantastic. A local busybody tried to take a verbal hammer to their March through the town . He called it "controversial " and made VERY veiled references to the fact that it passed by ( several hundred yards away) a child's playpark.......nasty nasty nasty low cowardly smear attempt....

OMG... he was absolutely eviscerated online by the local straight community who were massively offended by his remarks , this is not a homophobic part of the world, and the crowd came out in support the next weekend....

I suppose that's one small example of why Pride is still important....

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By *ewBrumBiMan
7 days ago

Birmingham B15

Tesco had a bunch of pride flags up (not the racial pride flags - those bigots!), still complete with creases from taking them out of the packet.

I sure am glad that Corporation is pro bum sexing, scissoring etc.

But then they still charged me £40 for two bags of shopping just like the straights.

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By *WB and NSAMan
7 days ago

London


"LGB Alliance, a so called gay organisation that’s not inclusive. Let’s not forget our history!!

Correct it is a gay organisation. Whilst sympathising and supporting trans people, gays and trans are not the same thing. I have known a couple of trans people in the past. Nice people but didn't really have anything in common with them. And as for the other 'letters' that have been thrown into this alphabet soup well half of them a meaningless and the other half just weird fads. LGBT+++ started off as a gay/lesbian group but it seems to have been hijacked and now we gays feel excluded."

You, having nothing in common with a trans person or the other ++++ you mentioned doesn’t in itself constitute they are not part of the LGBTQIA+++ family. They very much are and will always be. Their fight is very much the gay male fight. Because the freedoms you enjoy can be very fleeting.

I remember not long ago the straight folks were use the same language “Nice people but”……

It will do you a world of good to read up on the history of Pride.

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By *ookingFor...Man
7 days ago

West Sussex


"LGB Alliance, a so called gay organisation that’s not inclusive. Let’s not forget our history!!

It is inclusive, it just sees there's a difference between gay people and trans people.

So trans people can’t be LGB?

Because those I know fit in all those groups. "

Trans people having surgery to change gender is a complex thing. Lumping them in with 'the gays' is a bit dismissive of their struggle.

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By *ookingFor...Man
7 days ago

West Sussex


"I feel Pride has had its day. Too many groups, each with their own agenda are hi-jacking it. In Scotland all the political parties have been told to stay away. Come as an individual but not as a political party

Pride is, was and should be political. Read up on the history. "

Indeed and people of colour are often the most homophobic.

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By *WB and NSAMan
7 days ago

London


"I feel Pride has had its day. Too many groups, each with their own agenda are hi-jacking it. In Scotland all the political parties have been told to stay away. Come as an individual but not as a political party

Pride is, was and should be political. Read up on the history.

Indeed and people of colour are often the most homophobic. "

Here goes the racist!!!

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By *ookingFor...Man
7 days ago

West Sussex

Why is that racist?

It's true! Unfortunately.

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By *speedoMan
7 days ago

eastbourne

A month for pride yet a day to honour the war dead

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By *ngel50TV/TS
7 days ago

Kinross


"A month for pride yet a day to honour the war dead "

Disgraceful

Although who indeed in reality actually takes any notice at all of the utter dribble of pride.

Very few actually care about pride for a second of any day.

It means absolutely nothing to me and majority of UK don't care

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By *igDickEnergyMan
7 days ago

cardiff


"I feel Pride has had its day. Too many groups, each with their own agenda are hi-jacking it. In Scotland all the political parties have been told to stay away. Come as an individual but not as a political party

Pride is, was and should be political. Read up on the history.

Indeed and people of colour are often the most homophobic. "

Your just deliberately trying to shut debate down and make this place inhospitable to people of colour especially if they hold a different perspective.

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By *ichey6Man
7 days ago

aberdeen


"A month for pride yet a day to honour the war dead

Disgraceful

Although who indeed in reality actually takes any notice at all of the utter dribble of pride.

Very few actually care about pride for a second of any day.

It means absolutely nothing to me and majority of UK don't care "

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Internalised homophobia?

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By *ookingFor...Man
7 days ago

West Sussex

Some might say being closet-case bisexual is internalised homophobia.

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By *ichey6Man
7 days ago

aberdeen

Tney may well do. You've overlooked the fact some of us aren't in the closet.

And have experienced plenty hate on the street.

From....white people....always.

Btw The post about black people.

Also cringe.

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By *igDickEnergyMan
7 days ago

cardiff


"Some might say being closet-case bisexual is internalised homophobia. "

The reaction to Owain Wyn Evans always lets me know who has internal homophobia

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By *ichey6Man
7 days ago

aberdeen

*they

Homophobia isn't exclusive to one skin colour. End of.

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By *ichey6Man
7 days ago

aberdeen


"Some might say being closet-case bisexual is internalised homophobia.

The reaction to Owain Wyn Evans always lets me know who has internal homophobia

"

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Ah Sean Moore is still the Guv'nor...

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By *ookingFor...Man
7 days ago

West Sussex


"Some might say being closet-case bisexual is internalised homophobia.

The reaction to Owain Wyn Evans always lets me know who has internal homophobia

"

Who?

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By *ichey6Man
7 days ago

aberdeen

A BBC Weather Presenter and mustard drummer.

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By *ookingFor...Man
7 days ago

West Sussex


"Tney may well do. You've overlooked the fact some of us aren't in the closet.

And have experienced plenty hate on the street.

From....white people....always.

Btw The post about black people.

Also cringe."

We all have a different lived experience.

My experiences of homophobia have come from people of colour.

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By *ookingFor...Man
7 days ago

West Sussex


"A BBC Weather Presenter and mustard drummer."

I didn't mention him.

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By *igDickEnergyMan
7 days ago

cardiff


"Tney may well do. You've overlooked the fact some of us aren't in the closet.

And have experienced plenty hate on the street.

From....white people....always.

Btw The post about black people.

Also cringe.

We all have a different lived experience.

My experiences of homophobia have come from people of colour. "

Blimey, someone's gone all Meghan Markle

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By *ichey6Man
7 days ago

aberdeen

I know...

You then asked 'who'...

Hence the ickle CV...

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By *igDickEnergyMan
7 days ago

cardiff


"A BBC Weather Presenter and mustard drummer.

I didn't mention him."

I did because as soon as people start with the whole, he's too camp, effeminate or whatever I know they're harbouring deep homophobia

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By *ighway expressMan
7 days ago

Campbeltown


"A BBC Weather Presenter and mustard drummer.

I didn't mention him.

I did because as soon as people start with the whole, he's too camp, effeminate or whatever I know they're harbouring deep homophobia "

To clarify , you're talking about other gay men? Not straight men?

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By *igDickEnergyMan
7 days ago

cardiff

If straight men have internalised homophobia they aren't in fact straight

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By *amie1402Man
7 days ago

Merseyside


"What are your thoughts on gay pride?

Should it be a month long or celebrated on the 28th of June as that's when the Stonewall riots happed in 1969.

"

Manchester Sparkle weekend is 28th June

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By *ig dancer guyMan
7 days ago

Nottingham

I find it amusing that I've hardly ever heard genuine trans people disparaging the gay or lesbian community and yet there's an increasing number of gay men and lesbian women who talk down on and act like trans people are 2nd class citizens.

For those who say that being trans is just a mental illness, let's not forget that not all that long ago being gay was considered a mental illness that was treat with electro convulsions therapy

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By *igDickEnergyMan
7 days ago

cardiff


"I find it amusing that I've hardly ever heard genuine trans people disparaging the gay or lesbian community and yet there's an increasing number of gay men and lesbian women who talk down on and act like trans people are 2nd class citizens.

For those who say that being trans is just a mental illness, let's not forget that not all that long ago being gay was considered a mental illness that was treat with electro convulsions therapy "

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By *ookingFor...Man
7 days ago

West Sussex


"A BBC Weather Presenter and mustard drummer.

I didn't mention him.

I did because as soon as people start with the whole, he's too camp, effeminate or whatever I know they're harbouring deep homophobia "

Are we allowed to find him irritating whilst still supporting his right to be irritating?

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By *ighway expressMan
7 days ago

Campbeltown


"If straight men have internalised homophobia they aren't in fact straight "

Your second post wasn't clear. Yes, obviously there will still be straight guys that are homophobic. And what of the femme types who dislike the masculine tag? More of the same?

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By *ichey6Man
7 days ago

aberdeen

Too much transphobia. On here and out there.

Nothing worse than a sleekit transphobe either. They stick out though.

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By *ichey6Man
7 days ago

aberdeen

Big Up The Good Folks Of Campbeltown.

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By *igDickEnergyMan
7 days ago

cardiff


"A BBC Weather Presenter and mustard drummer.

I didn't mention him.

I did because as soon as people start with the whole, he's too camp, effeminate or whatever I know they're harbouring deep homophobia

Are we allowed to find him irritating whilst still supporting his right to be irritating?"

Irritating, here we go.

What about him do you find irritating?

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By *ighway expressMan
7 days ago

Campbeltown


"Big Up The Good Folks Of Campbeltown.

"

They're no the worst ...

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By *ookingFor...Man
7 days ago

West Sussex


"A BBC Weather Presenter and mustard drummer.

I didn't mention him.

I did because as soon as people start with the whole, he's too camp, effeminate or whatever I know they're harbouring deep homophobia

Are we allowed to find him irritating whilst still supporting his right to be irritating?

Irritating, here we go.

What about him do you find irritating?"

Camp guys can be irritating.

That's not to say he shouldn't be camp and irritating, but I find it, well, irritating.

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By *igDickEnergyMan
7 days ago

cardiff


"A BBC Weather Presenter and mustard drummer.

I didn't mention him.

I did because as soon as people start with the whole, he's too camp, effeminate or whatever I know they're harbouring deep homophobia

Are we allowed to find him irritating whilst still supporting his right to be irritating?

Irritating, here we go.

What about him do you find irritating?

Camp guys can be irritating.

That's not to say he shouldn't be camp and irritating, but I find it, well, irritating. "

Ever question yourself as to why you find that campness irritating?

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By *ookingFor...Man
7 days ago

West Sussex

No...

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By *ookingFor...Man
7 days ago

West Sussex


"Too much transphobia. On here and out there.

Nothing worse than a sleekit transphobe either. They stick out though."

There are no trans people on here to get transphobic too.

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By *igDickEnergyMan
7 days ago

cardiff


"No..."

Try it! You might learn about yourself.

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By *ookingFor...Man
7 days ago

West Sussex


"No...

Try it! You might learn about yourself."

And if I found a straight guy irritating because of his constant talk of tits and football?

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By *igDickEnergyMan
7 days ago

cardiff


"No...

Try it! You might learn about yourself.

And if I found a straight guy irritating because of his constant talk of tits and football?"

Yup question everything!

Honestly, go to therapy, it's great. You learn so much about yourself and other people on general.

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By *eefandfurMan
7 days ago

Edinburgh

Most of the animosity has arisen as straight males with a cross-dressing fetish have been included under the trans umbrella, call themselves lesbians and infiltrate female only spaces.

The notion that a homosexual should be attracted to a person of a different sex, just because that person identifies as trans, is absurd, retrograde and homophobic. No different than christian fundamentalists thinking that you can pray the gay away.

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By *angtMan
7 days ago

Wednesfield /Wolverhampton


"A BBC Weather Presenter and mustard drummer.

I didn't mention him.

I did because as soon as people start with the whole, he's too camp, effeminate or whatever I know they're harbouring deep homophobia

Are we allowed to find him irritating whilst still supporting his right to be irritating?

Irritating, here we go.

What about him do you find irritating?"

He’s an average drummer, a shit weather forecaster (but not the only one), loves himself more than anyone else possibly could, and is famous merely because he ticks a few bbc boxes.

Nothing to do with him being gay or camp tbh.

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By *ookingFor...Man
7 days ago

West Sussex


"Most of the animosity has arisen as straight males with a cross-dressing fetish have been included under the trans umbrella, call themselves lesbians and infiltrate female only spaces.

The notion that a homosexual should be attracted to a person of a different sex, just because that person identifies as trans, is absurd, retrograde and homophobic. No different than christian fundamentalists thinking that you can pray the gay away. "

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By *rLip OP   Man
7 days ago

Wrexham


"Willywoofters "

This coming from someone that wears fake breasts has his wife's clothing on and calls himself something like Brenda... please!

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By *elljelMan
7 days ago

clacton/harlow

1 week instead of the whole month- it’s just unnecessary

Never seen the appeal personally

Went once , got frogmarched from Stratford station to Hackney marshes

The highlight seeing Alison Hammond trying to jump the queue in a black cab - got turned back

& a young man in his mothers frock looking ridiculous on the trot back

Waste of a day

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By *noggrMan
7 days ago

Bolton


" We all have a different lived experience.

My experiences of homophobia have come from people of colour. "

To also quote your earlier comment, "people of colour are often the most homophobic".

In other words, "Many people of colour are the most homophobic. They have been to me, so that means that they are to everyone else."

That's a really damaging mindset you have there.

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By *ames canMan
7 days ago

monaghan

I stand with the peoples front of judea...the judean peoples front are complete tossers...

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By *ichey6Man
7 days ago

aberdeen


"Most of the animosity has arisen as straight males with a cross-dressing fetish have been included under the trans umbrella, call themselves lesbians and infiltrate female only spaces.

The notion that a homosexual should be attracted to a person of a different sex, just because that person identifies as trans, is absurd, retrograde and homophobic. No different than christian fundamentalists thinking that you can pray the gay away. "

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The comments on here speak for themselves. The forum is not a female only space. Some are open in their dismissal of CD's and TV's, others are less brave and hide behind jokes and alleged banter.

It's not difficult to see through.

What is certainly absurd is the comment re attraction. Who has talked up such a state of mind?

What is certainly retrograde is the politics of division which clearly are seeping through.

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By *igDickEnergyMan
7 days ago

cardiff

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By *noggrMan
7 days ago

Bolton

Well, reading a considerable portion of this thread, it's like Pride has never existed and we're in the 1950s somewhere, if not further back.

I hope it won't be like this on here all month.

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By *ichey6Man
7 days ago

aberdeen

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By *eefandfurMan
7 days ago

Edinburgh


"Most of the animosity has arisen as straight males with a cross-dressing fetish have been included under the trans umbrella, call themselves lesbians and infiltrate female only spaces.

The notion that a homosexual should be attracted to a person of a different sex, just because that person identifies as trans, is absurd, retrograde and homophobic. No different than christian fundamentalists thinking that you can pray the gay away.

.

The comments on here speak for themselves. The forum is not a female only space. Some are open in their dismissal of CD's and TV's, others are less brave and hide behind jokes and alleged banter.

It's not difficult to see through.

What is certainly absurd is the comment re attraction. Who has talked up such a state of mind?

What is certainly retrograde is the politics of division which clearly are seeping through.

"

The OPs post is about Pride and support for Pride.

As a bisexual, you cannot speak on gay attraction.

Community with, and support of, our Lesbian sisters is not division. A revival of the notion that sexual attraction is a choice is retrograde.

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By *arcus BezzantMan
7 days ago

North Ayrshire


"I stand with the LGB Alliance. "

I second that!

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By *ighway expressMan
7 days ago

Campbeltown


"Well, reading a considerable portion of this thread, it's like Pride has never existed and we're in the 1950s somewhere, if not further back.

I hope it won't be like this on here all month."

It's because, in relative terms, it's easier to be gay nowaday. People have got so used to privilege and being able to do what you like circumstances allowing, that all sense of purpose , community and standing together against oppression has died. Thereafter, people turn on each other inwardly. People seem to need someone else to blame. Rampant in the UK today...

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By *igDickEnergyMan
7 days ago

cardiff


"Most of the animosity has arisen as straight males with a cross-dressing fetish have been included under the trans umbrella, call themselves lesbians and infiltrate female only spaces.

The notion that a homosexual should be attracted to a person of a different sex, just because that person identifies as trans, is absurd, retrograde and homophobic. No different than christian fundamentalists thinking that you can pray the gay away.

.

The comments on here speak for themselves. The forum is not a female only space. Some are open in their dismissal of CD's and TV's, others are less brave and hide behind jokes and alleged banter.

It's not difficult to see through.

What is certainly absurd is the comment re attraction. Who has talked up such a state of mind?

What is certainly retrograde is the politics of division which clearly are seeping through.

The OPs post is about Pride and support for Pride.

As a bisexual, you cannot speak on gay attraction.

Community with, and support of, our Lesbian sisters is not division. A revival of the notion that sexual attraction is a choice is retrograde. "

A man who finds men attractive can't speak on men who find men attractive?

Right ho!!

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By *ighway expressMan
7 days ago

Campbeltown


"

As a bisexual, you cannot speak on gay attraction. "

This is a communique from the Ministry of Splitting Hairs, right?

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By *ichey6Man
7 days ago

aberdeen


"Most of the animosity has arisen as straight males with a cross-dressing fetish have been included under the trans umbrella, call themselves lesbians and infiltrate female only spaces.

The notion that a homosexual should be attracted to a person of a different sex, just because that person identifies as trans, is absurd, retrograde and homophobic. No different than christian fundamentalists thinking that you can pray the gay away.

.

The comments on here speak for themselves. The forum is not a female only space. Some are open in their dismissal of CD's and TV's, others are less brave and hide behind jokes and alleged banter.

It's not difficult to see through.

What is certainly absurd is the comment re attraction. Who has talked up such a state of mind?

What is certainly retrograde is the politics of division which clearly are seeping through.

The OPs post is about Pride and support for Pride.

As a bisexual, you cannot speak on gay attraction.

Community with, and support of, our Lesbian sisters is not division. A revival of the notion that sexual attraction is a choice is retrograde. "

..

Truly staggering.

Are bisexual people not part of pride?

On your logic, are you allowed to speak about bisexuality?

Zilch about the forum not being a female space.

Zilch about the reality of the contempt shown to cd's and tv's..

But as stated, a seeping...

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By *eefandfurMan
7 days ago

Edinburgh


"Most of the animosity has arisen as straight males with a cross-dressing fetish have been included under the trans umbrella, call themselves lesbians and infiltrate female only spaces.

The notion that a homosexual should be attracted to a person of a different sex, just because that person identifies as trans, is absurd, retrograde and homophobic. No different than christian fundamentalists thinking that you can pray the gay away.

.

The comments on here speak for themselves. The forum is not a female only space. Some are open in their dismissal of CD's and TV's, others are less brave and hide behind jokes and alleged banter.

It's not difficult to see through.

What is certainly absurd is the comment re attraction. Who has talked up such a state of mind?

What is certainly retrograde is the politics of division which clearly are seeping through.

The OPs post is about Pride and support for Pride.

As a bisexual, you cannot speak on gay attraction.

Community with, and support of, our Lesbian sisters is not division. A revival of the notion that sexual attraction is a choice is retrograde.

A man who finds men attractive can't speak on men who find men attractive?

Right ho!! "

Dick energy brings a level of understanding on a par with his understanding of African farming.

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By *igDickEnergyMan
7 days ago

cardiff


"Most of the animosity has arisen as straight males with a cross-dressing fetish have been included under the trans umbrella, call themselves lesbians and infiltrate female only spaces.

The notion that a homosexual should be attracted to a person of a different sex, just because that person identifies as trans, is absurd, retrograde and homophobic. No different than christian fundamentalists thinking that you can pray the gay away.

.

The comments on here speak for themselves. The forum is not a female only space. Some are open in their dismissal of CD's and TV's, others are less brave and hide behind jokes and alleged banter.

It's not difficult to see through.

What is certainly absurd is the comment re attraction. Who has talked up such a state of mind?

What is certainly retrograde is the politics of division which clearly are seeping through.

The OPs post is about Pride and support for Pride.

As a bisexual, you cannot speak on gay attraction.

Community with, and support of, our Lesbian sisters is not division. A revival of the notion that sexual attraction is a choice is retrograde.

A man who finds men attractive can't speak on men who find men attractive?

Right ho!!

Dick energy brings a level of understanding on a par with his understanding of African farming."

Absolutely

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By *eefandfurMan
7 days ago

Edinburgh


"

As a bisexual, you cannot speak on gay attraction.

This is a communique from the Ministry of Splitting Hairs, right? "

A bisexual may be open to sex with a "woman" with a penis or a "man" with a vagina.

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By *ichey6Man
7 days ago

aberdeen

Bile.

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By *eefandfurMan
7 days ago

Edinburgh


"

Truly staggering.

Are bisexual people not part of pride?

On your logic, are you allowed to speak about bisexuality?

Zilch about the forum not being a female space.

Zilch about the reality of the contempt shown to cd's and tv's..

But as stated, a seeping..."

Pride is also a female space. The forum post is about pride.

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By *igDickEnergyMan
7 days ago

cardiff


"

As a bisexual, you cannot speak on gay attraction.

This is a communique from the Ministry of Splitting Hairs, right?

A bisexual may be open to sex with a "woman" with a penis or a "man" with a vagina. "

Your brain is boiled by pre-op transexuals

Some of us just want sex with men or sex with women, sometimes both sexes can be present other times just the one sex.

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By *eefandfurMan
7 days ago

Edinburgh


"Bile.

"

Oh dear! such a visceral reaction. Not very trans inclusive!

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By *3versMan
7 days ago

glasgow

Keep it as Pride Month and the 4 groups LGBT have a week each

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By *ichey6Man
7 days ago

aberdeen


"

Truly staggering.

Are bisexual people not part of pride?

On your logic, are you allowed to speak about bisexuality?

Zilch about the forum not being a female space.

Zilch about the reality of the contempt shown to cd's and tv's..

But as stated, a seeping...

Pride is also a female space. The forum post is about pride.

"

...

.

Yet you overlook the relevant point made about the forum. To defend your narrative.

And still zilch.

No surprise though.

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By *arcus BezzantMan
7 days ago

North Ayrshire


"I find it amusing that I've hardly ever heard genuine trans people disparaging the gay or lesbian community and yet there's an increasing number of gay men and lesbian women who talk down on and act like trans people are 2nd class citizens.

For those who say that being trans is just a mental illness, let's not forget that not all that long ago being gay was considered a mental illness that was treat with electro convulsions therapy "

I don't consider them second class citizens, in fact I don't care about them at all, but I simply have nothing in common with them.

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By *ighway expressMan
7 days ago

Campbeltown


"

As a bisexual, you cannot speak on gay attraction.

This is a communique from the Ministry of Splitting Hairs, right?

A bisexual may be open to sex with a "woman" with a penis or a "man" with a vagina. "

But equally as a "gay" man you can't pass judgement on bisexual attraction. You can't have it both ways, ( unlike our bi friends...😃)

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By *igDickEnergyMan
7 days ago

cardiff


"I find it amusing that I've hardly ever heard genuine trans people disparaging the gay or lesbian community and yet there's an increasing number of gay men and lesbian women who talk down on and act like trans people are 2nd class citizens.

For those who say that being trans is just a mental illness, let's not forget that not all that long ago being gay was considered a mental illness that was treat with electro convulsions therapy

I don't consider them second class citizens, in fact I don't care about them at all, but I simply have nothing in common with them."

Both minorities

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By *ichey6Man
7 days ago

aberdeen


"Bile.

Oh dear! such a visceral reaction. Not very trans inclusive!"

....

Honesty is the best policy when dealing with haters.

Another day, another hole (sic)

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By *ildwestheroMan
7 days ago

Llandrindod Wells


"LGB Alliance, a so called gay organisation that’s not inclusive. Let’s not forget our history!!

Correct it is a gay organisation. Whilst sympathising and supporting trans people, gays and trans are not the same thing. I have known a couple of trans people in the past. Nice people but didn't really have anything in common with them. And as for the other 'letters' that have been thrown into this alphabet soup well half of them a meaningless and the other half just weird fads. LGBT+++ started off as a gay/lesbian group but it seems to have been hijacked and now we gays feel excluded.

You, having nothing in common with a trans person or the other ++++ you mentioned doesn’t in itself constitute they are not part of the LGBTQIA+++ family. They very much are and will always be. Their fight is very much the gay male fight. Because the freedoms you enjoy can be very fleeting.

I remember not long ago the straight folks were use the same language “Nice people but”……

It will do you a world of good to read up on the history of Pride. "

Sorry but I don't believe there is an LGBTQ++++ family/community. Well there is but its a bit of an elitist group and if your face doesn't fit then you are not welcome. Found this a few years ago when I attended a couple of LGBT+++ meetings. Very cliquey. Very politically left-wing. More interested in weird things like non-binary/gender fluid than anything else. Felt a bit excluded.

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By *3versMan
7 days ago

glasgow


"LGB Alliance, a so called gay organisation that’s not inclusive. Let’s not forget our history!!

Correct it is a gay organisation. Whilst sympathising and supporting trans people, gays and trans are not the same thing. I have known a couple of trans people in the past. Nice people but didn't really have anything in common with them. And as for the other 'letters' that have been thrown into this alphabet soup well half of them a meaningless and the other half just weird fads. LGBT+++ started off as a gay/lesbian group but it seems to have been hijacked and now we gays feel excluded.

You, having nothing in common with a trans person or the other ++++ you mentioned doesn’t in itself constitute they are not part of the LGBTQIA+++ family. They very much are and will always be. Their fight is very much the gay male fight. Because the freedoms you enjoy can be very fleeting.

I remember not long ago the straight folks were use the same language “Nice people but”……

It will do you a world of good to read up on the history of Pride.

Sorry but I don't believe there is an LGBTQ++++ family/community. Well there is but its a bit of an elitist group and if your face doesn't fit then you are not welcome. Found this a few years ago when I attended a couple of LGBT+++ meetings. Very cliquey. Very politically left-wing. More interested in weird things like non-binary/gender fluid than anything else. Felt a bit excluded."

I remember when it was fun. Then it changed...

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By *igDickEnergyMan
7 days ago

cardiff


"LGB Alliance, a so called gay organisation that’s not inclusive. Let’s not forget our history!!

Correct it is a gay organisation. Whilst sympathising and supporting trans people, gays and trans are not the same thing. I have known a couple of trans people in the past. Nice people but didn't really have anything in common with them. And as for the other 'letters' that have been thrown into this alphabet soup well half of them a meaningless and the other half just weird fads. LGBT+++ started off as a gay/lesbian group but it seems to have been hijacked and now we gays feel excluded.

You, having nothing in common with a trans person or the other ++++ you mentioned doesn’t in itself constitute they are not part of the LGBTQIA+++ family. They very much are and will always be. Their fight is very much the gay male fight. Because the freedoms you enjoy can be very fleeting.

I remember not long ago the straight folks were use the same language “Nice people but”……

It will do you a world of good to read up on the history of Pride.

Sorry but I don't believe there is an LGBTQ++++ family/community. Well there is but its a bit of an elitist group and if your face doesn't fit then you are not welcome. Found this a few years ago when I attended a couple of LGBT+++ meetings. Very cliquey. Very politically left-wing. More interested in weird things like non-binary/gender fluid than anything else. Felt a bit excluded."

Or just that particular group?

Theirs no shortage of right wing gays!! Either on here or the media or politics

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By *ildwestheroMan
7 days ago

Llandrindod Wells


"Some might say being closet-case bisexual is internalised homophobia.

The reaction to Owain Wyn Evans always lets me know who has internal homophobia

"

But but but Owain is not a gentleman of colour even though he wears some colourful suits . Seen him a few times recently on HUTH. Not attractive to me like the gorgeous Dion but he is quite amusing

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By *eefandfurMan
7 days ago

Edinburgh


"

As a bisexual, you cannot speak on gay attraction.

This is a communique from the Ministry of Splitting Hairs, right?

A bisexual may be open to sex with a "woman" with a penis or a "man" with a vagina.

But equally as a "gay" man you can't pass judgement on bisexual attraction. You can't have it both ways, ( unlike our bi friends...😃) "

He was specifically critiquing my comment on Gay attraction.

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By *igDickEnergyMan
7 days ago

cardiff


"Some might say being closet-case bisexual is internalised homophobia.

The reaction to Owain Wyn Evans always lets me know who has internal homophobia

But but but Owain is not a gentleman of colour even though he wears some colourful suits . Seen him a few times recently on HUTH. Not attractive to me like the gorgeous Dion but he is quite amusing"

What does an individuals colour have to do with internalised homophobia?

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By *ichey6Man
7 days ago

aberdeen


"

As a bisexual, you cannot speak on gay attraction.

This is a communique from the Ministry of Splitting Hairs, right?

A bisexual may be open to sex with a "woman" with a penis or a "man" with a vagina.

But equally as a "gay" man you can't pass judgement on bisexual attraction. You can't have it both ways, ( unlike our bi friends...😃)

He was specifically critiquing my comment on Gay attraction. "

...

...

What actual words/post are you referring to?

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By *eefandfurMan
7 days ago

Edinburgh


"

Truly staggering.

Are bisexual people not part of pride?

On your logic, are you allowed to speak about bisexuality?

Zilch about the forum not being a female space.

Zilch about the reality of the contempt shown to cd's and tv's..

But as stated, a seeping...

Pride is also a female space. The forum post is about pride.

...

.

Yet you overlook the relevant point made about the forum. To defend your narrative.

And still zilch.

No surprise though.

"

The tangents, so many tangents.

I'm discussing the OPs post about pride and support for pride, and the reason that many people have seen a decline in support pride.

I'm not going to be morality police for other contributors hurty words.

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By *eefandfurMan
7 days ago

Edinburgh


"

As a bisexual, you cannot speak on gay attraction.

This is a communique from the Ministry of Splitting Hairs, right?

A bisexual may be open to sex with a "woman" with a penis or a "man" with a vagina.

But equally as a "gay" man you can't pass judgement on bisexual attraction. You can't have it both ways, ( unlike our bi friends...😃)

He was specifically critiquing my comment on Gay attraction.

...

...

What actual words/post are you referring to? "

"What is certainly absurd is the comment re attraction. Who has talked up such a state of mind?"

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By *ichey6Man
7 days ago

aberdeen

But who actually has?

Who are you referring to?

Tangents.... ahem.

Nooo,you've never indulged..

🤔😭

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By *eefandfurMan
7 days ago

Edinburgh


"But who actually has?

Who are you referring to?

Tangents.... ahem.

Nooo,you've never indulged..

🤔😭

"

You spend enough time on here. I thought you would have figured out that you need to read the thread from the top. Context is important.

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By *ichey6Man
7 days ago

aberdeen

I was aware of the topic. You have been happy enough to engage in tangents when it suits. Did I suddenly start discussing the weather?

You've spent enough time on here to know that if you dish it out etc...

Pull the other one.

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By *ichey6Man
7 days ago

aberdeen

Night night

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By *eefandfurMan
7 days ago

Edinburgh


"I was aware of the topic. You have been happy enough to engage in tangents when it suits. Did I suddenly start discussing the weather?

You've spent enough time on here to know that if you dish it out etc...

Pull the other one.

"

Again. Read from the top.

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By *ig dancer guyMan
7 days ago

Nottingham


"I find it amusing that I've hardly ever heard genuine trans people disparaging the gay or lesbian community and yet there's an increasing number of gay men and lesbian women who talk down on and act like trans people are 2nd class citizens.

For those who say that being trans is just a mental illness, let's not forget that not all that long ago being gay was considered a mental illness that was treat with electro convulsions therapy

I don't consider them second class citizens, in fact I don't care about them at all, but I simply have nothing in common with them."

And yet I probably have nothing in common with you or indeed many other gay men, and probably less in common with lesbians but it doesn't mean I wouldn't still show support to a disadvantaged community, and make no mistakes, the trans community is still a lot more disadvantaged than the LGB community

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By *ichey6Man
6 days ago

aberdeen


"I was aware of the topic. You have been happy enough to engage in tangents when it suits. Did I suddenly start discussing the weather?

You've spent enough time on here to know that if you dish it out etc...

Pull the other one.

Again. Read from the top. "

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....

...

....

You managed to shoehorn African farming and a censorious slight on bi guys- including them being able to enjoy sex with men with vaginas.

Tangents. Ahem.

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By *ndyBristolMan
6 days ago

Keynsham

Too many arguments here, you should chill out and go back to the original post.

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By *ichey6Man
6 days ago

aberdeen

Racism and a breathtaking disdain for bisexual people being called out...

When in Rome, sadly....

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By *ngel50TV/TS
6 days ago

Kinross

T.

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By *ichey6Man
6 days ago

aberdeen

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By *ichey6Man
6 days ago

aberdeen


"T.

H.

I.

S."

Is

My

Truth

Tell

Me Yours...

🤡🥕

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By *eefandfurMan
6 days ago

Edinburgh


"

..

You managed to shoehorn African farming and a censorious slight on bi guys- including them being able to enjoy sex with men with vaginas.

Tangents. Ahem.

"

So bisexuals being trans-inclusive is a slight?

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By *ichey6Man
6 days ago

aberdeen

The language employed was patronising to the extreme.

And utterly divisive in tone.

Seriously, again pull the other one.

Bisexuals have every right to be on the firm.

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By *ndyBristolMan
6 days ago

Keynsham

Well said.

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By *ichey6Man
6 days ago

aberdeen

Thank you.

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By *aul349Man
6 days ago

North of the Tyne

I would prefer it to be a pride day not month but that's a personal preference.

I personally find the whole flags thing a bit cringe these days.

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By *ara JevoTV/TS
6 days ago

Bristol East


"LGB Alliance, a so called gay organisation that’s not inclusive. Let’s not forget our history!!

It is inclusive, it just sees there's a difference between gay people and trans people.

So trans people can’t be LGB?

Because those I know fit in all those groups. "

The problem starts when a MtF trans declares they have changed their sex, but not their sexuality - they still fancy women, but now call themselves a lesbian.

Other lesbians are not interested in someone with a cock between their legs.

The LBG Alliance took off when Stonewall decided these lesbians were bigots for not sleeping with someone with a cock between their legs.

At a stroke, Stonewall was telling every gay, lesbian and bisexual person they did not understand their own sexuality.

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By *aul349Man
6 days ago

North of the Tyne


"LGB Alliance, a so called gay organisation that’s not inclusive. Let’s not forget our history!!

It is inclusive, it just sees there's a difference between gay people and trans people.

So trans people can’t be LGB?

Because those I know fit in all those groups.

The problem starts when a MtF trans declares they have changed their sex, but not their sexuality - they still fancy women, but now call themselves a lesbian.

Other lesbians are not interested in someone with a cock between their legs.

The LBG Alliance took off when Stonewall decided these lesbians were bigots for not sleeping with someone with a cock between their legs.

At a stroke, Stonewall was telling every gay, lesbian and bisexual person they did not understand their own sexuality."

Stonewall has failed the community as a whole over the last few years.

They've caused so much discord.

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By *udgepackMan
6 days ago

Cardiff bay


"LGB Alliance, a so called gay organisation that’s not inclusive. Let’s not forget our history!!

It is inclusive, it just sees there's a difference between gay people and trans people.

So trans people can’t be LGB?

Because those I know fit in all those groups.

The problem starts when a MtF trans declares they have changed their sex, but not their sexuality - they still fancy women, but now call themselves a lesbian.

Other lesbians are not interested in someone with a cock between their legs.

The LBG Alliance took off when Stonewall decided these lesbians were bigots for not sleeping with someone with a cock between their legs.

At a stroke, Stonewall was telling every gay, lesbian and bisexual person they did not understand their own sexuality.

Stonewall has failed the community as a whole over the last few years.

They've caused so much discord."

Weird how Stonewall were notoriously Biphobic for years (decades) but so quick to embrace transexuality.

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By *ara JevoTV/TS
6 days ago

Bristol East

Stonewall's mission was complete with the legislation of same-sex marriage.

When it realised it had run out of road in terms of same-sex equality, it re-invented itself as the liberator of trans people.

Except in doing so, it alienated many in the LGB community with its make-believe ideas about trans equality.

I am male, I sleep with other males, but I am not interested in sleeping with a man with a vagina. According to Stonewall, that makes me a bigot.

Stonewall wants everyone to ignore the "sex" in sexuality, and see the world through the eyes of gender identity, irrespective of someone's sex.

Er, no.

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By *eefandfurMan
6 days ago

Edinburgh

Stonewall also created a funding grift pushing an ideology that turned off a lot of previously tolerant people.

With gay rights no one tried to control or legislate other's language.

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By *udgepackMan
6 days ago

Cardiff bay


"Stonewall also created a funding grift pushing an ideology that turned off a lot of previously tolerant people.

With gay rights no one tried to control or legislate other's language.

"

Funding....hmmm, good point! It was something of a running joke in the BI community that Stonewall only ever mentioned Bisexuals when they were looking for donations/funding.

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By *3versMan
6 days ago

glasgow

The LGBT community isn't really a community as stated before, it's a disparate group of sexual minorities plus Trans people and should be viewed as problematic like BAME is now.

I feel dimished as a gay man if someone refers to me as a LGBT person

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By *udgepackMan
6 days ago

Cardiff bay


"The LGBT community isn't really a community as stated before, it's a disparate group of sexual minorities plus Trans people and should be viewed as problematic like BAME is now.

I feel dimished as a gay man if someone refers to me as a LGBT person"

Same here. I'm Bisexual and want to be seen as such. Someone calling me an LGBT guy just fuels bi erasure. However I can understand how lumping us all together in the face of adversity can be productive.

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By *ildwestheroMan
6 days ago

Llandrindod Wells


"The LGBT community isn't really a community as stated before, it's a disparate group of sexual minorities plus Trans people and should be viewed as problematic like BAME is now.

I feel dimished as a gay man if someone refers to me as a LGBT person"

Same here. I'm gay. I was briefly bi in my 20s--well tried to be straight to conform but it wasn't for me. I am obviously not a lesbian and I am most certainly not trans.

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By *eil38Man
6 days ago

Coventry

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By *os001Man
6 days ago

Oxford

It's a month and you can celebrate or not celebrate, whatever your preference as long as you try to be respectful of others.

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By *laze69Man
6 days ago

Coventry

Think pride has had it's day. it has become to commercial and too in your face with flags outside the town hall etc.

The bigots will never change but it has annoyed people who previously did not care either way as they see it as gays demanding special treatment. I just want to live my life quietly as a straight person does.

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By *WB and NSAMan
6 days ago

London


"Think pride has had it's day. it has become to commercial and too in your face with flags outside the town hall etc.

The bigots will never change but it has annoyed people who previously did not care either way as they see it as gays demanding special treatment. I just want to live my life quietly as a straight person does.

"

Your reply and that of many on the forum is very much why Pride is as relevant as it was when it started.

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By *ookingFor...Man
6 days ago

West Sussex


"T.

H.

I.

S.

Is

My

Truth

Tell

Me Yours...

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