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 Posted: Fri Mar 23, 2007 12:54 pm
Ok.
I just recently started going out with this one guy.
His name is Chris.
I love him to death.
Problem: We're only in 8th Grade, so you can imagine the immaturity level with a lot of people.
Person: Are you Gay?
Me: No, I'm Bi. I like girls, too.
Person: But you're going out with a guy. Doesn't that make you Gay?
Me: No, not if I still like girls, too.
Person: But you're still partly Gay. So you like it up the butt.
Me: ._.
Another time; (Today)
Person: Hey, can I ask you a question?
Me: No.. -.-
Person: ARE YOU ******** GAY? YOU ******** QUEER!!
-Person Runs-
Another time:
Person: Hey, f*****t.
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This goes on, and on, and on.
Everyday.
But at least a few of my best friends accept it.
I want it to stop, but I don't want to break up with Chris.
What should I do?
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Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2007 11:42 am
I know im not a member but i thought i should reply anyway. I get alot of the same (for different reasons) so you can do a few things.
1. sarcasm - its the fun way to give tormentors the hot foot. After comments such as those above go with "thank god you came along and pointed that out to me, you should write a book" or somthing slightly more origional.
2. ignor it, laugh in their faces, they are morons.
3. tell a teacher or someone else that you are being discriminated against.
4.talk to your bf. a problem shared is a problem halved.
hmmmm.... i think thats it.
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Posted: Wed Aug 13, 2008 10:18 am
my suggestions about the harassment are (this depends on what kind of person you are, whichever solution you like best)
1. ignore them
2. tell them you're proud of being what you are
3. make sure teachers aren't around, then tell them "GO TO HELL, HOMOPHOBE!"
4. Tell them "Yeah, I'm gay, but at least I'm not some moronic jackass who has nothing better to do with his life and decides to make fun of perfectly normal people like me, so go play in traffic, retard"
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