forum The LGBTQ+ Community Chat :) Part 2!

Started September 25, 2020 by @Moxie group

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Hmmmm, that's fucked up.
Like idk, my dad taught me how to change a tire and shit, that stuff is important. If you get caught in the middle of a drive, there's no guarantee someone can help you.

Drivers Ed teacher: I k no ow what you girls are thinking. "Why do I need to know how to change oil it's so boring and my boyfriend will do it for me."
Me: I'm about to end this mans whole career.

wow, that's ✨sexist✨ lmao end his career plz

I would also like to point out that I know more about car repair and the like than my SO, who is amab

exactly. fuck gender stereotypes.

We need that on a t-shirt

I say steal his car and put it on the schools roof

That's such a fitting punishment

bahahahaha yes. i wanna make t-shirts now-

Drain his oil

Great! So we can start a t-shirt making cult in a dark forest somewhere

Yes Swim I love it. Such a fitting punishment

y e s. a witchy hideout for t-shirt making

Today in theater class: one of the kids is reading I Do Not Like Green Eggs and Ham in an aggressive whisper and it’s hilarious

bahahahaha that sounds amazing. my boyfriend was in theater yesterday and his teacher goes
"form those emotional connections, for example, colin is your dog"
colin: "am i a good boy yet?"

Today in theater class: one of the kids is reading I Do Not Like Green Eggs and Ham in an aggressive whisper and it’s hilarious

someone rapped that one llama book and it was great

I think no rights for women who call their spouse "hubby"

^^^^^ i second this

I think no rights for women who call their spouse "hubby"

Y E S

Can someone explain this to me??

Which part?

I think no rights for women who call their spouse "hubby"

What does this mean??

I think no rights for women who call their spouse "hubby"

What does this mean??

a humorous or affectionate way of referring to a person's husband.

So why no rights?

Oh, is "hubby" like an American term???
Anyway, it's basically just a shortened way of saying "husband," but it's not cute, and a lot of middle aged straight white women use the term. For being an affectionate term, it feels really insincere and forced, and it just sounds bad.

I don't actually know if it's an American term or not.

It might mainly be, but who knows?
It's also not a direct address. Like you don't call someone hubby to their face, but you use the word while talking about them to other people and I think that's weird and defeats the purpose of a term of endearment.

Yes ‘hubby’ is very much an American term compared to what we say over here.
Thanks for clearing that up, but the no rights thing still confuses me

Idk how to explain it, mainly just us seriously despising the term and being dramatic about it ig.

Yes ‘hubby’ is very much an American term compared to what we say over here.
Thanks for clearing that up, but the no rights thing still confuses me

what annoying pet names are across the pond

Yes to the hubby thing but also for men who say wifey (waifu is acceptable I guess)