It's pride month innit

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@Creamu tell the truth. i bet you wanked to gay porn before.. i bet you even sucked dick.

did you make you feel shame because your parents and peers made you say gays are bad.

so is this the reason you hate gays?

 

[Creamu]

Back on topic.

I think it is better to center ones identity around something constructive. I understand if one faces opposition that it is nice to see ones self overcome this, but to appeal to others I think it is better to approach them with something that is constructive.

 

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confirmed !

 

[Creamu]

@Creamu tell the truth. i bet you wanked to gay porn before.. i bet you even sucked dick.

Well I don't reveal my gender or sexual orientation for reason some here may sympathize with.

did you make you feel shame because your parents and peers made you say gays are bad.

so is this the reason you hate gays?

Where is this coming from?

 

[Flame]

Where is this coming from?

I pulled it from my your arse...

 

[AncientBoi]

Back on topic.

I think it is better to center ones identity around something constructive. I understand if one faces opposition that it is nice to see ones self overcome this, but to appeal to others I think it is better to approach them with something that is constructive.

Totally bypassed the question.

This tells me he did.

 

[CoolMe]

@Creamu tell the truth. i bet you wanked to gay porn before.. i bet you even sucked dick.

Well that explains why @Creamu is crémeux-ed (filled with sperm) on his face..

 

[tofino]

happy pride month hot men/women/fellahs

anyway see you guys when this thread is locked

Now now, I'm sure there's nobody on a forum based entirely of gamers that would say anything controversial about people of the LGBT community. Surely not.

we predicted it

 

[Creamu]

I have a question about the rainbow flag. Wikipedia says it first was the 'gay pride flag'. Now it is (according to wikipedia) the 'LGBT pride flag'. Is that current or is it more accurate to say that it is the 'LGBTQIA+ pride flag'?

 

[tofino]

I have a question about the rainbow flag. Wikipedia says it first was the 'gay pride flag'. Now it is (according to wikipedia) the 'LGBT pride flag'. Is that current or is it more accurate to say that it is the 'LGBTQIA+ pride flag'?

i think the proper term is just "a pride flag"

 

[Creamu]

i think the proper term is just "a pride flag"

You are right, another wikipedia article identifies it as 'pride flag'. It's more practical, since the full progression of gender identity has not unfolded yet, it seems.

Another thing that has occupied my mind is the rainbow motive. It seems to be in connection to light. When the light is broken up in its spectral content, it gets broken into different colors.

Is there a deeper meaning to this light spectrum motive for the community?

 

[AmandaRose]

You are right, another wikipedia article identifies it as 'pride flag'. It's more practical, since the full progression of gender identity has not unfolded yet, it seems.

Another thing that has occupied my mind is the rainbow motive. It seems to be in connection to light. When the light is broken up in its spectral content, it gets broken into different colors.

Is there a deeper meaning to this light spectrum motive for the community?

The different colors within the flag are to represent togetherness, since LGBT people come in all races, ages and genders, and rainbows are both natural and beautiful.

 

[godreborn]

You are right, another wikipedia article identifies it as 'pride flag'. It's more practical, since the full progression of gender identity has not unfolded yet, it seems.

Another thing that has occupied my mind is the rainbow motive. It seems to be in connection to light. When the light is broken up in its spectral content, it gets broken into different colors.

Is there a deeper meaning to this light spectrum motive for the community?

dark side of the moon is what I think of with that.

 

[Creamu]

The different colors within the flag are to represent togetherness, since LGBT people come in all races, ages and genders, and rainbows are both natural and beautiful.

Interesting. So it would be a mistake to reduce the flag to gender identity or sexual orientation alone. I did not know that.

Another thing I am interested in is the progression of the movement. If I am not mistaken it started with 'gay pride' now it is LGBTQIA+. That seems to me to be quite a progression. Is there a tragetory, that the movement will further progress?

 

[Noctosphere]

happy pride month hot men/women/fellahs

anyway see you guys when this thread is locked

What about the uglies?

 

[CoolMe]

dark side of the moon is what I think of with that.

"Us and them..
And after all we're only ordinary men.."

 

[CoolMe]

You are right, another wikipedia article identifies it as 'pride flag'. It's more practical, since the full progression of gender identity has not unfolded yet, it seems.

Another thing that has occupied my mind is the rainbow motive. It seems to be in connection to light. When the light is broken up in its spectral content, it gets broken into different colors.

Is there a deeper meaning to this light spectrum motive for the community?

You are reading "between the lines"..

 

[Creamu]

You are reading "between the lines"..

Thats where the magic happens.

 

[CoolMe]

Thats where the magic happens.

Not this time though..

 

[Creamu]

Not this time though..

The rainbow motive is crealy connected to the light spectrum. People who create symbols for successful movements are intelligent, educated and cultured.