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georgia
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is it true that the more transphobic or homophobic a country is the less likely they are to assume youre trans or gay
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Vinnewed Goblin
warmbeverageenjoyer@fsebugoutzone.org
@georgia armenia's pretty transphobic and homophobic but men hold hands, kiss each other's cheeks as a greeting, wear pink, and even sometimes carry ""murses""
very faggy, for a bunch of homophobes
very faggy, for a bunch of homophobes
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mia (developer mode)
mia@shrimptest.0x0.st@georgia depends on how much culture war bullshit is on the news that day
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shibaozi
shibao@misskey.bubbletea.dev@georgia@netzsphaere.xyz i think the south is like this a little
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blood eagle enjoyer 
scathach@stereophonic.space
@georgia In my experience, yes, which is why I much prefer to live in conservative parts of the US
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@scathach people only thought I was gay or a gender person when I had rather short hair. my last short haircut wasnt short enough to trigger this phenomenon, I guess it was too androgynous.
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Pistol Whip Meter
pwm@darkdork.dev
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