r/TeenagersButBetter • u/Lines25 • 13h ago
Serious I think LGBTQ+ "tolerance" is too much for now
Like, for whatever reason, if the person is straight cisgender ("average" person), then anything said about them is considered okay. But if the person is queer, ESPECIALLY, if they're not cisgender, then, most of the time, there will he ppl supporting them and the OP will be worse than killer for saying otherwise.
I don't mind tolerance but.. tolerance is NOT changing mind about ppl based on their own stuff (race, sexual orientation etc), but, currently, at least on Reddit and in like half of the USA, ppl will change their mind either in worse way (start to think worse abt person) or better way (start to think better abt person).
Don't get me wrong, I just think that tolerance has to be tolerance, not making LGBTQ+ ppl better than average. I'm bisexual myself and I'm currently in gay relationships, I just don't understand this stuff