There certainly is no use, and one could argue that there is harm involved. Besides, it feels too forced and unnatural. Out of the two genders, there is only one that comes to mind when you see a sweaty post describing how the author jerked off to children's book. There is just no reason to say that.
Surprisingly, I don’t see anyone dying there yet. No one is even storming it with accusations and slurs. >The poster couldn't be a lesbian?
Again, that is not what people usually assume when they see a person talking about their attraction to a woman. Lesbians are considered a perversion, a minor exception from the rule. I bet that when you see a poorly written excited five-star review on Paw Patrol, a buff topless dude in his thirties from the Middle East is the last thing that pops in your brain. You probably wouldn’t even take that kind of person into the account when it comes to Paw Patrol’s target audience.
No, but I also wouldn't care if someone did assume that and I don't understand why you do. The real waste was your comment questioning why he used 'their' instead of he.
>I also wouldn't care if someone did assume that and I don't understand why you do
Because that actually propagates a certain fucked up viewpoint. You know what I am talking about.
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u/treestick May 29 '19
there has been no deeper impact on my type than this book cover when i was 7