As a queer person I don’t feel safe around people who support killing queer people. So obviously yes.

Luckily my house was built before Walt moved in so I should be good.

I live in Orlando and one just touched down within a mile of my house. Scary stuff.

Im from Florida and it’s so frustrating that we are always just 1 or 2 percent away from voting out these morons but we all have to suffer because the old people vote their shriveled asses off.

I assume this is a self own because Waluigi isn’t in smash

If this means I’m going to have to deal with Verizon support I think I’d rather just have no Internet.

Same. The volume of porn on reddit is staggering. On Lemmy most of the porn comes from repost bots with 0 quality filter or God awful AI bullshit.

Just because something isn’t the biggest problem doesn’t mean it’s not a problem worth talking about.

That’s what a mouse Jiggler is.

Fishboy!

Lmfao

I downvoted the comment above because in the original comment they already mentioned that they are no longer subscribed to Spotify, which makes the “stop being a customer” comment exceedingly stupid and pointless.

Fuck em

The few times I’ve gone on nextdoor it’s just a bunch of people asking for plumbers, contractor, ECT. It seems like the most mundane social media possible. But I’m in more of an urban area, maybe it’s worse in the suburbs.

You want to help me find out how much my ass can store? 🥺

Very true. I remember seeing a few in the 90s in just normal ass stores, now not even gay bars have glory holes. We used to have culture.

It’s incredible how within 10 seconds Elon looks like an absolute moron.

Imagine living here 🥲

Definitely. It’s hard to blame older queer folks for having some trouble empathizing with younger parts of their community that have generally had a much easier time expressing their sexually and are now shaping the community in ways they do not understand. Of course I’ll never excuse bigotry, but I do think most of older gays reservations about the way their community is changing come from a place of fear not malice.

Luckily I’ve found this is also a lot less common when talking to younger queer people. A lot of older gays have become unwilling to accept anything outside of what being queer meant when they were younger.