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 Posted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 12:20 am
Now to put someone down for being themselves is not nice. We have no right to judge someone we do not know. If it hurts her feelings that someone says "no homo" then it hurts her feelings, sometimes i get offended when people say "f**" then they look at me...I just want to strangle them, but i don't. A person sensitivity is how a person is. I can see how "no homo" would affect you, but maybe she was using it as a joke, you should confront her about it.
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Posted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 10:17 am
Hm, I haven't heard that phrase in a few years. It was big where I was about 4 years ago, but I never really took offense to it. Actually, I've used it quite a few times haha! My friends who knew I am bi and I would use it to make fun of everyone else. Every time one of us said it someone else would yell "YES HOMO!" Being at a ridiculously conservative Catholic highschool, it illicited the best reactions (and demerits) ever xd
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