No such thing as heterophobia shut the fuck up
It is an actual word and in dictionaries. There's academic research on heterophobia, some of it predating the year 2000. Is it possible to hate a person or a couple for being straight? Yes. Just as it is possible to hate people for how they look, what they wear, what they eat, how they talk, what they believe in, what they like/dislike, their sex, their age, and so on. Humans don't need deep reasons to dislike others. We are petty. Homophobia and racism are just the prejudices you hear about often in the media. There's all kinds of flavors to human prejudice. Just because some of them may not be nearly as common as sexism and racial prejudice have been throughout history, it doesn't mean they don't exist.
i would waste your energy on the people they dont understand that everyone can be hated on just because they feel a certain way or a certain way.
trying to have unstand such complex things makes their heads explode and spew random shit.
- your local bigender panro.
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The oppressors can’t be oppressed.
Heterophobia is not real, pls, it’s the same as liking cats over dogs and vice versa since they’re the majority
It s all the same shit, people forcing other people in categories that fit their ideology but in the end, there's no such a thing as whatever phobia. Your problem is called voyeurism.
All of you should mind your own ass instead of being so interested in what other people do with their own.
Y'all weirdos, period.
That's modern ideology that overlooks traditional definitions. The traditional definition of racism for instance is "an act based on racial prejudice". It does not mention that it only applies to certain groups. It's a definition of racism that persists because subjective definitions that are based on preconceived notions ("the oppressors can't be oppressed") aren't real definitions. Who is an oppressor, who is an oppressed, and who decides? For instance, what if you are a white person that inherited their white skin from a mother/grandmother when the rest of your ancestors were slaves, victims of the transatlantic trade. Are you an oppressor or the oppressed? If you are a black person in a line of black ancestors that sold black slaves, are you the oppressed? If you are an African prince, are you the oppressed? If you are a person of mixed origin like the majority of Latinos are, are you the oppressor? If you are a white Latino are you the oppressor? Are Asians oppressed? Are POC with generational wealth oppressed? Are people of color that practice oppression in overseas countries oppressed? You must realize most people don't come from "pure" racial bloodlines, there is no 100% good or evil race, New World slavery and the Holocaust were not the only instances of oppression in history, some groups of white people faced oppression (like the Irish), people of color have practiced oppression in Asia and South+Central America for generations, and a good chunk of black and brown people you meet in the US are here from recent immigration and don't have any family members that were slaves in the last 200 years. Some of them even come from generational wealth and sit on the upper economic bracket of the country, like myself. You can say color=oppressed and white=oppressor, but that would be ignorant. Not everyone that is black has suffered from racism or the transatlantic trade (some even benefited from it), and not everyone that is white had a part in or benefited in the transatlantic trade, or never been the target or racial prejudice. Putting an entire race of people in a box just because of their race is not an act based on facts. It's an act of racism (racial prejudice).
I dunno what's happening in this comment section. Honestly, I enjoyed this and please, if you are heterophobic, just leave