Philippe I, Duke of Orléans's "homosexual activity was not unwelcome, because it was seen to reduce any potential threat he may have posed to his older brother."
That is a rare instance where being straight was more dangerous.
Straight pride is stupid.
If you are brown…the US.
That's a country where being brown is dangerous, not being straight.
Though being the straight partner to a brown person can be dangerous here (even if you yourself are not brown), so I guess it does work in a way.
I honestly don't have any pride for being straight, and I have no idea why I should.
I've literally heard someone say "You'll be discriminated against for being straight in the US!"
Nah, bruh. It's not your straightness that's the issue— it's your stupid-ass views & shit-fuck opinions.
I mean with domestic violence rates as they are you could argue it's dangerous to be a straight woman pretty much everywhere.
In that case they should become feminists.
Tbf all cemeteries are for living people. The dead don't care.
Transylvania
As a straight cis man, the idea of straight pride is pathetic. It's so easy, nobody ever questions you for it. There is no work in living your sexuality. Such a sad idea. Has those "all lives matter" vibes
Lesbos
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Being straight is pretty dangerous on the sun, but considering it a country would require stretching the definition