Gayorzea: Discord Partner community for LGBT FFXIV players

[sixcirclesAlgol]

I think the main problem here is that out of all the minorities that are, the LGBT community are the only ones who like to flaunt their status and then expect not to get any hate on them. You have to realize that people are hateful beings and the only way to not get any hate is to not bring up sensitive issues.

you heard it here first folks, if you want to defeat bigotry you have to shut up about what exactly makes you a minority and become an obedient and neat brick in the wall, having a sense of group identity is for showy, flaunty people, and so much as. mentioning that you're making a space for like-minded people is justification enough for people to go "umm no im the smarter bigger person because i don't need this"

kindly grow up

[KaivaC]

you heard it here first folks, if you want to defeat bigotry you have to shut up about what exactly makes you a minority and become an obedient and neat brick in the wall, having a sense of group identity is for showy, flaunty people, and so much as. mentioning that you're making a space for like-minded people is justification enough for people to go "umm no im the smarter bigger person because i don't need this"

kindly grow up

That is ...holy hell.

That is not what Antonio was suggesting here. Could've been worded better (especially at the end) but I get the kind of point he was making. It's responses like this that spark the pettiness that has been going on in this thread since page one.

[Rokke]

That is ...holy hell.

That is not what Antonio was suggesting here. Could've been worded better (especially at the end) but I get the kind of point he was making. It's responses like this that spark the pettiness that has been going on in this thread since page one.

Except it totally is? According to him, if you bring up any aspects of your irl life in game, you encourage people to be cruel to you. We should all hide who we are as game chat should only ever discuss raid times, hunt positions, and "o/".