[NevermindMe]

Ha. Ha. Ha.

You've all totally missed the nature of my posts., and have only noticed I said "do not behave in a larger than life way intentionally, unless you want to be noticed, which will follow in bullying.", and somehow this means I want all gays to be straight.

I mention a couple of common sterotypes that some people intentionally reinforce, and pointed out how they may be teased because of that, and somehow I want people to supress their true selves.

ShimmeringFaerie: If the girl was a cheerleader, that is not the issue. If she WAS intentionally acting bitchy or using a valley girl accent to somehow fit the sterotype, even though she really isn't a valley girl, and is then teased for that, she deserves it.

Bullying is different than teasing, and from what the article has confirmed, the boy in question was being teased, and he simply did not like it. The teacher told him to reel his act in a bit, and somehow this makes news. If the people were hurting him, tormenting him, or threatening him, that is totally different. If they simply insulted him, he should stop putting up a fake act that gets him taunted, or learn to cope.

And which sterotypes am I regarding as truth? If you actually read every word in my posts I say over and over "I realize not all gays/blacks/insert something here are like that."



Way to put words in my mouth folks.

Then again, don't leave this get in your way of roasting me, because everyone has a right to express themselves and their opinions, especially anyone in a minority! Unless you have an unpopular opinion against a minority, or looking at something from a less popular point of view, then you need to shut up, because minorities and everyone needs to express themsevles and their values!

- Justin