Val & Jul (2025) #1

[johnny0692]

1 minute ago, Brit Guy said:

I must have blinked. 

[corvette08]

So Val isn't gay anymore? When are they going to get rid of Jul's name?

[StnCld316]

Just now, corvette08 said:

So Val isn't gay anymore? When are they going to get rid of Jul's name?

She was never gay, she was a lesbian.  

[Brit Guy]

6 minutes ago, corvette08 said:

So Val isn't gay anymore? When are they going to get rid of Jul's name?

I think Jul lives with Bonnie now on Xlife...either that or Clyde and Jul are fucking twins. 

[corvette08]

10 minutes ago, StnCld316 said:

She was never gay, she was a lesbian.  

Same thing.

[StnCld316]

5 minutes ago, corvette08 said:

Same thing.

What is the full meaning of gay?

homosexual person

Gay is a term that primarily refers to a homosexual person or the trait of being homosexual. The term originally meant 'carefree', 'cheerful', or 'bright and showy'. While scant usage referring to male homosexuality dates to the late 19th century, that meaning became increasingly common by the mid-20th century.

[Domafran]

23 minutes ago, corvette08 said:

When are they going to get rid of Jul's name?

His name will now be Julius 🥸

[Maxbell]

57 minutes ago, Brit Guy said:

I must have blinked. 

🤣….i knew she must dabble in cock, but I didn’t expect a gorilla? 🦍

[Maxbell]

35 minutes ago, corvette08 said:

Same thing.

I don’t know what term to use for anybody anymore. 😜 I remember Norm McDonald talking about the subject of cisgender. As he put it, that was a name invented in an attempt to marginalize normal people. I loved that guy. 

[Pete1960]

15 minutes ago, Maxbell said:

I don’t know what term to use for anybody anymore. 😜 I remember Norm McDonald talking about the subject of cisgender. As he put it, that was a name invented in an attempt to marginalize normal people. I loved that guy. 

Heterosexual
Homosexual
Bisexual

[itohkata]

33 minutes ago, Maxbell said:

I don’t know what term to use for anybody anymore. 😜 I remember Norm McDonald talking about the subject of cisgender. As he put it, that was a name invented in an attempt to marginalize normal people. I loved that guy. 

Damn, I can't believe I'm gonna be the one explaining that logic. I'm not a huge fan of that word : "cisgender", but what you just said made me realize what it was required. 

It has not been invented to marginalize normal people. It has just been used to avoid saying "normal people" for people (straight from wikipedia) "whose gender identity corresponds to their sex assigned at birth, i.e., someone who is not transgender."

Because trans are not "not normal". So it's an attempt to stop marginalizing trans.

Now, if the term was not used as an insult or in a pejorative way, that would probably help its acceptance and adoption.

That being said, while I'm happy for all the non-cisgender-cissexual people and supportive of their fight for acceptance, I do miss that time where things were easier on that front. 

I don't know, maybe because my generation fought for not being labelled I just don't get the newer generations who can't get enough labels to identify to their group.

 

[corvette08]

1 hour ago, Maxbell said:

I don’t know what term to use for anybody anymore. 😜 I remember Norm McDonald talking about the subject of cisgender. As he put it, that was a name invented in an attempt to marginalize normal people. I loved that guy. 

I'm just old school and to me male/male and female/female are gay people.