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EXACTLY. Don't tell me "you
EXACTLY. Don't tell me "you look gay" (as some were still doing in college), instead, take a picture and point out what I'm doing that looks gay and I'll change it. (Can you tell I have a bit of autism-induced homophobia? I still don't understand why the heterosexual community shunned me in college and the homosexual community tried to recruit me- but it caused some mental scars).