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Heterosexuality is not normal, it’s just common.
Dorothy Parker (via frass)

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bohemea:

“Do you know any gay people?” Sir Ian McKellen asks the class. Silence.  Heads shake. “Well, you do now. I’m gay.” It’s my turn to speak up. “You  know two now. I used to go to this school — and I’m gay,” I offer. “You  know three now,” a sixth-former chips in. The other pupils don’t look  too surprised, and he seems admirably comfortable in his sexuality.  Silence. Then: “Erm. Well. You know four now.” Heads shoot around to see  a uniformed boy, leaning close to  Sir Ian. Mouths fall slightly open —  including mine — but nobody speaks. Then Sir Ian says, in that  mellifluous voice of his, “Well. How about that? It turns out we all  know quite a few more gay people than we thought we did.”
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bohemea:

“Do you know any gay people?” Sir Ian McKellen asks the class. Silence. Heads shake. “Well, you do now. I’m gay.” It’s my turn to speak up. “You know two now. I used to go to this school — and I’m gay,” I offer. “You know three now,” a sixth-former chips in. The other pupils don’t look too surprised, and he seems admirably comfortable in his sexuality. Silence. Then: “Erm. Well. You know four now.” Heads shoot around to see a uniformed boy, leaning close to Sir Ian. Mouths fall slightly open — including mine — but nobody speaks. Then Sir Ian says, in that mellifluous voice of his, “Well. How about that? It turns out we all know quite a few more gay people than we thought we did.”

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An Italian and a Greek are arguing. They are debating on whose ancestors were more superior: the ancient Romans or the ancient Greeks. They argue on topics from art to cuisine to architecture to politics. Finally, the Greek says, “The ancient Greeks invented lovemaking.” The Italian responded, “True, but the Romans introduced it to women.”

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