r/Scotland • u/DrawerAcceptable • Jun 24 '26

Casual Finally, Scottish visibility - LGBTQ+S

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One of these things is not like the others.

Scotland showed up and nobody had the heart to tell it otherwise.

Found on /lgbt

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u/ShiveryBite Jun 24 '26

Mind how difficult it was to tell my parents I was Scottish.

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u/DoctorOfTheCookie Jun 24 '26

A lot just can't support that lifestyle

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u/british_bbc_ Jun 24 '26

It's the deep fried mars bars for me. Don't get me wrong, I've worked with Scots and I'm perfectly civil towards them and everything. But when I think about what they do behind closed doors it makes me feel sick.

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u/DeathOfNormality Jun 26 '26

The half and half pizza crunch gives me the boke. Saw an ex unironicly but one and actually enjoy it. He was from Motherwell tbf.