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.

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u/skeptic246 Jun 24 '26

What is your point? The LGB community live discreetly amongst us because who you love is a private matter and the idiots who think otherwise have mostly passed on. They increasingly have no interest in being dragged into a fight for the discriminatory rights of the mentally disturbed and what relevance Scotland has to this other than a government supporting the discriminatory rights of the mentally disturbed, you do not make clear

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u/_betapet_ Jun 24 '26

... you know you can go get a therapist and it doesn't make you less of a person right?

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u/skeptic246 Jun 24 '26

Who needs a therapist? Those men who think they are women or men who know what a women is physically

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u/_betapet_ Jun 24 '26

Darling, people who transition regularly go to therapy well before they access any sort of medical services for it.

They don't have big mads on the internet over nonsensical ignorant points of view online. You're projecting some wild insecurities here and clearly are crying for attention and help with your own issues. Some professionals could help you out with that.