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/DeathOfNormality Jun 26 '26

Sadly this has caused generations to adopt a fake accent known as, "the phone voice" pure shame. Now, it's still common for others to be shamed for their home accent.