Not to mention, it really doesn’t make a strong case for the internet’s chanting of things like “love wins” if people can’t seem to differentiate between different types of love, and equating love with sex. That’s just tragically naive. Then people turn around and they’re all like, “Hey, why does every movie/TV…

Is it really so far-fetched to imagine that maybe they’re, you know, best friends? If they’re officially lovers, that’s cool, but any time two characters are close (same or opposite sex) it seems like the natural fan reaction is “oh dey fuckin”. It starts to get a little stale and one-note.

of course the fans make her lesbian...

I disagree that the tweet is transphobic.

It is a stupid joke for sure, but outrage culture is way more annoying.

It’s a phrase used by white knights trying to defend people who didn’t need or ask for defending. It seems like it’s mocking those people, not trans people.

honestly these days you cant say anything without someone thinking your offending someone. usually when the person is calling that out, they arnt part of the community they think someone is offending.

That tweet wasn't transphobic.

Virtue signaling as a term has been abused to the point of meaninglessness and is now used only by shitheads, but the actual act is absolutely a real thing that happens, continuously and obnoxiously. We are jerking ourselves off into oblivion.

This sounds a lot like what people mean when they say “virtue signalling,” as toxic as that phrase has become

Isn’t your comment the perfect example of a lack of basic human decency you seem to decry?