It reminds me of this one

You point that out now, and it’s glaringly obvious. But somehow, when I’m writing down my thoughts, it doesn’t even pop my mind that something is badly phrased.

I only remember his name, because Sorbo is a brand of assorted knicknacks, like hairbands , cleaning supplies, kitchen utencils and whatnot. My mom used to work there. https://sorbo.com/en

Remember you said “serious question”, so you’lk get a serious answer… It’s just the whole energy of it all. I don’t like it when people go “look at me, I deserve to be seen”. I get it, it’s about human rights and whatnot, but I just don’t like it. It makes me extremely uncofortable. To me it’s the same when someone in restaurant starts making a scene because something didn’t go the way they want. I don’t mean the entitlement, of course, but the confidence and the publicity of it all. It’s the complete polar opposite of who I am.

I mean, you do you, fine by me, but you’re gonna have to do it without me.

But not in this case. There’s a real emergency in Hunagry that needs to be protested and a pride parade is a very appropriate way to do it. So I would attend this one, if I had the means and oppertunity to do that.

I’m not a big fan of gay pride parades, but in this case I’m a huge fan. I’m glad to see that the harder you kick them down, the harder they bounce back. Fuck Orban!

Anything can be a dick, if you’re brave enough