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[bluflamingo]

Some days I hate my co-workers. One of whom just announced that she didn't think my city's Pride festival yesterday was 'gay enough.'

Unless you're gay, which I know she's not you don't get to say if it's gay enough or not! It's nice that some not gay-specific vendors came along. And, also, pride's as much about having a safe space to be openly gay as it is about being all-gay all-th-time.

Can I go back on holiday now please?

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[bluflamingo]

The thing that worries me is, in my Tesco, they might actually have a fair stab at finding me gay food, and I dread to imagine what that would entail!

[fyrefly101]

I know your rant started off serious, but this last comment, I just kind of want to laugh. I rather think that in my Tesco (in Surrey) I would probably just get a very confused look.

Gay food indeed.

[bluflamingo]

My area of Bristol is very culturally diverse (though not very gay, to the best of my knowledge) so I think they're used to being asked for unusual things :)