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And you know. While I'm real sorry you had a bad experience with someone who happened to be bisexual...I'm gonna tell you a story.
My dad used to be a trucker in the 80s. I used to travel with him a great deal of the time when I wasn't in school. This one time we were at a rest stop in Michigan when a man with a knife came up to us. He stole my dad's wallet and scared the shit out of us both. Now, the dude at the rest stop happened to be Black. Given that one bad experience does my father (and me too) have a pass to shit-talk Black people? Would it be acceptable for my father to say "I don't have a problem with Black people so long as they don't steal wallets"? Of course not. Even though my dad had a bad experience once that would STILL be a bigoted thing to say because 1 - any time you say "I don't have a problem with ____" you obviously DO have a problem with ____. and 2 - it gives the impression that stealing wallets is a "Black thing" to do and any Black person who doesn't steal wallets is the exception to the rule. so when you say: Quote:
I am not the exception to the rule. Your ex is not the rule. There just IS no rule. Just like there is no "rule" to lesbians or heterosexuals.
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bęte noire \bet-NWAHR\, noun: One that is particularly disliked or that is to be avoided.
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