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05-04-2013, 06:43 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:02 AM by Fearless Community.
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Everything is different with context, and is why i am asking for clarification on this.
The word "gay" has two different definitions. First, it has always meant joyful, cheerful, and jolly even before the word became used to describe homosexuals as well.
Here are two example sentences of how they can be used.
1. You are gay (Directly saying they are gay, hence they are breaking the rules.)
2. I am having a gay time (Stating that you are having a joyful time)
If you believe in full censorship, then please state why
The word "gay" has two different definitions. First, it has always meant joyful, cheerful, and jolly even before the word became used to describe homosexuals as well.
Here are two example sentences of how they can be used.
1. You are gay (Directly saying they are gay, hence they are breaking the rules.)
2. I am having a gay time (Stating that you are having a joyful time)
If you believe in full censorship, then please state why