User Photoshops OP's photo to add a smile and "upgrade her sweater puppies" OP is not pleased. (np.reddit.com)
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137 comments submitted at 17:14:40 on Feb 25, 2014 by david-me
User Photoshops OP's photo to add a smile and "upgrade her sweater puppies" OP is not pleased. (np.reddit.com)
SubredditDrama
206 ups - 55 downs = 151 votes
137 comments submitted at 17:14:40 on Feb 25, 2014 by david-me
Even SRS felt the need to make a post about someone saying "my penis is confused".
Must be a slow day in the cave for them.
Well tbf it's a completely non-sexual picture with a sexual comment on it. It's totally unnecessary (and happens every time there's a picture of a woman posted on reddit).
>Straight people really need to STOP flaunting their sexuality. They want respect? They better start acting like they deserve respect!
I can't tell if this is just an incredibly hateful comment or supposed to be a parody of homophobia that doesn't relate to the linked post whatsoever. Either way, pretty stupid.
It's a parody. In /r/askreddit's biweekly controversial opinion thread, there's always a bunch of douches who say they don't like it when gay people talk about being gay or act flamboyant, aka "flaunting their sexuality." It's an attempt to flip it around and express exasperation that straight dudes are always flaunting their sexuality (by crudely discussing how a feeemale makes their penises hard).
It also has the added benefit of pissing off redditors when the point flies over their heads.
Still seems like an odd time to be parodying homophobia, considering the linked thread had nothing to do with homosexuality. I suppose they had to complain about something since the comment they linked was so unoffensive.
The point is that heterosexuality is flaunted all the time, like it is here, and people don't see anything wrong with it. But when homosexuality is flaunted, it's labeled as flamboyant and trying too hard.