(Disclaimer: I am not against the Trans Community or Furry Culture whatsoever. I love ya'll. This is just what this story happened to be around)
(TW: Mentioned Homophobia and Transphobia)
So, I was on YouTube and I was watching a compilation of Nick Wilde clips from Zootopia (Because I was going on an animated movie spree) and someone in the comments said "I'm not a Furry, but I really like Nick". People kept replying to them insisting that they are a Furry and they are just in denial and the person was replying back saying that they weren't a furry and it was clearly making them really uncomfortable.
A while later I was listening to "Boys Will be Bugs" by Cavetown which I do a lot because I really like the song. Somebody said (On TikTok) that if you listen to that song a lot, then you are definitely Trans or are just in denial and that one made ME uncomfortable (as a cis hooman).
I love and support the Trans Community and Furry Culture, but please don't say things like this. It's like when somebody comes out as Homosexual and the homophobes try to say that they aren't LGBT and are just confused.
Just like how people are being Homophobic and and Transphobic, people are also being lowkey "Heterophobic and Cisphobic" (Or whatever it is). Either way, both of those are trying to tell people who they should be when they have no right to do so. There are people saying that "LGBTQQIA+ people are mentally unstable and same-sex relationships are gross" at the same time that people are saying that "Hetero and Cisgender people are not okay and straight relationships are gross"
Despite being Bisexual myself, I hate it when people hate on opposite-sex relationships. Though the hate for LGBTQQIA+ people is way more and very serious, it doesn't give you the right to hate back at straight people, especially Allys (Or anybody in general)
Don't tell people who they should or shouldn't be, Period
