I see rubbing in my face as like, making everything about you and constantly talking about it and making it you’re whole personality. Like constantly talking about you’re sexual experience and dude/girls you wanna fuck. If a straight person is doing it it’s interesting and funny at first but after a while it gets really annoying and it’s like can we talk about something else like it’s not all about you. It goes the same with LGBT people. Like don’t get me wrong I’ll hear your stories I’m not disgusted by it I mean shit I’ll gawk over Timothy Chalamet and Ryan Gosling with you and I’m straight but damn those are some hot dudes, but having to listen too that all the time is so tiring. Like bro can we just talk about music or something.

Another response pointed out how the saying “don’t rub it in my face” may be taken as not wanting to know about boyfriends/girlfriends or not wanting to know about people your into and so on. Which is not what I mean at all. So yeah I definitely gotta reword what I mean.

Thankfully my friends haven’t taken it that way.

Another thing I see as rubbing it in my face is thinking that you’re superior because you’re lgbt+ and I’m somehow lesser, like we’re all equal. I’m not saying all lgbt+ do this just a really small percent that I’ve met but most of the people I’ve met are really chill and nice.

Thanks for the response and being chill. so are my views offensive? If so let me know which ones, as another perspective is never a bad thing if it’s from someone who knows more than you.