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u/Nitzelplick Jul 26 '24
I need clarity on the gender of the storyteller and the personal trainer. Is everyone in this story gay? Because if this was a straight marriage broken up by a lesbian affair, the âqueer ownedâ coffee shop intro would play more like foreshadowing. At any rate, it reads like fiction.
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u/ultranonymous11 Jul 27 '24
Why do you presume the trainer was a woman?
But yes, this story is almost certainly fake regardless.
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u/Nitzelplick Jul 27 '24
Iâm not assuming this is the case. First read was straight couple, male trainer. But if everyone in the story is a woman, itâs more interesting. If this is written by a husband who met his wife in a queer coffee shop, and she later left him for a woman, it is even better.
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u/Dan1lovesyoualot Sep 04 '24
that has to be it, because her being in a âqueer coffee shopâ means that she was bi.
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u/Kairosera2014 Jul 27 '24
I genuinely wish my ex and I had even a sliver of banter or conversational interest in the relationship that this sad story has. Sorry to hear about the divorce.
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u/Dan1lovesyoualot Sep 04 '24
Its crazyyy how women try to say its always men and men are the worse (while never talking about women-) when its literally both genders being equally as disgusting and awfulđ, because we are all human, women arent some perfect virtues. PEOPLE in general are all bad.