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The BBC has given Munroe Bergdorf a 40 minute platform to explain why he is in a 'lesbian' relationship with another man. This is part of a new series on what love is, in which every guest so far is an LGBT activist (Stephen Fry, Self Esteem, Richard Coles...

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Aja the Empress ♀️vor 1 Jahr

I hate these men so much.

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DoryGenderAtheist 🦕🦖vor 1 Jahr

@StoatlyL Gaslighting. He’s a gay man who is effeminate. Him and his boyfriend have gay sex. It’s impossible for a pregnancy to result even if not fertile. Nature knows they are two blokes.

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Emily Wilding Davison🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧vor 1 Jahr

I thought I hated BBC enough, turned out there was yet another level.

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Mobile Scannervor 1 Jahr

Scan any documents, convert images into text, PDF files, etc. 👍

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Kellie-Jay Keenvor 1 Jahr

Not Rylan!!

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Scootervor 1 Jahr

No male is a lesbian @BBC no man! No man is a woman either. It’s insulting to lesbians.

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Cassandra the Oraclevor 1 Jahr

So he’s a dude in relationship with another dude. Obviously no one has constantly told this man anything because he feels entitled to colonize everything.. right down to the nouns that do not now and will never describe these homosexual effeminate men. Twinks aren’t women.

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Tracey Kentvor 1 Jahr

“Up to that point, I’d only been with men, slept with men” Well, you still are a gay male.

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Violet 🕸vor 1 Jahr

He's a gay man in a relationship with another gay man and they both like playing dress up. Why are the BBC so obsessed with these men ?

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Mvor 1 Jahr

So basically, he’s gay 🤷🏼‍♀️

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Smithinessvor 1 Jahr

What's the percentage split of female and male guests in this series? The gender identity ideology allows the re-burying of female people's existence in all sorts of contexts, so worth checking. I noticed this in early 2025 when a NYT article on public opinion polled only males.

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