What's with the down votes? It's true

(3/3) television show, a television show that got pre-approved by GLAAD and The Trevor Project before it was aired. A television show that both organizations support. A television show that AfterEllen has even said has the potential of being a very good thing for the LGBT community. A television show that is telling young teens that it is okay to be who you are, instead of being scared. Yes, the world is not as accepting as Hester High but maybe if we had more shows that celebrated people coming out instead of showing how awful it is maybe just maybe people will start celebrating it in the real world as well. The point is don’t prejudge the show and understand that it’s a show that is more then what it seems.

(2/3) on people because when you do they are reduced to those simple descriptions. It’s about not having everything figured out about yourself in high school and saying that’s okay. Don’t fake being something you’re not, be yourself. Also the show is aware of the original subject matter for the show, they knew people would judge it, they even point out in the first episode that girl’s pretending to be gay to become popular is, and I quote, “mocking the gay rights movement.” They realize this show from the outside looking in could be taken as one thing, but it’s really not. Also the show is not going to always be about the lie these two girls are pulling, at some point Amy will come out to Karma and at some point they will move on from the initial premise of the show. Lastly it’s a

(1/3) you have to actually sat down and really watched the show. It's really not that offensive. It has it problems I’ll admit, sometimes it’s almost too campy, but it’s really a story about a girl struggling with coming to terms with the fact that she is gay and has feelings for her (as of now straight) best friend, which is a very real situation for many people including the creator of the show. Yes the Hester High is not a normal high school, there are very very few schools that would welcome and celebrate people who are gay, and that is a damn shame. The point of Hester High is not to be realistic but to be what we want high school to be like for young gay people (or for anyone who is different for that matter). It’s the ideal.
The point of the show is not two straight girl’s pretending to be gay to be popular. The point is that Amy dealing with the real internal struggle that many young gay people go through. It’s about the dangers of putting labels

You're going to need some ice for that haha

Only everyone will get this

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Very good fiery pants?

Yeah I uses to but I got tired of people asking me for sandwhiches so I switched to pizza. Don't worry, I keep my sandwhiches in a much safer place where no one can steal them

I actually keep pizza there instead of hamburgers

No you're right. The person was just saying how there aren't even 19 billion people let alone 19 trillion

I never was interested by ANT Farm when I used to watch Disney so I didn't really watch it. What did they do that made the show offensive?