Could I have more privilege to resent the presence of "hetero" in heteronormativity? I think it makes it sound like it's about heterosexuality, and it's not.

So, I need to let it go.

Also, I suspect I have learnt I may have been being naive about gender politics again.

I think it makes it sound like it's about heterosexuality, and it's not.

Wait, what? I thought it was. Or, at least, a social enforcement of heterosexuality as the ideal.

Or, at least, a social enforcement of heterosexuality as the ideal.

It's also an enforcement/endorsement of traditional gender roles, which has nothing to do with my heterosexuality, thank you very much.

Can anyone explain why people "like" their own posts on Facebook?

Or, at least, a social enforcement of heterosexuality as the ideal.

It's also an enforcement/endorsement of traditional gender roles, which has nothing to do with my heterosexuality, thank you very much.

Oooh, fair point.

For the same reason that people laugh at their own jokes?

It's also an enforcement/endorsement of traditional gender roles, which has nothing to do with my heterosexuality, thank you very much.

I get this, I think. You mean how it could be assumed from a couple in a hetero relationship that the man is taking the traditionally male role (decision-maker, bread-winner, etc.)?

Laughing at your own jokes is sometimes out of your control, though!

(I think I'm very funny...)

I say "kiddo(s)" all the time. About kids, to kids. My dad called me kiddo.

My pet peeve is "liberry." I corrected a not-mine kid(do) three times yesterday while he was playing Ghostbusters. I couldn't stop.

If you wrote your own Facebook update, isn't it sort of assumed you like it?