Danh ngôn của Bowen Yang
My dad every now and then will toe that line and be like, You could try women!' And I'm like Don't. It's almost an endearing kind of homophobia, if such a thing exists.
My dad every now and then will toe that line and be like, You could try women!' And I'm like Don't. It's almost an endearing kind of homophobia, if such a thing exists.
Bố tôi thỉnh thoảng sẽ nói về điều đó và nói, Con có thể thử phụ nữ!' Và tôi thì không. Nó gần như là một kiểu kỳ thị người đồng tính đáng mến, nếu điều đó tồn tại.
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