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being gay is a sin?? um actually

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bi = gay x straight

sin = straight / bi

the straights cancel

sin = 1/gay

times that by gay

gay(sin) = 0

gay = -sin

move the negative over

-gay = sin

so not being gay is a sin oops

idk what you just said but thanks nerd

Actually the math here is wrong: the poster used subtraction when in reality gay(sin) represents multiplication, so as a result division is necessary.  If used properly, this equation would actually represent that gay is the reciprocal of sin, which I don’t know what that would even mean.

(Source: snoia, via cassietotallyjust)