I’m not homophobic, but seeing two guys kiss disgusts me.
I’m not racist, but Indians smell bad.
I have no problems with Muslims, but I wouldn’t feel comfortable dating one.
I have lesbian friends, but what’s with the not shaving?
My friend is dating a Syrian, but they’re so stupid.
I’m completely fine with Christians, but they are too extreme.
I understand what Palestinians are going through, but why do they have to ruin my country?
I’m not sexist, but women can’t drive.
I feel bad for poor people, but they should just work harder.
I fully support activists in Lebanon, but why do they have to be so annoying?
I love my maid, but I can’t trust her.
I’m a feminist, but women should listen to their husbands.
I go to gay places sometimes, but I’m just not comfortable there.
People with special needs are human beings, but you don’t need to take them out in public.
I have no problem with atheists, but I feel sorry for them.
“Nothing someone says before the word ‘but’ really counts.” – Benjen Stark, Game of Thrones.
Roba Al-Assi
May 17, 2012
Wonderful.
The New ME
May 17, 2012
Reblogged this on The Project Me and commented:
The true BUT story…
charbel
June 14, 2012
beautiful
R
November 28, 2012
I can’t digest the idea of a man being attracted to a man or a girl being in love with another girl. I’m against it because it contradicts with my beliefs.
BUT I don’t get why I find your blog so interesting and I check it every now and then.
I respect you.
ohmyhappiness
November 28, 2012
I’m not sure how to react to your comment. I’m happy that you enjoy my blog. I’m not happy that your beliefs are homophobic. It is not something that you need to “digest”. It exists whether you “digest” it or not. No one is asking you to be gay.
I would reevaluate my beliefs if they stood against equality, love, and sexual freedom.
I hope that my blog gets you to rethink a bit at least. Thanks for posting and thanks for reading.