We all love a good banter among friends, don’t we? But what happens when a casual joke takes an unexpected turn and sparks a heated debate? Meet our Banter Queen, a 36-year-old woman, happily married to her wife, and mother of two adorable kids. She and her wife have been the subject of some ‘interesting’ jokes from their straight friends about missing the ‘D’. But one day, the Banter Queen decided to hit back, and oh boy, did it stir the pot!
The Usual Banter
Lockdown Woes
The Zoom Call
The Unexpected Jab
The ‘D’ Debate Begins
The Fallout
The Aftermath ️
The Banter Queen’s Final Stand ️
The Banter Queen, tired of the same old jokes, took a stand. She reminded her friend who started the ‘D’ joke, and firmly stated that if she wasn’t allowed to talk about it, then her friend should never bring it up again. The drama didn’t end there, though. Our Banter Queen was accused of ‘evangelizing lesbianism’ and had to remind her friends that she and her wife are not lesbians. She then muted the chat, ending the fiery debate. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
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“ESH: Continuing to push it makes you the a**hole too.”
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