High School Drama: Wink at Christian Classmate Ends in Tears

Picture this: you’re in school, discussing societal issues, and the topic of being gay comes up. The teacher shares a statistic that on average, every tenth person is gay or not straight. A snicker from a very openly Christian girl in the class catches your attention as she loudly whispers that you must be one of those lesbians. ‍♀️ What would you do in this situation? Our witty protagonist decided to turn around, wink at her, and say, “You wish.” But was this the right move? Let’s dive into this spicy story and find out!

School Time Gossip

️‍ Let’s Talk About Being Gay

The 10% Statistic

The Christian Girl’s Snicker

Wink and a Response

The Girl’s Reaction

Laughing It Off

Tears and Classroom Exit

To Apologize or Not?

The Reason for Apology

Apology Refusal

Should I Apologize?

No Apology, No More Winks

Overwhelmed by Attention

Notification Overload

Thought Someone Died

Winking at a Christian Girl: Right or Wrong?

Our 18-year-old protagonist found herself in a heated classroom discussion about being gay when a Christian girl snickered and called her a lesbian. In response, she winked and said, “You wish.” This left the girl shaken and in tears, eventually leaving the classroom. Later, the teacher and some classmates suggested an apology was in order, considering the girl’s strong Christian beliefs. However, our protagonist refused to apologize and hasn’t spoken to the girl since. Now, she’s wondering if she should just suck it up and apologize. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…

Lesbian high schooler stands up to Christian classmate’s insult

Fair play and excellent response, NTA

NTA comment shuts down homophobic behavior with sass

Standing up against homophobic behavior in high school

Don’t apologize for being yourself, NTA!

Clarifying that being Christian doesn’t equate to homophobia

Stand your ground! Don’t let bullies win.

NTA reminds Christian Girl of the consequences of outing someone.

No tolerance for double standards. NTA stands their ground.

Unapologetic commenter defends against overly sensitive Christian classmate.

NTA for not apologizing to a homophobic classmate

Standing up for oneself against religious hypocrisy.

Playful joke leads to sensitive classmate getting offended

Sarcastic NTA comment takes swipe at judgmental Christian classmate

Calling out homophobia with a fiery response

Snowflake drama: NTA gets criticized for harmless joke

Support for being gay and standing up to hate

A clever and diplomatic response to a fake apology ✌️

Christian classmate defends the student and calls them NTA.

NTA stands up to alleged hypocrite Christian classmate

Confronting a bigot shouldn’t require an apology. #NTA

Homophobia is not a joke, stop excusing it with assumptions.

You’re in the clear! NTA – don’t let the bigot get you down.

NTA has the perfect comeback and teachers suck? Drama alert!

Discussion on the actions of a judgmental Christian girl

Defending the OP’s innocence while taking down homophobia

NTA stands their ground against religious entitlement

NTA wins this game of high school drama

Stand your ground! NTA for defending yourself.

NTA. Calling out hypocrisy with sarcasm

NTA challenges teacher’s statistics, suggests classmate needs to get out more.

Calling out hypocrisy in faith with a touch of sarcasm

Double standards much? NTA calls it like it is

When the bully gets a taste of their own medicine NTA

NTA stands up against bigotry and refuses to apologize

Skillful clapback to homophobic insult earns NTA judgement

NTA stands up for themselves against oversensitive classmate

Defending against bigotry with a NTA clapback

NTA flips script on accuser, ‘F*** her and Jesus too’

Don’t worry, you’re NTA, some people just can’t take jokes

Clapback at homophobia with this witty NTA comment

Winking at Christian classmate leads to tears – NTA or NAH?

Don’t apologize, it’s just banter, don’t give in

Equal clapback! NTA for calling out hypocritical classmate.

Friendly joke backfires: NTA accused of homophobia but not guilty

Insightful comment suggests deeper issues with religious upbringing and sexuality