When you share a childhood photo of yours on Facebook or Instagram, you expect to get a lot of “Aww, shoo cuteeee!” comments.
What you do not expect to see is abusive comments like “You looked GAY!”
Because it is not the decent thing to do. It is common sense.
Karan Johar shared one of his childhood pictures because he wanted to share a moment in his past that showed him laughing out loud
There were comments like these on the picture –
Still acceptable…
Then came the Internet trolls, taking the abuse too far with the gay comments
One of his fans spoke sense and stood up for what is right
He spoke how Karan’s homosexuality is not a disability or something that has held him back in life. He has gone on to achieve everything a straight man can.
But the troll obviously didn’t get the point and still kept up with the “GAY” comments
You cannot argue with a troll.
But the point is that you can make sense on the Internet and still face hate.
Kudos to Akeef for stating the truth. Sexuality is personal, and doesn’t have to define everything about a person.