Another Host

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Flagrant · Pete Buttigieg on Trump Tariffs, Taxing Billionaires, and Republican Gays · 23 Apr 2025 podcast
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And last but not least, Squarespace can help you with SEO. Let's get back to the show. Like when you came out, did you speak to any of your military brethren and how did they feel about it?
But that's endearing too. Cause you know, yeah, exactly.
It's almost like you treat everybody like a grandparent at first. Yeah, excuse me. You know what I'm saying? You know how your granddad could say something really fucked up, but he comes from a good place. Yeah, and you love him. And then eventually, after meeting your friend who's Asian, and you convince him that he's not Vietnamese, and you're like, and then he's like, oh, I love this guy.
It's not the exact words, but there's love there and empathy. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Okay, so can I just ask you, are you familiar with White Boy Fun? No. This term? Okay. So this is when straight guys pretend to be gay with each other? Straight white guys. Straight white guys. Black guys are just getting on it, and they're doing really good. They're really coming around. It usually happens.
You get a little bit late, and then you take it to the next level, and they're going to completely dominate it. But okay. So did you never see any of that in the military, where guys would do little gay jokes with each other and that kind of stuff? No.
Yeah. Okay, okay. So, like, during this, and during this time, and it's not like, to me, it's not, like, shrouded in, like, any, like, hatred for gays. It's more about just, like, how can I do something that potentially makes my troll my friend or makes him feel uncomfortable in this moment, right?
Are you ever in those scenarios, and at this time, you know you're gay, but you're not out, and then they're doing this game with you where they're like, oh, I'm going to make Pete feel so uncomfortable, and you're like, joke's on you. Yeah.
Okay. All right. You finally come out. Yeah. Okay. Um, and I'm glad we waited to the end of the episode to talk about this because I have so many questions about it given your situations in life, but I didn't want to feel reductive. Like this was your whole identity. I actually kind of want to get to know you before I asked you about two things, which is ironic.
We're having this conversation right now, but like, okay. So you come out like scariest thing you've been at war. You know what I mean? Like, is it, is it more terrifying than doing a drive where an IUD could go off? And like, what is the fear?
Are you like gold star or platinum? Do you know about these things?
I feel like you're still learning how to be good at this.
Gold, okay, so you've... What's platinum? So platinum is you come out C-section, so you never even touch a vagina.
All right, fair enough. Okay, so in that process... That's really a thing. Like, I go all the way back to... These are what my gays tell me. My gays tell me these things. So, okay. So, so in this, in this process, like you're, you're dating girls. You're like, I don't really know. At what point are you like, okay, I'm definitely gay.
And is there a part of you where like, I have these aspirations to do these other things in my life. And this isn't my entire identity. Are you going in that moment? Do I stuff this down? Have you accepted it? Or have you not accepted it?
Once you came out, you must have made them feel so good.
Right. They got over that rejection. I mean, yeah, they all did. Yeah. You're the only guy who was like, it was me and told the truth.
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