A friend just shared a short screen capture video of the two Expedia ads he was served back-to-back on Instagram, and… well… I have no words.

A friend just shared a short screen capture video of the two Expedia ads he was served back-to-back on Instagram, and… well… I have no words.

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It’s to get you to click! Or screenshot. Engagement > relevancy.
There seems to be a contingent of off putting people commenting on the site lately. This was supposed to be a funny little post about a weird little quirk of online advertising, and people are bringing their weird political baggage so much these days
Your browser history knows you better than your therapist.
@Endre. My grandpa would have called you a donkey. That was his pleasant/funny way of saying jackas*. I don't think you benefited from a same great family tree.
You write as though gays and lesbians are a sociopolitical monolith. We are not. Many of us don't like being lumped-in with the TQIA+, because their claimed identities have nothing to do with sexual orientation, and their activism has been a toxic waste-dump that gives us a bad name and erodes the good works that have been done on our behalf over many decades. This is particularly true of trans activism, which seems to attract toxic, aggressive narcissists and has nothing to do with what used to be referred to as "gay liberation".
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