“Hey ? your gay radar missed a this big ol lesbian over here! So I scrolled through your hateful & vitriolic tweets & reported them individually,” wrote one person. Tap on the dots on the top right /RwzQnMAwlC In case anyone wondering, you can report and block even if they’ve blocked you. Other LGBT+ Twitter users have even expressed their disappointment at not making Questioning LGBT Education’s blocked list. “This anti-LGBT Twitter account has been randomly blocking people that they deem as too gay, and I’m just really offended that I haven’t been blocked yet?,” wrote one. “I am often told that I don’t look like a lesbian, which hurts, but it frankly hurts more that I apparently don’t tweet like a lesbian? One lesbian journalist at PinkNews, who has so far evaded being blocked by Questioning LGBT Education, said: “I am sad and disappointed that I have not been blocked. The bio section of Questioning LGBT Education’s profile says it was set up by a “British parent deeply concerned that LGBT in schools has gone way beyond *a book with two mums* and into indoctrination.” “I will be taking a look at the content I share and making sure I leave no room for any mystery around my sexuality from now on.
