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When Your Hometown Finds Out You've Been Mocking Them Endlessly In Your Stand Up Routine


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Published 5 years ago

Below is a story of a brave 28-year-old woman who decided to challenge herself by attempting stand-up comedy to combat a fear of public speaking. After realizing that her personal stories were landing better on stage, she decided to embrace the pain she felt growing up as a gay teenager in a small town, by writing jokes on how homophobic and "ass-backward" the town was. Her material was landing well until footage of her stand-up circulated on Facebook and she began receiving angry messages from people in her hometown. Worried about what she should do next to prevent more backlash, she took to /r/relationships for advice. After the Twitter account @redditships posted the story, she pretty much received support from everyone online.

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Her Material Wound Up Being Extremely Accurate

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Maybe Delete That Friend From Facebook

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It's Cool, They're Dead

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The Last Point Is The Most Important

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Definitely Stop Trying To Make Them Feel Better

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Always Assume Someone Is Filming You And Your Crazy Ways

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The Truth Hurts!

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Writers Agreed

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Many Were Just Happy To Confirm That She Did Nothing Wrong

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And If Anything, It's Time To Incorporate This Tale In The Next Set

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Because This Extra Set Of Pain Is A Gift

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Regardless, She Should Keep Going

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Whether It Pisses Them Off Or Not

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Because This Is What Makes An Artist

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But Also Please Get Your Parents Out Of This Town

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Tags: stand up comedy, hometown, backlash, /r/relationships, comedy, twitter, artists, routine, comedy sets, dave chappelle, homophobic, facebook, small towns, gifts, parents,



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