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If You Think Being Gay Is A Choice You're Probably Bisexual Meme

This meme consists of a top text block placed above a widely used reaction image. The top text reads 'If you think being gay is a choice then you're probably bisexual'. The image below features actor Walton Goggins with a shocked, wide-eyed, slightly open-mouthed expression, as if he has just had a sudden, unexpected epiphany. The joke makes a snarky rhetorical point: people who claim queerness is a conscious choice are implying they themselves could choose to be attracted to the same gender, meaning they are likely bisexual, as people exclusively attracted to one gender never consider attraction to other genders as a possible choice.
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If you think being gay is a choice then you're probably bisexual

Overview

This meme consists of a top text block placed above a widely used reaction image. The top text reads 'If you think being gay is a choice then you're probably bisexual'. The image below features actor Walton Goggins with a shocked, wide-eyed, slightly open-mouthed expression, as if he has just had a sudden, unexpected epiphany. The joke makes a snarky rhetorical point: people who claim queerness is a conscious choice are implying they themselves could choose to be attracted to the same gender, meaning they are likely bisexual, as people exclusively attracted to one gender never consider attraction to other genders as a possible choice.

Origin notes

This meme is sourced from the Reddit r/Meme subreddit via RSS feed, as stated in the provided additional information. The reaction image used is a popular still of Walton Goggins playing the character Baby Billy Freeman from the series The Righteous Gemstones, a commonly shared template for moments of shocked realization. The creator of this specific iteration added the text overlay to the existing reaction image template to make the humorous point about sexuality discourse.

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