Today, July 1, 2017, we the queer community are in mourning for one of our own. Our brightest star has faded from the heavens and the world is that much dimmer without its light. Rest in peace, Facebook Pride reaction, we barely knew ye.
Like us, most of the gay Internet is feeling the loss of a true angel who was, truly, too good for this cruel world.
\u201cfacebook pride reaction do not retire bitch\u201d— Serenity (@Serenity) 1498920774
\u201cWhen @facebook removes the Pride reaction because they're inclusion of it was just to pander to an audience for more clicks.\u201d— Curtis Kimberlin Jr (@Curtis Kimberlin Jr) 1498915872
\u201cHOW AM I SUPPOSED TO CELEBRATE WORLD PRIDE #MADRID 2017 ON @facebook WITH NO PRIDE REACTION? PRIDE GOES UNTIL JULY 2! #PrideMonth #pride2017\u201d— Larry La Fountain (Lawrence La Fountain-Stokes) (@Larry La Fountain (Lawrence La Fountain-Stokes)) 1498888607
\u201cWhen you find out Facebook removed the pride flag reaction \ud83c\udf08\ud83d\ude31\u201d— Sam Kalidi (@Sam Kalidi) 1498893164
There's really only one way to deal with a loss of this magnitude...
Pride reacts only...oh wait.
