So I'm in college and I'm a straight, cis-genderd woman. I'm involved in some clubs on campus of which people of every sexual orientation and gender identity are a part of. I'm very fortunate to be involved in things with such acceptance and diversity, and usually we all just coexist.

Recently, theres been a lot of joking about how "everyone here is gay" and "straight people aren't even real."

I really feel like I don't have the right to ask them to stop because I'm sure they've heard that however they identify isnt real over and over in their lives, and I truly have had a privileged life. Sometimes I just feel like the joking is a little hypocritical. 

It feels like such a minor, irrelevant thing so I should just keep my mouth shut. On the other hand, those kinds of jokes just make me want to not be around them because I would never joke about their sexual orientation or gender identity in that way. On the other, other, hand, I am the privileged person and jokes about my sexual orientation don't really matter in the grand scheme.