‘I think it’s great that I can talk about my sexuality without fear that it’s holding me back,” Ania Magliano riffs in one TikTok video. “It shows society has progressed. The problem is, I now know what’s holding me back is my personality and my skill set. I miss discrimination.”
Magliano’s TikTok sketches flip between straight jokes and snarling social takedowns about what people’s choices say about them, from e-mail signatures (“Kind regards” — you make a gorgeous cup of tea and your favorite position is missionary) to favorite supermarket (Waitrose — you think Ottolenghi deserves a knighthood and you’re saving for a fold-up bike).
