Tell us how you really feel about same-sex attractions and those who identify as "gay", "bi", or even "straight".
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If I wasn't okay with it, I wouldn't be here and showing myself off.
I'm really okay with it. We can't change it, so let them be happy. It's not a disease or so.
I must admit that sometimes gay people around me can make me uncomfterable. But not because I'm afraid that they want me or so :tongue:. I don't know why. But I'm really cool with it all.
Okay, I'm already intrigued! :smile:
You say you're really okay with it, but then you say you're sometimes uncomfortable around gay people. Why do you think that is?
Tbh, I only have that when they act girly...
I don't like the fact that those persons who act girly thinks that is the stereotype that they have to be.
What I already read here is that it can be so hard to be gay and coomming out because people think gay people are girly because of those people who made it a stereotype. Sorry if I offend people with this. But come on, not every gay person girly! Just act normal.
:tongue: But what if acting "girly" is normal for some guys?
What percentage of gay men act girly because they think they're supposed to act that way? I think it's a very small number, but I get the impression that a lot of people (mostly straight) think that many gay men act girly on purpose. Even they are exaggerating certain characteristics, shouldn't people be able to act however they want if they're not harming others?
I not criticizing. I just enjoy picking apart the details of how people think.
By girly I mean, gays who wear girls clothes with normal clothes. High heels. use make-up... high voice... and shake their ass like a girl...
if you have one of these features, that is okay, no problem with that. Every guy had something like that. But don't put them together lol.
I don't know what you meant by "The idea of gay sex makes me laugh" but why I chose that is because it just sometimes does! In a good way. A few times in my life I've been told / realised that a certain person was gay and it has twigged that that 'close friend' must be his lover and for some reason that has made me giggle a few times. I dunno why - it isn't a negative thing.
That is dragqueen lol, that is a different thing lol
So if RuPaul is out of character, he should act according to your definition of "masculine", right?
I'm just picking on you - no harm intended. :wink: Answer if you wish.
It's probably difficult to explain. Especialy in english for me.
Imagine a guy, who walks like a girl. speaks with a high voice and pretend that he is everything, the best in the world and that only he knows what is right. Does his nails in the classroom. Give comments too girls that those pantiehoses won't fit him well.
Well that annoys me, and I already met a few.
I would be completely happy having a gay son or daughter, I'm 99% sure that my son is gay.
Tbh, I only have that when they act girly...
I don't like the fact that those persons who act girly thinks that is the stereotype that they have to be.
What I already read here is that it can be so hard to be gay and coomming out because people think gay people are girly because of those people who made it a stereotype. Sorry if I offend people with this. But come on, not every gay person girly! Just act normal.
Yeah, but what if you just laughed at guys like that? This is an area of great interest to me, because homosexuality gets a wide range of reactions from people, from disgust to hatred to mockery.
I think that maybe if you can learn to laugh at gay men who are feminine, it might be a healthier reaction. It's not the best reaction, probably, but I think it's better to laugh than to feel anger toward them.
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