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Scisca on 23 September 2013
Cheebee said:
Kane1389 said:
Cheebee said:

Straight includes females too (which gay guys aren't attracted to, just fyi). Also, yes, gays are attracted, and want to make sweet love to all other males, regardless of age, looks and personality! We're animals like that!

Yes, but gay males are usually more feminine and ''girly'' (for lack of the better word) and actually feel more comfortable in the company of females. And you missed my point.  I wasnt saying that you are attrated to all other males, but that you are attracted to male gender and thus cant be grossed out by male company.

Lol, there's so much generalizing and stereotyping in this post it's not even funny anymore.

Um... are you serious?


Now let's not pretend that's not true. I've spent some time this holiday around a gay dude from Italy and even my sister who is very girly felt he was more feminine than she is (yes he was). Not every gay guy is like that, but a fair number is, so don't act so indignant and disbelieving what you see. On top of that almost all gay guys have these characteristic hand movements that normal guys can't even really imitate, cause your moves are too soft and delicate, thus feminine and girly.



Wii U is a GCN 2 - I called it months before the release!

My Vita to-buy list: The Walking Dead, Persona 4 Golden, Need for Speed: Most Wanted, TearAway, Ys: Memories of Celceta, Muramasa: The Demon Blade, History: Legends of War, FIFA 13, Final Fantasy HD X, X-2, Worms Revolution Extreme, The Amazing Spiderman, Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate - too many no-gaemz :/

My consoles: PS2 Slim, PS3 Slim 320 GB, PSV 32 GB, Wii, DSi.

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Zero999 on 23 September 2013

gay



weaveworld on 23 September 2013

straight, it's the new gay.



Zero999 on 23 September 2013
DaRev said:
I'm a Christian, so,.....?

Anyways, legitimate question, are gay people born gay on the one hand or is it a lifestyle choice like loosing weight, or even choosing a religion on the other? Can gay people not be gay or is it the same as straight people not being straight? I ask because Christians are often divided on this topic.

this topic is probably the most irrelevant thing people discuss about. who cares if it is a choice or not? nothing wrong being done, nothing to justify.



Zero999 on 23 September 2013
fedfed said:
Scisca said:
I feel sorry for all you gay guys. I mean, there is just nothing more beautiful in this universe than a woman. Female body is so incredibly beautiful, male body is nowhere near (though I admit that some guys can look nice, but it's quite rare). The only thing you've got going for you is the frequency, haha. I think that it's much better for you. Still, women beat all.


Don't be, I am fit, well hung, rich, funny (and full of myself apparently ) . Me liking men is a blessing for you all !

Frequqncy? I may had fun with a few + thousand men but you have no idea how many women are easier than men!

I think that by frequency he meant the number of times a day/week, or something like that.



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Tom3k on 23 September 2013
Scisca said:

Now let's not pretend that's not true. I've spent some time this holiday around a gay dude from Italy and even my sister who is very girly felt he was more feminine than she is (yes he was). Not every gay guy is like that, but a fair number is, so don't act so indignant and disbelieving what you see. On top of that almost all gay guys have these characteristic hand movements that normal guys can't even really imitate, cause your moves are too soft and delicate, thus feminine and girly.

That's some serious sterotyping. Nobody said that more "feminine" gay guys don't exist, they do, and they have every right to express themselves as they see fit. But they aren't vast majority within gay community... They don't reflect typical behavior of gay guys... Since there isn't a typical behavior for either gay or straight. We don't get a membership card and a DVD with arm gestures that we need to learn once we "come out". But to say that there aren't as you've said "soft and delicate" straight guys would be also a lie. I've know poeple for whom I would have sworn that they are gay, but they ended up happily married to girls. As much as I hate the term "straight acting" since nobody really acts anything, most gay people "behave" just like everybody else.



Zero999 on 23 September 2013
tonymarraffa said:

This is everything!

now that is a sport I'd watch continuously.



Zero999 on 23 September 2013
TruckOSaurus said:
Kane1389 said:
Straight.

I imagine i would feel extremely uncomfortable around people who dont share my sexual orientation. It would be icky IMO

I'm surrounded by straight people all day and I don't consider it icky.

THIS



Scisca on 23 September 2013
Tom3k said:
Scisca said:

Now let's not pretend that's not true. I've spent some time this holiday around a gay dude from Italy and even my sister who is very girly felt he was more feminine than she is (yes he was). Not every gay guy is like that, but a fair number is, so don't act so indignant and disbelieving what you see. On top of that almost all gay guys have these characteristic hand movements that normal guys can't even really imitate, cause your moves are too soft and delicate, thus feminine and girly.

That's some serious sterotyping. Nobody said that more "feminine" gay guys don't exist, they do, and they have every right to express themselves as they see fit. But they aren't vast majority within gay community... They don't reflect typical behavior of gay guys... Since there isn't a typical behavior for either gay or straight. We don't get a membership card and a DVD with arm gestures that we need to learn once we "come out". But to say that there aren't as you've said "soft and delicate" straight guys would be also a lie. I've know poeple for whom I would have sworn that they are gay, but they ended up happily married to girls. As much as I hate the term "straight acting" since nobody really acts anything, most gay people "behave" just like everybody else.


So as you say - they exist, the number of girly gays is larger than that of girly straight guys and thus I see nothing surprising in the original quote, nothing that would validate going with: "Uh... Are you serious?"

As to the hand gesture - just in my place of work there are 5 gays and only 1 of them doesn't do that smooth soft movement with his hands even though not a single one of them is the ultra feminine type. Also the way they stand sometimes, their pose, it often clearly indicates they are gay, cause straight guys just don't stand in such a manner. You may believe it or not, but there is this characteristic behaviour that you guys have, doesn't matter if you learn it from a DVD or not :P I'm not saying every single one does that, but the majority - absolutely. I've been dating a bisexual girl for 4 years and she was very much into this whole LGBT stuff, so I've had plenty of time to do my observations and I just see this stuff.



Wii U is a GCN 2 - I called it months before the release!

My Vita to-buy list: The Walking Dead, Persona 4 Golden, Need for Speed: Most Wanted, TearAway, Ys: Memories of Celceta, Muramasa: The Demon Blade, History: Legends of War, FIFA 13, Final Fantasy HD X, X-2, Worms Revolution Extreme, The Amazing Spiderman, Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate - too many no-gaemz :/

My consoles: PS2 Slim, PS3 Slim 320 GB, PSV 32 GB, Wii, DSi.

Kane1389 on 24 September 2013
TruckOSaurus said:
Kane1389 said:
TruckOSaurus said:
Kane1389 said:

Yes, but gay males are usually more feminine and ''girly'' (for lack of the better word) and actually feel more comfortable in the company of females. And you missed my point.  I wasnt saying that you are attrated to all other males, but that you are attracted to male gender and thus cant be grossed out by male company.

That's actually Cheebee's reply to your post, you're responding to. My answer was this:

"Why would it be different for you? I don't see reduce my straieght friends and co-workers as guys who have sex with women, I see them as interesting, funny,  intelligent or hard working people. Why let who someone sleeps with dictate how you feel about them?"

i was replying to Cheebee. But  it applies to your post too :)

So it's the over demonstrative gay people who make you uncomfortable. I'll just say that it's only a small portion of gay guys who act like that. Most gay guys act like every other guy in their day to day lives.


Maybe so, but my experience has proven otherwise and thats wh I like to keep a safe distance :)