Poll

One or the other, really

its okay to be gay
136 (76.4%)
its not okay to be gay
42 (23.6%)

Total Members Voted: 178

Author Topic: What do you think about gays?  (Read 24049 times)

taya said it all

except the last part D:

omg this is a troll thread obviously

[posting without reading the 30 or so pages]

From what I understand, loveuality is more of a fluid understanding of one's own desire. Once someone knows what loveuality is all about, they can easily and sometime distressingly figure out their own loveuality, at any age. When someone tells me that they are straight/biloveual/gay, I take it as the fact that the primary amount of their feelings are towards the opposite/both/the same gender(s). I never take it as what they are, but rather how they feel.

For example, I identify as being gay, but I have felt physically and emotionally attracted to other women. They were few and far between, so that is why I still say that I am gay.

As for the flamboyant people, I find them irritating. Not because of the fact that they are flamboyant, but rather because their personality does not coincide with my own. They are often very loud and outgoing, while I am reserved and cautious.

i dont even want to read what has been happening in this thread

[posting without reading the 30 or so pages]

From what I understand, loveuality is more of a fluid understanding of one's own desire. Once someone knows what loveuality is all about, they can easily and sometime distressingly figure out their own loveuality, at any age. When someone tells me that they are straight/biloveual/gay, I take it as the fact that the primary amount of their feelings are towards the opposite/both/the same gender(s). I never take it as what they are, but rather how they feel.

For example, I identify as being gay, but I have felt physically and emotionally attracted to other women. They were few and far between, so that is why I still say that I am gay.

As for the flamboyant people, I find them irritating. Not because of the fact that they are flamboyant, but rather because their personality does not coincide with my own. They are often very loud and outgoing, while I am reserved and cautious.
I like this.

I am really reserved and you couldn't pick me out of a crowd as being biloveual, but I don't think of myself as being part of the LGBT community.

Men's restrooms have urinals and women's restrooms don't.

Do gay guys have an inability to use a urinal?

I think you know what I mean

If I spread my hate evenly I'm not a discriminatory person.  
no, if you hate everyone evenly then you're just an starfish trying to be snide about it

I don't think I've ever met a gay person, so I don't really have a lot to think about them
(Except for a crazy junior lesbian in my school who tried to go out with a 7th grader of the same love, sooo I don't think I'll count that)

Gay people are fine with me. family men are not. People who are homophobic deserve to be discriminated against because being a family man is a choice, unlike a person's loveuality.

EDIT: Only a few people I've met are openly gay. Some others I'm suspecting are gay because they act effeminate.
« Last Edit: August 19, 2014, 10:25:23 PM by Biostorm »

I think you know what I mean
Even if it is the right thing to do (which I wholeheartedly disagree with), it would be impossible to do without a massive invasion of everyone's privacy.

Even if it is the right thing to do (which I wholeheartedly disagree with), it would be impossible to do without a massive invasion of everyone's privacy.
this just in: don't ask don't tell now applies to bathrooms. we can finally be free from the Neverending loveual Harassment that is a gay guy being in the same room as me

What about lesbians?
Are they okay?
theyre okay because they are hot when they do everything

Gay guys shouldn't be allowed in men's restrooms for the same reasons men aren't allowed in women's restrooms.

Any agreement or just liberal hate-on-segregation?
Do you have to take a gay-test to prove whether you're allowed in a restroom, or do all gay people (and/or straight people) have to carry a card?

Do you have to take a gay-test to prove whether you're allowed in a restroom, or do all gay people (and/or straight people) have to carry a card?
They'll do what the national socialists did and give them pink bands to wear.

Do you have to take a gay-test to prove whether you're allowed in a restroom, or do all gay people (and/or straight people) have to carry a card?

Wear a scarlet letter :cookieMonster:
kidding kidding
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