I'm not watching them have sex so when i'm around them nothing out of the ordinary is happening. I don't know why you're concerned with what other people do in their private lives when it doesn't affect you at all.
Who here has actually interacted with a homosexual?
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One of my 4 roommates in college came out after I was living with him. He was respectful about it, never caused me or anyone of my other roommates any issues.
Place I work at now has a decent amount, I've had probably 5 or so gay employees since I've taken my position.
Don't care if people are gay as long as they leave me alone. What they do isn't my business. Wouldn't tolerate a gay person trying to approach me, or getting all sensitive cause I used the word fakkit.
Place I work at now has a decent amount, I've had probably 5 or so gay employees since I've taken my position.
Don't care if people are gay as long as they leave me alone. What they do isn't my business. Wouldn't tolerate a gay person trying to approach me, or getting all sensitive cause I used the word fakkit.
Hasn't everybody? They aren't aliens.
Yes that is probably the only time I interact with a homosexual. You helped me understand what tolerance is. I can tolerate faggits like you now.
Dusty Bake Activate
Fukk your corny debates
Your favorite hobby is rolling around and mounting other men in pools of sweat. Considering the frequency with which you engage in this behavior, it's statistically probable that at least a few--definitely at least one--of your sparring partners has been a homosexual.
The positions required of brazilian jiu-jitsu often result in genitals being pressed against opponents' body parts, such as a$$holes, mouths, and faces. You have had gay mens' nuts on your chin before. You have had many intimate physical encounters with homosexual men. One can argue you have actually had several homosexual experiences.
Sounds like something a homosexual would say. Grappling is the most masculine sport on earth.
It's a mixed bag, like anything else.
Co-worker is gay, he is probably the only 1 who I got any respect for.
But then you can get those diva ones who act like they're a fashion model or something, that shyt is just annoying.
I think it's good to get to know gay people, you can learn a lot
Co-worker is gay, he is probably the only 1 who I got any respect for.
But then you can get those diva ones who act like they're a fashion model or something, that shyt is just annoying.
I think it's good to get to know gay people, you can learn a lot
Dusty Bake Activate
Fukk your corny debates
Masculinity and homosexuality are mutually exclusive?
Kuwka_Atcha_Ratcha
Superstar
nothing I could learn from a demon
Kuwka_Atcha_Ratcha
Superstar
I only speak to people I know, even at the store I don't speak I just give my items n give my money
Kuwka_Atcha_Ratcha
Superstar
im not, but im concerned when its projected everywhere on tv
I knew one but he was a very masculine and brolic dude with a deep non-lispy voice and a huge beard. Loved hunting, fishing, drinking, drove a pickup truck and was more masculine than me so it honestly was never an issue. I didn't care if he was flamboyant either, I'm a pretty open minded person.
I knew a lot more lesbians though surprisingly and quite a few bisexuals. I'm starting to notice a trend where people are labeling themselves bisexual in place of gay or either straight. They will tell you if they lean gay or straight.
I knew a lot more lesbians though surprisingly and quite a few bisexuals. I'm starting to notice a trend where people are labeling themselves bisexual in place of gay or either straight. They will tell you if they lean gay or straight.