Heterosexual or homosexual?

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  • Heterosexual

    Votes: 238 81.8%
  • Homosexual

    Votes: 15 5.2%
  • Supersexual

    Votes: 38 13.1%

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Originally posted by neon_duke
Actually, that's a cover. I really am gay. Friday nights I just cruise the clubs looking for straight guys to hit on, but on Saturdays I get dressed up in my Judt Garland outfit and sing "Ding Ding Ding Went The Trolley".

Wow, you're good at fooling us Neon!
 
Originally posted by vat_man
I did - I didn't think 'heterosexual' really did my performances justice. :D

Ah - so you're a supersexual super moderator with a super Subaru?

We've basically got Superman on our hands here!
 
I'm het.

I don't like homosexuality in that it's unnatural, but I'm not one to diss a homo if I see one.

I do use 'homosexual' (and it's many variations :P ) to degrade people, though... It's mandatory here if you don't want to be labeled one yourself...
 
I'm heterosexual. I don't mind people who are homosexual, just as long as they know that I'm straight, and they don't "Come on" to me...
 
Do you expect every woman you meet to come on to you? Conceited basard. Why would you expect a gay man to come on to you?
 
I see no difference a guy hitting on you from a girl you don't find attractive hitting on you, if you do make a difference between these situations it is called homophobia. Come on! If it would happen just appreciate that someone finds you attractive!

/D

btw I am not homersexual..:lol:
 
Originally posted by neon_duke
Do you expect every woman you meet to come on to you? Conceited basard. Why would you expect a gay man to come on to you?

That's not what I said. I said that if a guy starts hitting on me after they know I'm not gay, then I get a little upset... (it's happened to me before; I don't expect anything, in fact I expect them to behave around other people like "normal," if that doesn't sound too harsh, people would. Do you understand?)
 
Originally posted by Jpec07
That's not what I said. I said that if a guy starts hitting on me after they know I'm not gay, then I get a little upset... (it's happened to me before; I don't expect anything, in fact I expect them to behave around other people like "normal," if that doesn't sound too harsh, people would. Do you understand?)
Do you get upset at them because they're a guy?

I've had several women (well, hundreds, but who's counting) hit on me after I said I wasn't interested. Would you feel the same way if it was a woman?
 
well, yes. I mean, it's different with girls...

(No, you may not say that I am a violent anti-gay activist just because I'm a little irked when guys hit on me after they know I'm straight)
 
Originally posted by Klostrophobic
I wouldn't mind if I guy hit on me. I don't get why you would, to be honest.
You don't know why anybody would hit on you, huh?

When I told Doug today that [I was listening to] All I Want Is You, he told me that he wasn't looking for a man.
 
Originally posted by Jpec07
well, yes. I mean, it's different with girls...

(No, you may not say that I am a violent anti-gay activist just because I'm a little irked when guys hit on me after they know I'm straight)

Well, why does it bother you more than a woman would? :confused:

When I told Doug today that [I was listening to] All I Want Is You, he told me that he wasn't looking for a man.

...yet. Things can always improve for you!
 
Originally posted by M5Power
Do you get upset at them because they're a guy?

I've had several women (well, hundreds, but who's counting) hit on me after I said I wasn't interested. Would you feel the same way if it was a woman?
In a weird way I have to agree with Jpec on this one. It's not the same. A girl can reasonably believe that you might be hard-up, or that you might be willing to turn the lights off or put a bag over her head. I hope I'm not the only guy here who's been broken by a beast, in a weak moment.

But... the same thing would never, ever, happen with a gay dude. An ugly girl's genitals are more acceptable to me than a penis, which I shudder to even think about :nervous: One stands a snowball's chance in hell, the other does not. There is no situation, no matter how dire or desperate, that would make me go gay. 'Nuf said.

Gay men who think they can somehow win you over to the other side are really the conceited ones. And I know there are gay men out there who think that on some subliminal level, all men are gay. That offends me way more than an persistent ugly chick.
 
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