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Still don't get it, what does it mean by beyond or extremely sexual?
Heterosexual or homosexual?
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I guess it's like being asexual.
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No. Enough of this.
If you're playing dumb to troll, stop it. If you're genuinely leading such a sheltered existence that at your age you don't know what these words mean - and that's functionally impossible unless you're locked in a basement, cut off from the internet - there is the dictionary.com for normal words and Urban Dictionary for slang and e-slang. This site is not the site for you to be asking questions like this.
Give it up.
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^ Indeed, I'm just going to pretend I never heard it and leave it at that.
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Has anyone met one of those flaming gays? As in they're completely in your face about it and say "sweetie" with a lisp? There's one or two in my year and I swore they put on makeup for mufti days. Does anyone think this is a but over the top with the makeup, lisp and general in-your-faceness?
Now if you'll excuse me, I want to try on my new dress
Now if you'll excuse me, I want to try on my new dress
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DanielHas anyone met one of those flaming gays? As in they're completely in your face about it and say "sweetie" with a lisp? There's one or two in my year and I swore they put on makeup for mufti days. Does anyone think this is a but over the top with the makeup, lisp and general in-your-faceness?
Now if you'll excuse me, I want to try on my new dress
What, like Gok Wan style?
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Has anyone met one of those flaming gays? As in they're completely in your face about it and say "sweetie" with a lisp? There's one or two in my year and I swore they put on makeup for mufti days. Does anyone think this is a but over the top with the makeup, lisp and general in-your-faceness?
Now if you'll excuse me, I want to try on my new dress
I've met several of them, and they're the only homosexuals that annoy me at all, but they annoy me a LOT.
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DanielHas anyone met one of those flaming gays? As in they're completely in your face about it and say "sweetie" with a lisp? There's one or two in my year and I swore they put on makeup for mufti days. Does anyone think this is a but over the top with the makeup, lisp and general in-your-faceness?
Now if you'll excuse me, I want to try on my new dress
Yup there's one in my grade who's like that.
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Chaste. No choice.
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I believe the other threads on 'sexuality' and 'alternative lifestyles' address these issues adequately already.
TS has left the room.
I believe the other threads on 'sexuality' and 'alternative lifestyles' address these issues adequately already.
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Has anyone met one of those flaming gays? As in they're completely in your face about it and say "sweetie" with a lisp? There's one or two in my year and I swore they put on makeup for mufti days. Does anyone think this is a but over the top with the makeup, lisp and general in-your-faceness?
Now if you'll excuse me, I want to try on my new dress
I remember two from my year. One was a hipster who had a high pitched voice and wore Uggs, and the other had a Mohawk, wore vests and listened to Rihanna religiously. Though, to be fair, I did used to try on my Mum's jewellery as a kid.
I think some people must put it on. I find it hard to see a correlation between homosexuality and femininity, when the average homosexual is basically a normal person.
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I'm hetero too. I don't have anything against gay people, but a few extreme kinds can be annoying. For example, the loud and proud gays. Most of them are okay, but some are just weird for the sake of it, like the aforementioned ones who talk with a lisp.
In my opinion though, the worst kind of gay person is the one who's all hands. If I walked up to a random girl in a club and put my hands on her, i'd expect a punching from her boyfriend/male friend/bouncer. However, one time in a club I go to a lot, some guy thought it was okay to put his hands on me. That's not on in my book. I looked at the guy and told him to 🤬 off. He tried it again and I told him if he did it one more time, he'd be getting carried out of there on a stretcher.
I have nothing against normal gay people though. People should be able to live their own life.
The sad part is, I actually think he isn't making it up. If he isn't some kind of super troll I'm amazed about how someone could be so sheltered from the real world.
I will admit, when I was 13 (a year younger than him) someone asked me if I was a heterosexual. I didn't know what it meant at the time, but there have been other things that have "confused" Jai that I was fully aware of at the time.
In my opinion though, the worst kind of gay person is the one who's all hands. If I walked up to a random girl in a club and put my hands on her, i'd expect a punching from her boyfriend/male friend/bouncer. However, one time in a club I go to a lot, some guy thought it was okay to put his hands on me. That's not on in my book. I looked at the guy and told him to 🤬 off. He tried it again and I told him if he did it one more time, he'd be getting carried out of there on a stretcher.
I have nothing against normal gay people though. People should be able to live their own life.
The sad part is, I actually think he isn't making it up. If he isn't some kind of super troll I'm amazed about how someone could be so sheltered from the real world.
I will admit, when I was 13 (a year younger than him) someone asked me if I was a heterosexual. I didn't know what it meant at the time, but there have been other things that have "confused" Jai that I was fully aware of at the time.
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"I challenge you to a race, sweetheart."
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In real life Jai is a raging homosexual, in his mid 40's, laughing every day as he asks these questions on GTP. It was funny, but the trololololol is out of the closet now.
But, somewhat ontopic. I just love those loud and proud gays. You can talk to them as if they where manly man, or girlie girls. I love living in my country.
But, somewhat ontopic. I just love those loud and proud gays. You can talk to them as if they where manly man, or girlie girls. I love living in my country.
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The loud and proud gays are not the issue, it's the loud and proud and 'ohmygod!Ijustcan'tshu'upaboutfabulousdarlingitistobegayanddon'tdarebebitchingaboutmedarlingorI'llscratchyoureyesoutnotreallyIloveyouALLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!' gays that are the issue. If you're gay, fine. Just enjoy it, and stop waving it in other people's face.
There is one little thing that gets me though. I'm gay, and I don't care what people think. Anyone try quoting bible text, or it's not natural, will find me with plenty of counter arguments. But what gets me is the way I cannot show affection to my partner without fear of offending someone and getting my head kicked in.
There is one little thing that gets me though. I'm gay, and I don't care what people think. Anyone try quoting bible text, or it's not natural, will find me with plenty of counter arguments. But what gets me is the way I cannot show affection to my partner without fear of offending someone and getting my head kicked in.
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I can't stand Pride festivals either. We have to be mindful for 363 days of the year of not upsetting anyone, and suddenly it's ok for 2 days.... That, and the fact that 500 40-year-old men, getting drunk and acting like idiots is not the best advert for gay men.
Maybe it's just that we've had a close call a few times has made me paranoid.
Maybe it's just that we've had a close call a few times has made me paranoid.
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