kiffer wrote: » Seriously? Something like 10 to 20% of the population is gay or bi... if you don't know anyone who's gay then your social group is probably not the sort of place people feel safe enough to be themselves.
Too Tough To Die wrote: » Yeah, but that mostly applies to cities.
kiffer wrote: » "Stadtluft macht frei nach Jahr und Tag".
DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: » From the pub talk tonight I don't think you'd want to be gay where I come from. I've learned that many people will pretend to be all happy and forward thinking but when behind closed doors they'll speak free thoughts. There's a certain type of male who'll never accept other males of that sexual preference.
freshpopcorn wrote: » This is something that I have experienced quite a bit of with people from my small local town and people I went to college with. Now these guys are not gay and not in the closet. They simply don't like gay men in particular. I know of a case of a guy on a sports team and he came out a couple of years ago to all the team. The guys told him it was cool and that they didn't care but in actually fact they just said this to keep him happy/not offend him.When hes not around he gets a lot of slagging and he doesn't get invited to parties/nights out that he would have gotten invited to before he came out. The guys ask him on the add night out just to keep him from sussing but the people on the team look at him totally differently now. This is just something that I have experienced and I don't mean to offend anyone by this.
MadsL wrote: » Sorry, I don't drive a Volkswagen...
stoneill wrote: » According to my kids, I'm gay, the dinner is gay, each of them is gay, the dog is gay, the car is gay, my shoes are gay, my wife is gay, homework is gay and so on.....