1. Do not run screaming from the room. This is rude.
2. If you must back away, do so slowly and with discretion.
3. Do not assume they are attracted to you.
4. Do not assume they are not attracted to you.
5. Do not expect them to be excited about meeting a heterosexual as you may be about meeting a gay person.
6. Do not immediately start talking abut your boy/girlfried or husband/wife
in order to make it clear that you are straight.
7. Do not ask them how they "got that way". Instead ask yourself how you got the way you are.
8. Do not assume they are dying to talk about being gay.
9. Do not expect them to refrain from talking about being gay.
10. Do not trivialize their experience by assuming it is a bedroom issue. They are gay 24 hours a day.

This has been another GSK PSA.
Thank You.

<-- writing this down when I catch up with bkw

althom said:

11. If he's hairy and has a webcam, forward Lammastide's e-mail address to him.

Lammastide said:

bkw@yahoo.com.au

althom said:

good advice.

althom said:

althom said:

Caome and get the good stuff!!

bkw said:

more and more im starting to think you were that one guy that i was thinking you were....

would it be OK to talk about the weather?

Is discussion of my massive penile length kosher because this is pretty much my main topic of discussion with everyone, gay or straight? And what is the rule on slide shows of said member?

sosgemini said:

Who? GlamSlamKid? Nope. Not me. Sorry.

Yeah, GlamSlamKid.....


However, you do have issues, either you just can't seem to get a enough or you're just in need of a good lay.....I suspect the latter!

What is this shit? I am sure a lot of homosexuals will agree with this: if I am right, a gay man wants to be treated like any other man in society....just another man, like me. Yet whenever I read your posts I get the feeling that you want us, hetero's, to believe you are some kind of freak of nature.....
Whenever I see friends who are gay, like for instance HamsterHuey from the org, I expect things just to be normal and you know what? Things are pretty damn normal, not much different than meeting up with my straight friends! Sure, different topics are talked about but we always end up making fun of eachother like I like to do with all my friends.....
Sure, I would never claim that I know what it's like to be gay, neither would I claim to fully understand what you guys are are confronted with in everyday life....but really, you guys aren't that special, believe me! So please, don't try us (hetero's) make believe you are and that we don't know how to go about!


Just sayin'.....

L.
[Edited 1/30/06 1:23am]

HamsterHuey said:

Lul?

abierman said:

Nee. Een post die ik ge-edit heb, maar ik was de "L" vergeten, mm'kay?

abierman said:

mooi gezegd!

en H. moet ophouden met het editen van zijn posts.

Pfft.

HamsterHuey said:

It's just as well all my straight friends are rational human beings. They don't need advice like this.
[Edited 1/30/06 4:15am]

onenitealone said:

I never said this applies to ALL heterosexuals. So some of ya'll need to calm down. Goodness. I'm cool with shitloads of straighties but still, this needs to be said.
Thank You.

DynamicSavior said:

I know - it's a joke. I'm as calm as can be though, believe me.

I'll try to remember the next time.



That must make any person feel so much better about himself.



Even if he was secretly filming me walking shirtless in our shared apartment and posting the clips on the internet?



Of course they are attracted to me. Pffft.



I can't control my overt enthusiams with exotic wildlife. I've been like that since my childhood.



My boy/girlfriend is very comfortable with the fact that I speak about him/her being the hermaphrodic freak that he/she is to complete strangers straight away.



That dress did feel kinda nice on.



Yeah, they usually just won't shut up about it when they get drunk.



As long as my old room mate doesn't want to share with me his furry interests I'm fine with it...



Gay people don't sleep?
[Edited 1/30/06 6:12am]

I need another tip: How can I handle it, not hurting she, if a homosexual woman wants from me and me not? The same if a heterosexual man comes to me and wants something.That's sometimes an inconfortable situation!

sataninas said:

It depends a lot on whether you are a male or a female yourself.

Novabreaker said:

I'm a female.