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Reply #30 posted 04/09/08 8:13am

Imago

pardonme4livin said:

nod All the time..... redface you should see my orgnotes... lol

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Reply #31 posted 04/09/08 8:13am

pardonme4livin

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pardonme4livin said:

nod All the time..... redface you should see my orgnotes... lol

razz


See what I mean... lol

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Reply #32 posted 04/09/08 8:13am

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CarrieLee said:

Anxiety said:

i know this is a thread for the hetras, but you manly men imagine this scenario:

you're in a bar with your girlfriend and your buddies, minding your own business, having a good time - the music's not bad, so you might even be dancing a bit....then all of a sudden, the door swings open and a gaggle of gay men come in and decide that you and your boys are their personal chew toys and they start molesting you on the dance floor and making rude comments and basically turning your local hangout into their personal terror pit.

this happens all the time in gay bars when they get attacked by bachelorette parties. they think it's "cool" to bombard gay bars because they think they can feel up all the men they want without us doing anything to them in return, plus - you know - we homos won't be offended, since it's all in good fun.

i guess what i'm trying to say is, hetras aren't the only ones who have to deal with unwanted advances from genders we are not attracted to. confused



I guess it goes all ways because if I go to a gay bar the GAY MEN MOLEST ME!!! Seriously I have never been groped so much in my life!!! Why is that? The only reason I can come up with is that maybe they feel as though they aren't a threat because they're not going to try and come home with me...but keep your hands off my body! I don't care if you're gay or straight, I do not want to be molested on the dance floor thanks!


At the bar? Heck, there's a gay coworker at the coffeeshop I work at who,when I got to work on Saturday looked pointedly at my rack and said "I just want to grab your knockers!". He then said, "I won't, though, cause I don't want to get slapped!". lol

It goes all ways. Really.
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Reply #33 posted 04/09/08 8:14am

Imago

pardonme4livin said:

Imago said:


razz


See what I mean... lol

wink

I really don't mean to offend though you know.

In a way, it's really just me paying you compliments.



In other ways, I feel like you're my bitch. shrug
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Reply #34 posted 04/09/08 8:16am

pardonme4livin

Imago said:

pardonme4livin said:



See what I mean... lol

wink

I really don't mean to offend though you know.

In a way, it's really just me paying you compliments.



In other ways, I feel like you're my bitch. shrug


eek So I'm not all that then huh? pout

Thanks....now I'm not wanted by women OR gay guys.... disbelief
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Reply #35 posted 04/09/08 8:18am

Imago

pardonme4livin said:

Imago said:


I really don't mean to offend though you know.

In a way, it's really just me paying you compliments.



In other ways, I feel like you're my bitch. shrug


eek So I'm not all that then huh? pout

Thanks....now I'm not wanted by women OR gay guys.... disbelief

oh lawd, don't take offense! hug
That's not what I meant at all.


no, just cause I said I'm trying to compliment you doesn't mean I don't also want to rip your ass apart. ky
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Reply #36 posted 04/09/08 8:18am

Anxiety

pardonme4livin said:

nod All the time..... redface you should see my orgnotes... lol


imago doesn't really count, though. seriously, he's being given his own personal float at the pride parade this year. look for him between the jagermeister float and the LGBT speed knitting float.
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Reply #37 posted 04/09/08 8:19am

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Imago said:

pardonme4livin said:



eek So I'm not all that then huh? pout

Thanks....now I'm not wanted by women OR gay guys.... disbelief

oh lawd, don't take offense! hug
That's not what I meant at all.


no, just cause I said I'm trying to compliment you doesn't mean I don't also want to rip your ass apart. ky

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Reply #38 posted 04/09/08 8:19am

pardonme4livin

Anxiety said:

pardonme4livin said:

nod All the time..... redface you should see my orgnotes... lol


imago doesn't really count, though. seriously, he's being given his own personal float at the pride parade this year. look for him between the jagermeister float and the LGBT speed knitting float.


disbelief

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Reply #39 posted 04/09/08 8:19am

pardonme4livin

Imago said:

pardonme4livin said:



eek So I'm not all that then huh? pout

Thanks....now I'm not wanted by women OR gay guys.... disbelief

oh lawd, don't take offense! hug
That's not what I meant at all.


no, just cause I said I'm trying to compliment you doesn't mean I don't also want to rip your ass apart. ky


talk to the hand
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Reply #40 posted 04/09/08 8:30am

HamsterHuey

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Gay men avoid me.


No I don't. I been staring for yeaaaars. Thought I came to the store for Vincent? Think again.
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Reply #41 posted 04/09/08 8:48am

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HamsterHuey said:

Sander said:

Gay men avoid me.


No I don't. I been staring for yeaaaars. Thought I came to the store for Vincent? Think again.


Had to make sure I didn't miss it huh? Imma tell on Medusa, erm, Vincent...

Anywho, yay!

Justerin said:

Of course! They don't just oogle. They also make comments.


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Reply #42 posted 04/09/08 8:52am

Slave2daGroove

Anxiety said:

i know this is a thread for the hetras, but you manly men imagine this scenario:

you're in a bar with your girlfriend and your buddies, minding your own business, having a good time - the music's not bad, so you might even be dancing a bit....then all of a sudden, the door swings open and a gaggle of gay men come in and decide that you and your boys are their personal chew toys and they start molesting you on the dance floor and making rude comments and basically turning your local hangout into their personal terror pit.

this happens all the time in gay bars when they get attacked by bachelorette parties. they think it's "cool" to bombard gay bars because they think they can feel up all the men they want without us doing anything to them in return, plus - you know - we homos won't be offended, since it's all in good fun.

i guess what i'm trying to say is, hetras aren't the only ones who have to deal with unwanted advances from genders we are not attracted to. confused


Wow, interesting perspective that I've never thought of. When I see a bachelorette party, all me and my friends see is an opportunity to laugh and have a good time without trying to "pick-up" on any of them. One guy has always got to be a predator on the really drunk girl but thats when I'll step in.

Most of my gay friends are female and when they get a little drunk they get a little hands on but I've never taken any of it too seriously.

To the point of the thread, I think old would creep me out but anything after that is just a compliment.
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Reply #43 posted 04/09/08 9:01am

Imago

Anxiety said:

pardonme4livin said:

nod All the time..... redface you should see my orgnotes... lol


imago doesn't really count, though. seriously, he's being given his own personal float at the pride parade this year. look for him between the jagermeister float and the LGBT speed knitting float.

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Reply #44 posted 04/09/08 9:03am

Anxiety

Imago said:

Anxiety said:



imago doesn't really count, though. seriously, he's being given his own personal float at the pride parade this year. look for him between the jagermeister float and the LGBT speed knitting float.



falloff

dumbass
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Reply #45 posted 04/09/08 9:06am

Imago

Anxiety said:

Imago said:




falloff

dumbass

falloff


woot!
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Reply #46 posted 04/09/08 9:06am

NastradumasKid

Anxiety said:

Imago said:




falloff

dumbass


This girl at my school constantly made homosexual comments to me and also at times she'll say that my mom is hot or sexy and that she wants to fuck her or that she already did it last night..... God I can't stand her.. eek confused confused confused confused confused neutral
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Reply #47 posted 04/09/08 9:42am

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Slave2daGroove said:

Anxiety said:

i know this is a thread for the hetras, but you manly men imagine this scenario:

you're in a bar with your girlfriend and your buddies, minding your own business, having a good time - the music's not bad, so you might even be dancing a bit....then all of a sudden, the door swings open and a gaggle of gay men come in and decide that you and your boys are their personal chew toys and they start molesting you on the dance floor and making rude comments and basically turning your local hangout into their personal terror pit.

this happens all the time in gay bars when they get attacked by bachelorette parties. they think it's "cool" to bombard gay bars because they think they can feel up all the men they want without us doing anything to them in return, plus - you know - we homos won't be offended, since it's all in good fun.

i guess what i'm trying to say is, hetras aren't the only ones who have to deal with unwanted advances from genders we are not attracted to. confused


Wow, interesting perspective that I've never thought of. When I see a bachelorette party, all me and my friends see is an opportunity to laugh and have a good time without trying to "pick-up" on any of them. One guy has always got to be a predator on the really drunk girl but thats when I'll step in.

Most of my gay friends are female and when they get a little drunk they get a little hands on but I've never taken any of it too seriously.

To the point of the thread, I think old would creep me out but anything after that is just a compliment.

i find them offensive. they get upset if guys don't pay attention to them. they yell when they find men using the women's restroom. make rude comments about things they don't understand like when they walk into the Leather/Bear Night at a dance club. get upset when they aren't allowed in the back room.
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Reply #48 posted 04/09/08 9:43am

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Imago said:

confuse



First off, have you seen the jankity haircuts straight men have?
Where do you get your hair cut, honestly? This is not an insult in any way shape or form, and not directed at you personally, but I bet it's at a barber shop.... a. fate. worse. than. death.


But honestly, I would think that it happens to gays as much as straights. It's just straights would be more sensitive to it, especially American men. American men being to scared to have a 'homo' moment is the primary reason, as Margaret Cho once put it, that straight porn has such ugly ass men in it.

I would think gay men would be far more sensitive to not coming on to a straight guy. Where as men oogling women might get them a rude comment or a slap. A gay man could find himself fatally attacked. shrug
No gay man wants to end his life at the hands of a man with a cheap, jankity ass haircut.

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if you can't attact a woman do you really think a gay man will be attracted to you?
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Reply #49 posted 04/09/08 9:53am

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JustErin said:

CarrieLee said:



I guess I'm a magnet for gay people then. I don't mind, and I love dancing with them but when they start to go up my shirt or skirt it's NOT ok.

I realize it's a gay bar and I don't want to hear "you're in their territory deal with it" because I don't discriminate when gays are in a "straight bar". I mean do "straight bars" even exist? I say the more the merrier whatever the hell you are. It's just when the hands get busy...it frustrates the fuck out of me!


Not really.


Of course "straight bars" exist. Bars where heterosexuality is assumed and expected, otherwise known as mainstream culture. Does that mean the clientele is exclusively straight? No. But it does mean that it is not automatically a safe and comfortable environment for queerfolk.

Sorry, Carrie, but in the majority of establishments you can express your sexuality without fear of retaliation. Gay people (and gay MEN in particular) don't have that luxury. So if it gets a little, um, intense for you when you choose to venture into the few areas where that expression is allowed and welcomed...you guessed it...go to a straight bar!

I'm not trying to be mean or sarcastic here. I just see a lack of perspective. Did you ever think that maybe, just maybe, some of the dudes at the gay bars you waltz into want you to feel uncomfortable and leave? shrug
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Reply #50 posted 04/09/08 9:58am

mayebelle81

i can imagine gay men having the same problem a lot of them look better than straight men look a jay from top model (not ms. jay, but the cute one) he is super sexy and I better not catch him in an alley or it's over
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Reply #51 posted 04/09/08 10:12am

Imago

ehuffnsd said:

Imago said:

confuse



First off, have you seen the jankity haircuts straight men have?
Where do you get your hair cut, honestly? This is not an insult in any way shape or form, and not directed at you personally, but I bet it's at a barber shop.... a. fate. worse. than. death.


But honestly, I would think that it happens to gays as much as straights. It's just straights would be more sensitive to it, especially American men. American men being to scared to have a 'homo' moment is the primary reason, as Margaret Cho once put it, that straight porn has such ugly ass men in it.

I would think gay men would be far more sensitive to not coming on to a straight guy. Where as men oogling women might get them a rude comment or a slap. A gay man could find himself fatally attacked. shrug
No gay man wants to end his life at the hands of a man with a cheap, jankity ass haircut.

worship

if you can't attact a woman do you really think a gay man will be attracted to you?



I've also noticed the most homophobic men with stories of "He was once in the restroom at the same time as I was, and I swear to you dude, he was looking at my package" type stories are guys most women wouldn't fuck, let alone a gay man who could walk into any gay bar and find guys exponentially better looking to 'ogle" lol

Again, why would a gay man risk his life over some dude with a cheap ass haircut, and dark brown loafers with white socks? Hell. no.

lol

(again, I'm stereotyping and not picking on anyone on this thread in particular).
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Reply #52 posted 04/09/08 10:16am

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FunkMistress said:

JustErin said:



Not really.


Of course "straight bars" exist. Bars where heterosexuality is assumed and expected, otherwise known as mainstream culture. Does that mean the clientele is exclusively straight? No. But it does mean that it is not automatically a safe and comfortable environment for queerfolk.

Sorry, Carrie, but in the majority of establishments you can express your sexuality without fear of retaliation. Gay people (and gay MEN in particular) don't have that luxury. So if it gets a little, um, intense for you when you choose to venture into the few areas where that expression is allowed and welcomed...you guessed it...go to a straight bar!

I'm not trying to be mean or sarcastic here. I just see a lack of perspective. Did you ever think that maybe, just maybe, some of the dudes at the gay bars you waltz into want you to feel uncomfortable and leave? shrug


The so called "straight" clubs and club nights I go to have a huge gay clientele. Maybe it's the crowd I roll with, or the kind of people who go to these nights and clubs, but there is no retaliation or even mention of fear of retaliation by gay friends.
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Reply #53 posted 04/09/08 10:18am

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JustErin said:

FunkMistress said:



Of course "straight bars" exist. Bars where heterosexuality is assumed and expected, otherwise known as mainstream culture. Does that mean the clientele is exclusively straight? No. But it does mean that it is not automatically a safe and comfortable environment for queerfolk.

Sorry, Carrie, but in the majority of establishments you can express your sexuality without fear of retaliation. Gay people (and gay MEN in particular) don't have that luxury. So if it gets a little, um, intense for you when you choose to venture into the few areas where that expression is allowed and welcomed...you guessed it...go to a straight bar!

I'm not trying to be mean or sarcastic here. I just see a lack of perspective. Did you ever think that maybe, just maybe, some of the dudes at the gay bars you waltz into want you to feel uncomfortable and leave? shrug


The so called "straight" clubs and club nights I go to have a huge gay clientele. Maybe it's the crowd I roll with, or the kind of people who go to these nights and clubs, but there is no retaliation or even mention of fear of retaliation by gay friends.

it depends on where you live and where you go. there are bars in SD where i don't think anything would happen if i hit on a straight guy and than there are other bars where'd i'd be lucky to escape not being injured.
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Reply #54 posted 04/09/08 10:22am

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ehuffnsd said:

JustErin said:



The so called "straight" clubs and club nights I go to have a huge gay clientele. Maybe it's the crowd I roll with, or the kind of people who go to these nights and clubs, but there is no retaliation or even mention of fear of retaliation by gay friends.

it depends on where you live and where you go. there are bars in SD where i don't think anything would happen if i hit on a straight guy and than there are other bars where'd i'd be lucky to escape not being injured.


Ya, that's right. I wasn't thinking on those terms. It's pretty relaxed here.
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Reply #55 posted 04/09/08 11:56am

Rhondab

It get hit on all the time by females....I treat the oogling ones the same way I do men.....rolleyes
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Reply #56 posted 04/09/08 12:04pm

hokie

I don't believe I've ever been hit on or flirted with by a female. It wouldn't bother me. It wouldn't freak me out.

I would treat it the same as if I was being flirted with by a man.
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Reply #57 posted 04/09/08 12:21pm

CarrieLee

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Sorry, Carrie, but in the majority of establishments you can express your sexuality without fear of retaliation. Gay people (and gay MEN in particular) don't have that luxury. So if it gets a little, um, intense for you when you choose to venture into the few areas where that expression is allowed and welcomed...you guessed it...go to a straight bar!


No! I'm sorry but I don't care where I am...nobody has the right to put their hands up my skirt or down my shirt. Nobody!!! I have every right to be there just as much as they do and I don't care what they do to themselves or their friends...keep your fucking hands off me! If they are uncomfortable with me being there, when they have no idea what my sexual orientation is btw, then maybe management should ask and not let me in. Fuck that I"m sorry but I don't agree with you here. I've been to lesbian bars and they didn't feel me up.

They can express whatever they want. Doesn't give them the right to touch whoever they feel like at the time.

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Reply #58 posted 04/09/08 12:23pm

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I hope someone's top gets taken off.


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Reply #59 posted 04/09/08 12:26pm

MIGUELGOMEZ

CarrieLee said:

JustErin said:



Gay dudes at gay bars avoid me at all costs. neutral


I guess I'm a magnet for gay people then. I don't mind, and I love dancing with them but when they start to go up my shirt or skirt it's NOT ok.

I realize it's a gay bar and I don't want to hear "you're in their territory deal with it" because I don't discriminate when gays are in a "straight bar". I mean do "straight bars" even exist? I say the more the merrier whatever the hell you are. It's just when the hands get busy...it frustrates the fuck out of me!




You are totally correct. Nobody should be touching you that way unless you say it's okay.
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