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PrintableThreadBare said: JasmineFire said: okay... 
back on topic: I worked in a neighborhood with a large number of gay residents and a large number of our clientele was gay. For the most part you wouldn't be able to tell most of these guys apart from your average urban straight guy. There were a few characters that would fit many different gay stereotypes, but for the most part, they were just normal dudes who didn't fit any one stereotype. Two of my buddies are gay. One was a bit effete, extremely artistic and always had gorgeous female friends in tow. The other was married with a child and totally "not obvious," if that makes sense. In the OP, substitute any other personal descriptor for "gay," and you begin to see how erroneous it can be to invest in stereotypes. "Are redheads as 'together' as they make it seem on tv?" for example... Reba! Okay,back to topic. A lot of times they seem to be, they seem to work harder at it. But there is a variety, I know that. | |
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