Sticks and stones may break your bones but WORDS can never hurt you!

I have to say...when things like that happen, I get quite angry! It just shows you how backward, and ignorant that man was! Some people!!!

I am sorry that happened to you!

ehuffnsd said:

You did the right thing.

I wish I was as sensible. I prolly would've said "I'm not in the Army. They're my boyfriend's and he is." or "Don't ask don't tell MF!" and got my ass beat.

Glad you're ok.

johnart said:

Lmao Yes that would be what you would say. Eric I am so sorry this happened but know people here love you and that's all that matters right?

ehuffnsd said:

And this is the dynamic that intrigues me.

The only time I was ever (maliciously) called a nigger was in college by a car full of frat boys speeding by at like 40 mph. It was about 2 a.m., I was all by myself and I was carrying a big box of donuts. I literally laughed out loud at them.

So here is your skinny butt simply crossing the street... unarmed, solo. And these guys -- twice your size and doubled up -- have the nerve to pick you to start some crap!?! (And please tell me they weren't in a car. )

My point: You may be the faggot, Eric, but they're the straight-up bitches.

Lammastide said:

yup. bunch of cowards.

Lammastide said:

The only time that has ever happened to me also was this same scenario in Pittsburgh. By myself walking near campus, bunch of guys driving by very fast, and the only two words I could make out coming from the car were the n-word and "watermelon". Punks.

douchebag assoles like that arent even worth your time or worry .

They are the sorry ass losers.

vainandy said:

The biggest homophobes are the ones that are overcompensating for something else in them.

god forbid a next time, but tell that drooling ass whore to come eat your pussy out cause his momma said it tasted like chicken.

sextonseven said:

Bad Great Lakes water, maybe?

ehuffnsd said:

He felt threatened by you
AND he was afraid of himself.

sextonseven said:

I hate that

one of the reasons I stand on the subway now unless it's relatively empty

Lammastide said:

the thing that just kinda makes my mind go is that i've come out of my apartment at all hours in more extreme looks with all kinds of people around and no one has ever said anything. here i am just looking normal and i get called out. just trippy.

Dayclear said:

i was gonna say that


drunkards almost always yell something unpleasant out the window as they are driving by - either that or they end up causing an accident.

Dayclear said:

What bullshit.

Words hurt people all the time.

That saying is an excuse to say mean things.

Are you gay?

Bet you they have dicks that look like Christmas tree lights. Its a good thing for them that you do like men, and a better thing that ya didn't show those two what you were working with. They may have wanted to suck your dick.

That's his problem, not yours. To not agree with homosexuality is one thing but to feel the need to yell slurs speaks more about their insecurity with their own sexuality than it does yours. Hopefully, one day those guys will understand that.

And if camouflage pants make you gay then I was fagging it up myself a couple of days ago.

Lammastide said:

Or you say, "If you see a nigger here, come whip his ass, bitch."

muirdo said:

muirdo said:

no but my boyfriend is.

ehuffnsd said:

That really sucks.

And so do they I'll betcha!

ehuffnsd said:

sextonseven said:

i'm used to the carloads of guys that would drive through Hillcrest at 40mph screaming fucking faggots as they sped by. or the rare homeless person that would say shit like fag after i wouldn't give them money. or the people in the valley or east county cracking jokes as i ate dinner at a restaurant, but this was something i wasn't expecting or have ever had happen in the 7 years i've lived in my apartment.

he was just jealous of you.

ehuffnsd said:

Some people are just f-ing @ssholes....keep walking and keep your head high.

ehuffnsd said:

Good move. Who's to say what these guys were up to. They could have simply been "out-of-towners" unknowing the irony of where they were or locals looking to start crap, more likely the former. Sad. sorry you had to deal that that.

PunkMistress said:

I agree...sometimes words give that awful feeling in your chest. words do hurt.