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This Is Not Here 11.16.2008 09:46 PM

So I met a schoolfriend who used to tease me for being effeminate in a gay bar...
 
You know how when you were at school you weren't a particularly good judge of character, and put up with hanging around with some total little shites? Well, I certainly did. I used to have a schoolfriend when I was 13/14 that sort of age, and he was such a little bastard, he constantly teased me for being small, effeminate and generally likely to immerge as a homosexual (actually I'm bisexual so he was only half right- ha!). Well last night I bumped into him, after almost 5 years of not speaking too him, in a gay bar. And he is a raging homosexual.
But it gets better. I used too have another mate, his best friend, who was just as guilty for thinning that oh-so-thin line between friend and bully. In year 9 (age 14) I stopped hanging around with both of them because they were blantant twats. Within a year of this, they fucked eachothers little lights out. Ha ha, you couldn't make this shit up, truth can be stranger than fiction, and I fucking love it.

Sonic Youth 37 11.16.2008 09:49 PM

The universe delivers another cosmic win.

EVOLghost 11.16.2008 09:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Sonic Youth 37
The universe delivers another cosmic win.



hahah.

sarramkrop 11.16.2008 09:57 PM

it's the stuff the best gay porn is made of.

This Is Not Here 11.16.2008 09:58 PM

I sort of agree, but not with these two guys, seriously. When I found out I didn't know whether too laugh or puke.

ihateyouth 11.16.2008 09:59 PM

I think gay males might have more trouble going out of the closet than lesbians. It's a funny story, not strange at all.

This Is Not Here 11.16.2008 10:02 PM

It depends who your friends are. And within our group at the time, the only two people who'd react badly to someone coming out of the closet was, seemingly, them.

sarramkrop 11.16.2008 10:03 PM

they are pathetic self-hating queers, probably they won't be able to cope with the joyous celebration that is being openly homosexual (at least if you are as hot as me), so eventually they'll end up in the army, where they will have to hide their queer tendencies even more, and finally get queer-bashed by a fellow soldier for silently rubbing themselves against him at night.

sarramkrop 11.16.2008 10:04 PM

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Originally Posted by ihateyouth
I think gay males might have more trouble going out of the closet than lesbians. It's a funny story, not strange at all.


i think you mean the opposite.

ihateyouth 11.16.2008 10:11 PM

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Originally Posted by sarramkrop
i think you mean the opposite.


I wouldn't know, I'm a girl so the boy world is something I've never experienced and making a judgement would be hypocritical. I thought about school and how boys would pick up fights with boys and girls would pick up fights with girls... but yeah, going deeper into that would be sexist.

This Is Not Here 11.16.2008 10:14 PM

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Originally Posted by sarramkrop
they are pathetic self-hating queers, probably they won't be able to cope with the joyous celebration that is being openly homosexual (at least if you are as hot as me), so eventually they'll end up in the army, where they will have to hide their queer tendencies even more, and finally get queer-bashed by a fellow soldier for silently rubbing themselves against him at night.


ha ha ha! That is something I would not be adverse to happening after several years of bullying. Well it can be a big deal coming out, only the geezer I met has come out, the guy he fucked hasn't yet. I notice a degree of playful resentment when I met gay guys and tell them I'm bi, I reckon because they either think I'm a half-way-out-of-the-closet gay who just can't admit it, or they resent that I can still have some man-flesh whilst not having to come out quite as dramatically as a gay guy does, and I avoid all the problems that could come with that. Generally, I've got the vibe that alot of gay guys don't consider being bi as a legitimate sexuality.

sarramkrop 11.16.2008 10:28 PM

Yeah, i've seen gay guys giving bi's the cold shoulder many times, for some reason. It's even more surprising considering that your average scene-gay male is nothing short of a slut, all too often. Unless the bi dude hides it, which i think might be often the case. it's very difficult to tell with people. A few weeks ago a bricklayer who, bless him, has to travel all the way to london for some cock, hit on me. Obviously nothing happened, first of all because i like to tease the world with my pretty face, second because i didn't fancy him, and third because he told me that he's married, has kids, and he's not a bummer. Sad life.

This Is Not Here 11.16.2008 10:38 PM

Yeah I recently slept with a bi guy who has a girlfriend he "cares about very much". It's no open relationship, and he obviously was willing to put aside his faithfulness to the girl he loves for a bit of cock, and I suspect it has to do with more than just my transcendant beauty and massive phallus. So yeah, it is hard too tell with people, you're right. But I am actually very assured of my sexuality and too be told I'm just not admitting too something is quite offensive.

phoenix 11.16.2008 10:59 PM

Most abusive or violent homophobes are troubled individuals who cannot face up to their own sexuality, and instead of self abusing, take it out on others..

sarramkrop 11.16.2008 11:04 PM

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Originally Posted by phoenix
Most abusive or violent homophobes are troubled individuals who cannot face up to their own sexuality, and instead of self abusing, take it out on others..


in the case of that bricklayer i had feeling he might be a wife beater, so you're right.

This Is Not Here 11.16.2008 11:38 PM

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Originally Posted by phoenix
Most abusive or violent homophobes are troubled individuals who cannot face up to their own sexuality, and instead of self abusing, take it out on others..


I'd rather they took it out on others rather than the other option too be honest, even if it is me.

barnaclelapse 11.17.2008 12:38 AM

I love moments like that.

You don't get nearly enough of them in life, really.

The same thing happened to a friend's gay uncle, actually.

Dead-Air 11.17.2008 01:24 AM

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Originally Posted by sarramkrop
Yeah, i've seen gay guys giving bi's the cold shoulder many times, for some reason. It's even more surprising considering that your average scene-gay male is nothing short of a slut, all too often. Unless the bi dude hides it, which i think might be often the case.


Yeah, I've known quite a few "gay" guys who'd have the occasional sex with a female and explain it off as something that only happened because they were drunk (so drunk they apparently didn't notice anything missing!) I'm sure there are as many bi males who hide it in the gay community as there are in the straight world

It's different with girls though. A lot of hetero girls think it's cool to be bi, and the fact that hetero male porn celebrates it has a lot to do with that. Of course in the lesbian community, being bi is considered just about as bad as it is in the fag scene. It's definitely silly that after all this time of pushing that people accept that sexuality is not a choice, a lot of queers come down on bi people as if they had a choice.

alteredcourse 11.17.2008 01:33 AM

I'm really quite sick of the definities of gay bi etc communities. When can people relax and fuck as people and not because they satisfy so much needless catergorizing, as if it really matters what file you put it under when youve actually found something that feels good, in a world that will do anything to make you feel bad .

Its truly difficult and dismaying to hear from marrrasses and this isnts accounts of folks whove had to deal with what happens in a world where things are not as simple as such.

MellySingsDoom 11.17.2008 05:54 AM

Hmm, speaking for myself - people's sexuality is always in flux, and without going into personal details here, mine shifts around quite a lot. I'm pretty happy with it now, tbh, and anyway, the idea of someone being utterly hetero or gay is ridiculous.


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