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Posted: Sep 11 2009 01:13 am

^ Well, yes. It was absolutely necessary and awkward. But, crushes and strong feelings make people do absolutely retarded things. I was simply trying to say that ChiSox handled himself well.

Posted: Sep 11 2009 01:15 am

SoldierHawk wrote:

^ Well, yes. It was absolutely necessary and awkward. But, crushes and strong feelings make people do absolutely retarded things. I was simply trying to say that ChiSox handled himself well.

yes i agree. chisox handled it the only way possible, really. but it just sucks to be put into that situation.

Posted: Sep 11 2009 01:17 am

In other related news, no one has a problem with me undressing near them and/or getting undressed themselves. Mostly because I undress only for Bianca.

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I usually don't undress in front of people,man or woman, unless it's just like changing my shirt. I just like my privacy. I don't think that every gay guy who might find me attractive would violently rape me the minute we were alone together.

Posted: Sep 11 2009 01:47 pm

for some reason guys have this weird complex that all gay guys wanna fuck straight guys. its retarded. i dont think i would be their type anyway

Posted: Sep 11 2009 01:55 pm

We have to change for Gym, and ironically the "straight" guys act more gay than the actual gay guy in my class.

In fact this is just how gay it gets:

"Yo dude, you wanna hold my dick while I'll piss?

Just plain immature. No... just no.

Posted: Sep 12 2009 12:09 am

SpraCoalee wrote:

We have to change for Gym, and ironically the "straight" guys act more gay than the actual gay guy in my class.

Yeah, yet another reason why I hate my school; the other guys in gym constantly smack each others' asses and give each other massages and flash each other and tell each other how "sexy" they are yet insult me because I have gay friends.

I can't really answer the question myself, I generally just don't like getting dressed in front of anyone.There are a lot of factors that go into it; really the only valid answer I can think of is that straight guys feel uncomfortable dressing in the same locker room as gay guys in the same sense that they'd feel uncomfortable dressing in the same locker room as women.

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wait what are we talking about here?

Posted: Sep 12 2009 01:08 am

FNJ wrote:

wait what are we talking about here?

whether gay people want to bone our fatasses when we get undressed in front of them, or if we need to get off our high horse

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oh.

I wouldn;t blame them. I have the body of a god. few can resist me.

Posted: Sep 12 2009 06:56 am

FNJ wrote:

wait what are we talking about here?

I dunno, maybe if you read the thread that'd help.

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I actually knew a gay guy back at community college. He was just another clutsy nerd like me only he wanted to screw the hot jocks and i wanted to screw the hot chicks with fine racks. It became our thing to mock each other's horndogness for a good laugh. It was my first friendship with someone who was homosexual and i was cool with him being gay.

I have also met plenty of other gay guys (and chicks) at my higher up college and got along with them just fine. Here's the thing though, none of the gay guys hit on me so i have yet to be in an awkward position with someone who is gay. You see hawk, most straight guys wont be flattered if a gay guy hits on them, straight guys instinctively will feel awkward. If a gay guy did ask me out or something, i would feel awkward of course and i would clarify that i'm straight. In fact, I have such a strong attraction to women, I'm not even in most of my fantasizes and i just made this a TMI moment and will shut up now.

Let me ask you this Hawk, if a gay woman started hitting on you, would you feel awkward or flattered? If a gay woman hit on me, i'd be more confused then anything else.

Posted: Sep 12 2009 01:37 pm

Two of my gay buddies hooked up on my couch during one of my parties. They didn't tell me until I sat on the couch. They were giggling their asses off. I was all like "wtf bro? I don't bang chicks on your couch!" Mad

Posted: Sep 14 2009 07:30 pm

Rydog wrote:

MOGHARR wrote:

I don't think he will ever hit on me or try to rape me. And if he does? Well that's awesome

That was way too easy

That's sig material right there

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MOGHARR wrote:

Hacker wrote:

There was this gay guy in my gym class last year. He didn't make a move on anybody and we (we being the straight males) didn't care much for him. I personally wouldn't be alone in the lockerroom with for the fear of assrape

You sounds exactly like the assholes at my school that can't deal with the idea of gay people even existing. There's a gay kid at my school, and honestly I don't care. I don't think he will ever hit on me or try to rape me. And if he does? Well that's awesome because some gay guy thinks I'm hot (although if anyone tries to rape anyone that's seriously fucked up). He doesn't "act gay" in my opinion, I think people like this are just afraid to accept people that are different. They're just like us only they are into the same sex.

Sorry if I ripped your throat out there, but the Gay World Series is being held here soon so I've been hearing a lot of this shit this weeks.

Honestly, I don't mind gay people. I'm not sure why i wsaid that ass rape thing

I'm sorry but thats all I got today
I'm pissed right now

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Dr. Jeebus wrote:

FNJ wrote:

wait what are we talking about here?

I dunno, maybe if you read the thread that'd help.

1: "homosexual paranoia" is kind of vague.
2: the topic started wandering all over the place anyway. no reason to be a dick here for no reason, friend.

Posted: Sep 15 2009 01:32 am

^ The thread didn't wander imho. It's a broad topic yeah, but its stayed pretty much right on. The only wandering done are the various examples people used to illustrate their points. *shrug*

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I saw a wandering, vague thread, in *MY* honest opinion. regardless, it was a dick move to single a guy out over something silly like that.

now, back to talking about gay people being gay. I know a bunch of them gays. It's like common nowadays. I didn't even think people were still weirded out by it. Maybe I just live in a very laid back part of the country or something.

Posted: Sep 15 2009 02:58 am

My best friend of 13 years came out of the closet a year ago.

I'm still more comfortable with him being gay than he is, to the point of grabbing his ass to mess with him.

And I'm not concerned about him raping me, as we've established his type as "anything not me"