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I've always attracted the attention of women (until they find out I'm gay). I just take it as a compliment and go on about my business. No need to get "annoyed" when anyone finds you attractive.
Maybe you don't understand it because you're gay (not saying that's a bad thing). But as a straight guy, I don't exactly want homosexual men checking me out and trying to get too close to me...it's just not very comforting and when it happens often, you get irritated.
Maybe you don't understand it because you're gay (not saying that's a bad thing). But as a straight guy, I don't exactly want homosexual men checking me out and trying to get too close to me...it's just not very comforting and when it happens often, you get irritated.
Interesting.
As a woman, I don't like it when any man who isn't super gorgeous does that...grosses me out.
Well I don't really need to support anyone except myself right now since I am single with no children. I know it's about getting money, and I wasn't saying I was going to turn down a good job offer just because the city's labeled as "gay friendly." I actually don't even have a problem with gay people but I can see why everyone was on the edge of their chairs after reading my post.
Right.....I don't see why it's a problem if he (you) don't want to put yourself directly in the middle of a reknown gay neighborhood. It'd be more prejudice, IMO, to "put up with it" in fear of being labeled a "hater" than to just be honest with yourself and say "hey, I'm not gay, so that area isn't necessarily the best for me". Big deal! It doesn't mean he hates gay people!
Maybe you don't understand it because you're gay (not saying that's a bad thing). But as a straight guy, I don't exactly want homosexual men checking me out and trying to get too close to me...it's just not very comforting and when it happens often, you get irritated.
This makes no sense. What makes you so special to believe that you can be more irritated in that situation as opposed to a gay person in the same situation?
Cool article - thanks for posting. I'm still fighting my way through a million bucks of cancer, so I'm not going to be able to afford any of them, but still good info to file away in the back of my mind.
Oh man....good luck with the treatment. I am so sorry to hear.
Be strong.
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