Is there any straight men In the ATL? (Atlanta: hotel, movies)

[Rural City Gal]

I ask this,because I visited Atlanta two times this year, and every time I went I saw, and felt the gay vibes of men.I mean there were gay men everywhere,and the Lennox Mall is their breeding ground.I mean the only straight man that I encounter excluding my brother, was my hotel shuttle bus driver, and that's saying a lot.

So just out curiosity, and not because I want a date,but is finding a straight man in Atlanta,like finding a needle in a hay stack?

[branh0913]

Nope every man is gay except for your brother and the shuttle bus driver. There is gayness in the air in Atlanta, and every straight man turns super gay upon entering the Atlanta atmosphere. Apparently your brother and the shuttle bus driver are immune, kind of how people are immune to zombie plagues in horror movies. Very rare condition indeed, but it's best to assume every man in Atlanta are gay.

[ATLTJL]

Yes. That's why there are so many single women and so few children in Atlanta. The straight men all left town and gay men are breeding at the Lennox Mall.

[Rural City Gal]

Thanks.I figured most of the men where gay, and I am pretty sure the dating life sucks in ATL for a woman. But oh well.

[tonygeorgia]

Are there any women that arent strippers and dont don't have kids, can cook in Atlanta?

Everything balances out. Take out the gay men and men in jail + the women with kids out of wedlock, women that can't cook, women with ghetto tattoos, women that are overweight, strippers, lesbians, etc and it balances out


Anybody that says otherwise is probably gay or lesbian because that demographic ground zero is midtown and lenox square

[ericsonga]

Originally Posted by Rural City Gal

I ask this,because I visited Atlanta two times this year, and every time I went I saw, and felt the gay vibes of men.I mean there were gay men everywhere,and the Lennox Mall is their breeding ground.I mean the only straight man that I encounter excluding my brother, was my hotel shuttle bus driver, and that's saying a lot.

So just out curiosity, and not because I want a date,but is finding a straight man in Atlanta,like finding a needle in a hay stack?

Yes, dear, you have accidentally discovered our breeding ground. Unfortunately for you, you did not find the one for grammar and education. Just because a man may be able to form a cohesive and literate sentence does not make him gay.

[futureATLien]

Originally Posted by Rural City Gal

I ask this,because I visited Atlanta two times this year, and every time I went I saw, and felt the gay vibes of men.I mean there were gay men everywhere,and the Lennox Mall is their breeding ground.I mean the only straight man that I encounter excluding my brother, was my hotel shuttle bus driver, and that's saying a lot.

So just out curiosity, and not because I want a date,but is finding a straight man in Atlanta,like finding a needle in a hay stack?

There are a lot of them here(not that I'm looking), but Atlanta is spread out so if you were just in the city, it is probable that you were just seeing quite a few gay men because everyone goes into the city on the weekends

[JoeTarheel]

Originally Posted by branh0913

Nope every man is gay except for your brother and the shuttle bus driver. There is gayness in the air in Atlanta, and every straight man turns super gay upon entering the Atlanta atmosphere. Apparently your brother and the shuttle bus driver are immune, kind of how people are immune to zombie plagues in horror movies. Very rare condition indeed, but it's best to assume every man in Atlanta are gay.

Too funny!

[JoeTarheel]

Originally Posted by Rural City Gal

Thanks.I figured most of the men where gay, and I am pretty sure the dating life sucks in ATL for a woman. But oh well.

You do realize that you can't tell who is gay and who isn't just by looking at them? I hope so...but maybe if you're from the country you just aren't used to seeing well-dressed/well-coifed men.

I would guess Atlanta is a little more gay than most cities...probably in the top 5 in the U.S. But that still leaves at least 80% of Atlanta's population as non-gay.

[ja1myn]

I'm not gay. But I'm a transplant.