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Right I feel you and I wish more people were like you. I think it shouldnt matter what my lifestyle is because it doesnt concern anyone. but for someone reason there alot of people who say they are straight focus too much time worry about gay people
Next week I will be with many family members. I generally come up behind my gay cousin and hug him while asking if he is getting turned-on! He chases me around the house but I am stronger than him. We hold him down and tickle him.
No offense, but not what I could see. And perception can be reality. I've never seen so many black gay people in my life before. Some of them are real characters too -- quite funny.
Are there any statistics that show the breakdown? I know this guy Ty at work here in DC who constantly go down to Atlanta for some parties. I'll ask him since he's both gay and black and I'm not. LOL!
Yes Atlanta has the largest black gay population but there are more white gay men here than white but the races are so diveded thats why you probably didnt see them or you saw them and thought they were straight. because all gay people are not queens are overly fem.
No offense, but not what I could see. And perception can be reality. I've never seen so many black gay people in my life before. Some of them are real characters too -- quite funny.
Are there any statistics that show the breakdown? I know this guy Ty at work here in DC who constantly go down to Atlanta for some parties. I'll ask him since he's both gay and black and I'm not. LOL!
Oh come now surely you don't think there are more gay white people in Altanta than gay black based off a trip to Lenox Square? First of all Lenox Square is THE spot for gay black guys so of course you're going to see more of them there and let's not forget all the other gay guys you saw that weren't as flamboyant. When you count the suburbs Atlanta is still majority white.
No offense, but not what I could see. And perception can be reality. I've never seen so many black gay people in my life before. Some of them are real characters too -- quite funny.
Are there any statistics that show the breakdown? I know this guy Ty at work here in DC who constantly go down to Atlanta for some parties. I'll ask him since he's both gay and black and I'm not. LOL!
Well, I'm white AND gay - so I think I know a little bit about it.
Lenox Square has become ground zero for gay black guys that like to hang out and show off their fashion style. That's probably why you feel the way you do.
Oh come now surely you don't think there are more gay white people in Altanta than gay black based off a trip to Lenox Square? First of all Lenox Square is THE spot for gay black guys so of course you're going to see more of them there and let's not forget all the other gay guys you saw that weren't as flamboyant. When you count the suburbs Atlanta is still majority white.
Not sure but I think downtown Decatur has allot of white gay people.
No offense, but not what I could see. And perception can be reality. I've never seen so many black gay people in my life before. Some of them are real characters too -- quite funny.
Are there any statistics that show the breakdown? I know this guy Ty at work here in DC who constantly go down to Atlanta for some parties. I'll ask him since he's both gay and black and I'm not. LOL!
Ok, responding to my own post here. Laughing the whole time, so forgive my wording.
Quoting Ty from work: "them snow queens in Atlanta are no match for the double-dipped." I don't know what that exactly means, but he also said that Atlanta's gay scene is 99% black -- I'm sure he's exaggerating here, but he tends to be elaborate in his word choices. He said all 5 of Atlanta's white guys moved to Miami and New York.
I also asked him about lesbians -- he said something about the Indigo Girls and folk and protest music and them white boys want to "hear beats and turn it out in New York and Miami" There's too much hiphop in the Atlanta clubs and white boys want dance and house music so they go to South Beach for that.
You may be correct but once you leave the city limits, Georgia can be pretty scary. Southern Illinois is a long way from Chicago.
Georgia scary? See you're basing things off stereotypes. South Georgia is a lot of things both good and bad but I wouldn't say scary. I can't attest for everywhere but Columbus, GA while definitely nowhere near as progressive as Atlanta is alright and pretty gay for a little army town. There's always someone with a story about picking up some drunk soldier downtown. But folks aren't as open and outloud as they are in Atlanta that's all for sure but it's not scary. While I think Columbus is a little too small for me I still love going home. Reminds me I better buy my plane tickets.
Atlanta has a pride parade in June (Halloween this year) too. Most major cities have pride parades. So parades alone doesn't make Chicago more gay friendly. Not to be ugly of course just saying.
Yep. One of the largest Pride Parades in the Country.
Oh come now surely you don't think there are more gay white people in Altanta than gay black based off a trip to Lenox Square? First of all Lenox Square is THE spot for gay black guys so of course you're going to see more of them there and let's not forget all the other gay guys you saw that weren't as flamboyant. When you count the suburbs Atlanta is still majority white.
Just to clarfiy -- I worked near Lenox and lived off E Paces Ferry -- I wasn't taking an occasional trip to the mall.
Not sure but I think downtown Decatur has allot of white gay people.
Heard it was the hot spot for lesbians. I've always dreamed about having a condo in Midtown near the corner of 10th st and Piedmont the gayest intersection in the world.
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He chases me around the house but I am stronger than him. We hold him down and tickle him.
