I'm fine with gay/lesbian/bisexual people. I find it more fun to talk to them. I do giggle when I see really really flamboyant men with their arms up and hips swinging from side to side.

They're fine.
I just kinda get freaked when a girl
asks four my number or somethin. I don't know
how to react. Especially if they look like a guy..
sometimes i can't tell the diffrence.

Yall knew I was going to come in here and say

Spectacular in red briefs dancing wild HOMOOOOOOOOOOOOOo!!!!!!!!!!!

*exits riding on Pegasus with 22 inch hoofs*

I don't have any feelings for the collective totality of "gay people", and I don't see how anyone can say "I like them" as if they're all one entity to make that judgment on. I've only known one gay guy in my life and he was as annoying as holy hell - but so are plenty of straight people I know. He somehow managed to squeeze his lardy frame into a tight pink starfish costume for Halloween to look like Patrick from Spongebob. I'm just glad I was the Terminator because my glasses prevented me from stabbing my retinas with a protractor on three separate occasions in calculus.

I think gay pride parades are stupid, not just because of how flamboyantly sacrificial of any human dignity they are but in the same way that Morgan Freeman thinks Black History Month is meaningless and should be done away with. I'm not proud of being heterosexual and I wouldn't be proud of being gay, something that I didn't accomplish or earn but that came to me naturally.

^ The only thing is that most people aren't ashamed to be straight but some people go through life thinking that feeling a certain way about the same sex is wrong. Gay pride parades just help give people the help they need to not be ashamed of who they are.

Buy yeah I don't see how people can say they love gay people when some are just as dickish as straight people.

They shouldn't be pussies, then. I used to feel ashamed for being Middle Eastern when I was little because we didn't come to America legally and my mom would lie to me about where my name came from, but I don't need to march in minority parades to bolster myself. I'd find it insulting to define myself on such a superficial merit. It's not even the mere concept of marching as a demonstration, but the clownish execution of typical gay pride culture. Naturally, the gays who don't feel the need to put themselves in a circus exhibition are the ones you don't hear about because they're not flamboyant about being on display.

*waits for a fellow BroYe to say:
[Kanye] I make black history every day, I don't need a month[/Kanye]*

ITT i judge you based solely on your sexual orientation and may resort to stereotypes to justify it

make history every day, a don't need a month

I really dont mind flamboyant gay people. Its the thuggs that creep me out. They look straight act straight then they go kissing dudes. It looks very unatural to me.

Me too. I think it's very belittling to even make a topic like this.. as if they're not even human.

i agree.

I don't give a shit what your sexual orientation is, but I will judge you how you act. If you're riding around in public wearing nothing but a neon colored thong and roller skates carrying a rainbow colored flag, I will mock you.

You be gay, so you must have good fashion

I LOVE THEM!!!

that is a scary sight...

Have you ever actually seen that before?

Yeah

I don't care...as long as they aren't hitting on me I'm fine [in exception if they are hot, I find that a compliment]

LOL

Diana... ? :3 I think you need to push the button.

Hes quoted a older edit that was made to the article that I have already banned that IP associated with it.

The article is protected on my end its fine.

ppl just as important as Michael Jordan was to the NBA when he was scorin
Ralph Lauren was borin before wore'em

well if kanye was gay, there will always be his dedicated broyes

LAFAYETTE IS MY FAVORITE GAY MAN EVER!