Does it bother you if someone is gay

[Blitzballer]

I voted yes because I was in a Weatherspoons a few months ago and this gay lad was trying it on with me....I was very uncomfortable.


Seriously though...gay people don't bother me at all. I seem to unintentionally follow gay pride around the country....they're the best nights out too.

I'd be a tad uncomfortable if my child was gay but only because older generations in my family are religious nuts and being gay doesn't quite follow suit to their imaginary world.

I can vouch for that. Had the exact same thing happen to me. My pals were saying "take it as a compliment" but it just made me feel uneasy. I told the guy more than once to leave me alone but he wouldn't have it. In the end I moved on pubs, but know plenty of lads who would have swung for this guy had they been in the same situation

 

[Dr Mantis Toboggan]

why would u feel uneasy, u planks. a fat girl hits on u who u ain't into u don't feel 'uneasy'. your status as an alpha male ain't at threat ffs. men are stoopid

 

[blade1889]

Only done pride once but definitely remember commenting about how commercial it was still a great laugh and only 5 topless guys seen all day

 

[RavenBish]

Gays are alright but left handed people make me sick.

WE'RE PEOPLE TOO

 

[Posh Hammer]

Yes. Massively.

 

[RavenBish]

You are the gayest non-gay person in history PH

 

[M Dogg]

Pride in London is a pain in the arse (lolz). I was shopping on Oxford Street for my holiday last year (my first mistake) and it was Pride day. Complete mayhem in central London. Couldn't move, couldn't cross the road, couldn't get my shopping done in an efficient manner. And people blowing whistles everywhere.

And that, your honour, is why I don't like gays.

 

[Jockney]

I find gay people very stressful, tbh.

 

[Baz]

I'd be a tad uncomfortable if my child was gay but only because older generations in my family are religious nuts and being gay doesn't quite follow suit to their imaginary world.

Older generations are a pains especially the religious ones. On my wife's side one set of grandparents are Chrisidelphians or some smeg, and they're the only ones that don't know the brother in law is gay, somehow they believe he just goes everywhere with his flat mate and his flat mate is also an uncle to the kids haha.

 

[Luke Imp]

Doesn't bother me. Both of my Mum's best friends children are gay but you wouldn't know it (I went through school with the older one, my sister went through school with the younger one, went on family holidays etc).

He came back to Lincoln from Uni for his birthday a few years back and unbeknown to him, a few of his gay mates rocked up as a surprise. One of them was wearing all leather, had a pink mohawk and was extremely 'in your face' gay. Lady Gaga came on in this bar we were in and he jumped straight up onto the bar doing slut drops and everything. Big Gaga fan apparently.

That's when it gets a bit awkward but he'd had a few gin and tonics.

 

[Look Out There Are Llamas]

Honestly?

Gays make me sick. Seriously fucking sick.

Lived with a gay guy in second year at uni, he passed his cold in to me :-(

I've never really understood why it's called homophobia. You're not scared of homosexuality, you're just a massive c***.

 

[Luke Imp]

wow u must have a lot of experience with 'the gays'

Not really. He didn't 'come out' until he was 17 (now 24) and she had boyfriends up until 23 (now 27) and is adamant she's gay and not bi.

By that time, the school time/holidays etc had ended and you all go in different directions for jobs/Uni.

 

[Pyeman]

Can't help but laugh at the use of the phrase 'the gays'.

Like all gay people are part of a club. GAYCLUB.

 

[sl1k]

Really couldn't give a toss (pun intended) what get's another dude going. It's loud in your face arms all floppy campness that gets annoying.

This thread just reminded me of this tune

 

[TomPNE94]

IVE GOT SOMETHING TO PUT IN YOU

 

[blade1889]

bad idea to play that out loud at work with the volume turned up. Oooops

 

[Gilly?]

Really not that arsed really. A guy gave me his email address once when I worked a funeral he was at. Said I can email him if I wanted to. What a wanted to do was put it in the bin, so I did.

I know a few gay guys and they're sound, not once have they tried to tickle my taint, nor have they been the annoying loud, brash girly gay that gets irritating.

Anyone who is against being gay is just a bit of a c*** really.

 

[Martino Knockavelli]

https://www.wincashlive.com/event/games/330887

 

[UTS]

No

 

[blade1889]

Well this poll will give people who get me and blademan mixed up a complex

 

[silkyman]

WE'RE PEOPLE TOO

The last unnoticed oppression.

<raises left fist in salute, then continues to struggle with a fucking tin opener>

 

[silkyman]

Really not that arsed really. A guy gave me his email address once when I worked a funeral he was at. Said I can email him if I wanted to. What a wanted to do was put it in the bin, so I did.

I know a few gay guys and they're sound, not once have they tried to tickle my taint, nor have they been the annoying loud, brash girly gay that gets irritating.

Anyone who is against being gay is just a bit of a c*** really.

That's just 'not liking annoying people'.

If I'm in the pub I'd get annoyed by the cackling gaggle of middle aged haridens, just as much as the loud braying group of 'lads' and as much as anything else. I

 

[JaseTheVillain]

Agreed with the people who don't give a fuck, but cannot stand these floppy queen fuckers who do the stupid voice.

 

[T.A]

The last unnoticed oppression.

<raises left fist in salute, then continues to struggle with a fucking tin opener>

Plot twist. I'm left handed too. I just wanted a cheap laugh, and boy did I laugh after I pressed send.

 

[Stagat]

Agreed with the people who don't give a fuck, but cannot stand these floppy queen fuckers who do the stupid voice.

 

[Dave-Vale]

Genuinely don't mind. It's gotten to the point where for the vast majority it's something they don't even notice. I think my generation (mid 20's) have had a massive hand in that as we are more liberal than any other.

Work with a gay guy who fancies me. Doesn't bother me. Apparently, a lot of gay men have a 'straight man' fantasy.

 

[Stevencc]

How do you know he fancies you?

 

[Spirederman]

Genuinely don't mind. It's gotten to the point where for the vast majority it's something they don't even notice. I think my generation (mid 20's) have had a massive hand in that as we are more liberal than any other.

Work with a gay guy who fancies me. Doesn't bother me. Apparently, a lot of gay men have a 'straight man' fantasy.

I'm mid 30's (Or 72 if you ask Rammy or Harvs )
My generation was never remotely homophobic either, or at least around where I live. Quite a few of my schoolmates were openly gay and never had any bother at school or out of school.

Live and let live, why is it even an issue for some people?

If a gay bloke came onto me I'd politely rebuff him but would also consider it a compliment fwiw.

The extremely camp ones, let's use say Louis Spence as an example, I just find them quite funny tbh. They want to flaunt it, why not? It's only the same as what most women do every weekend.

 

[mnb089mnb]

Would genuinely rather hang around with a man who was outrageously camp rather than an outragelously heterosexual man. They are the worst.

 

[Spirederman]

Would genuinely rather hang around with a man who was outrageously camp rather than an outragelously heterosexual man. They are the worst.

Couldn't agree more tbh.