QUOTE(Doodan @ Oct 10 2005, 09:10 PM)
When I was 18, I was annoyed with all the gay TV shows and the way that those people use that to explain their identity. I mean, you don't see me marching down the street holding a sign that says "I LIKE GIRLS!" Keep that crap off of my TV for god's sake!
Hetrosexuals are not pursecuted for liking the opposite sex therefore if you run down the street holding a sign that says such.. people won't care because chances are they are hetrosexuals themselves. You need to understand gays do this because the very fact that a portion of the population hates who they are and they do this to signify they don't give a damn. Chances are you do actually have a problem with gay people and when they do have a gay pride parade it rubs a nerve.. otherwise you would be indifferent to such people.
I do however agree on a level, people that go out of their way to shove their sexuality it your face have issues.
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These days, I really do not like them. Mostly personal reasons. Certain people I know decided to be gay and basically ditched their previous lives to pursue gay relationships. They seem to use it as an excuse to be a pain in the butt (which is something they enjoy, ROFLZ! A pain in the butt, get it?).
They ditch their previous lifestyle and friends because they feel that their old friends would not be accepting and/or awkward. If you feel offended by a gay friend ditching your friendship it is probably a reflection of your acceptingness to this individual.
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I guess what bothers me most is when people decide to be gay or come out of the closet after pretending to be straight for many years. I mean, if you're born gay, THEN BE GAY! Don't rebel and act as if the world owes you something once you've had enough of the straight life.
Gay people pretend to be straight because they are not ready to accept the pursecution(imagined or real) of coming out. They are not acting as a rebel but rather trying to live their life with minimal conflict. Telling people your gay in highschool I can assure you does not make your life easier one bit. The gay pride which you talked about previously is done by those people who have the courage to educate people about their culture and themselves and make it easier for the next generation. The next generation will have the advantage of having such issues as a common and accepted(debatable) in society due to the TV shows, Gay Pride Parades, etc.
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It really ruins lives when they do that. I'm semi-okay with people who are gay from the get-go instead of those who wait. Just keep it off my damn TV!
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Oh noes I'm sure your life is torn apart by the fact your gay friend told you off. I bet you didn't even consider the hardships this person is going through making this transition and how much it hurts him to let his old friends go. You are one selfish mofo.
Also the thing about TV is there are many channels, if you get offended by what's on TV you obviously haven't found the channel UP and DOWN button. People whining about the fact there are gay shows on TV need to stfu and suck it up.. do you get offended by the Food Network because your not a chef? Pathetic.