Comments on: I hate…. effeminate homosexuals and bisexuals

By: neverconfused

neverconfused — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 13:33:50 +0000

I can see exactly where you are coming from.
Personally, I have no problem with peoples sexual preference, but can’t stand the flaming, mincing, prancing, “look at me look at me” gay men. They call it being effeminate, but I don’t know any women who act that way, so I fail to see the logic behind the label. It’s like they’re advertising the fact that they are homo, and that I do have a problem with.

By: Cheri

Cheri — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 15:57:21 +0000

I totally agree with you. You made some very good points. Your sexual preference should not dictate how you live your life, and it definitely shouldn’t define your personality. Personally, men who act like women disgust me. A man should act like a man, regardless of his sexual preference, and a woman should behave like a woman.

By: ITSJAYBITCH

ITSJAYBITCH — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 22:12:15 +0000

IM A LESBIAN AND I HATE BISEXUALS THEY SHOULD BE SHOT

By: Ken

Ken — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 13:16:07 +0000

Vince I could not agree with you more. I was with my wife at a underwear store and one of the employees was a gay man. No big deal to me, but he pranced around there like he was putting on a show. I looked at him and thought to myself he is acting through every stereo type that actors in Hollywood who are playing a flaming homosexual. I just thought to myself why the show just be yourself. Damn just be fucking normal.

By: Daniel

Daniel — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 14:58:53 +0000

Lynn, you’re an embarresment to real homosexuals and cheapen the struggles they have to go through to become part of this society and just be accepted. It’s bisexuals like you however, that perpetuate the stereotype that gets thrown onto all homosexuals that it’s all about sex. You may deny it, but you were given a chance to oppose the original poster and defend bisexuality, and how did you do it? By telling the world in extremely vulgar terms about how you get “to fuck whoever we want to”.

By: Lynn

Lynn — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 10:26:29 +0000

I, personally, am bi-sexual. I have always been attracted emotionally and physically to both sexes, like seriously, ever since day one. When I was in kindergarten I had my first kiss; my best friend Amanda. I liked her, she liked me, and in retrospect, it must have been either really cute or really disturbing to all of the staff at that school, seeing as how it was a private christian school.
I’m currently with a guy, and I wouldn’t cheat on him for a woman or another man, but that doesn’t stop me from looking. It does make for some fun conversations though. You know you’re close to someone when you can go out to breakfast with them, after spending the whole night fucking like a couple of jack rabbits, and find yourself checking out the same chick they are. I guess some girls would freak if they saw their man scoping out someone from across the room, but my first reaction has always been to get a gander, myself.
Given, I find it a lot harder to be open minded like that when I’m dating a girl, dunno why, I can get sorta butch-y when I’m dating a chick.
That’s a whole ‘nother interesting topic. When I’m dating a chick, I act incredibly manly. When I’m dating a guy, I just act like a smartass. For some reason it’s just a natural behavioral habit I have. I get really protective of my woman, or I banter with my man. I have two different gender roles @.@
But when it comes down to digging a chick, what’s really hot is a smart chick, who acts incredibly cutesy and girly, who happens to be smaller than me. It totally plays up the masculinity that I fall into in the beginning of the relationship by making me feel physically and psychologically manly. Again, don’t ask me why it is this way, it’s just comfortable.
Now don’t get me wrong, I don’t saunter about in baggy jeans and a wife-beater. I may act butch, but I don’t (always) dress the part. I like skirts and heels as much as the next chick, and every now and again, it’ll be a baggy jeans, combat boots and a hoodie day. I float all around, and I guess that’s what bisexuality is about, just having the freedom to do what ever you want to, cuz let’s face it; there are standards for gays, there are standards for straights. However, when it comes down to the lucky bitches like me, we get to love whoever we want to, we get to fuck whoever we want to, we get to flirt with whoever we want to, we get to be into whatever we want to, and we gt to dress however we want to. It’s a pretty sweet deal