Gayest Emo Kid Ever...

[JCuz]

@RedGoober4Life

Their voices change? Most don’t change. That would assume that it’s different before than it is after. Some people that are gay act effeminate, some act straight and there’s a whole “gray area” in between. My best guess is the organizational effects of hormones when a baby is developing in the womb Although most have normal, functioning male and female genitalia (respectively) so I’m not sure if that’s a good guess. I wouldn’t rule out a social-cognitive aspect. It’s certainly possible.

Being gay is nothing to be ashamed of. Being an idiot is.

It isn’t about getting attention, either. Ugh. Although some certainly exploit it.

What I do notice is that sometimes other gay people claim that “coming out” is a sort of cure all for feeling trapped, and then people that are gay end up assimilating into a sort of “gay life” that has its own set of standards and expectations of its own. Lovely. People anywhere are looking to be accepted–the smart ones notice if being accepted conflicts with their concept self value. Unfortunately many young people simply don’t value themselves enough. This is especially true for young people that are gay.

People should be ashamed of being an idiot but they find ways to make excuses for themselves, but people should not think being an idiot and being ignorant is the same, everyone is ignorant(lacking in knowledge) about things in this world.

The few gay people I have met seem to be just like me in the sense that they trying to live their lives and make their way in this world, it just sucks that their are straight people who give most gays a bad name just because they are different as well was some gay people that give straight people a bad perception about their way of life

[RedConquestTSi]

@RedGoober4Life

wtf.

:word:

[Jack]

so much I could say… but I think Goober hit it on the head.

Stop being so damn flamboyant… and maybe straight people won’t constantly harass you and stereotype you. being gay doesn’t mean you have to act out to show that you are gay, I don’t act out to show that I love boobies… I don’t dress differently because I love boobies, I don’t talk differently around other gay people because I love boobies…

you get the picture

[RedConquestTSi]

lmao

[RedGoober4Life]

If I had boobies they would be special.

[Minglor]

@RedGoober4Life

If I had boobies they would be special.

I would try to touch them.

just because.

[RedConquestTSi]

@Minglor

I would try to touch them.

just because.

You and me both :poke:

[RedGoober4Life]

Whoa I would be super protective of my boobies.

[jltalon]

Just horrible!!!

[JEG]

@RedGoober4Life

Because he posted some lewd video and it was deleted this makes the gods of youtube homophobic? This is the same stupid logic that manages to form the “whiny gay” stereotype that permeates the perception of gay people everywhere.

I’m all wahoo for gay rights and all that jazz, but until gay people stop parading around in drag and drinking their lives away they won’t be taken seriously by the rest of the world. The best…absolute fucking best…are how they allow straight people to use them for entertainment. And then they throw themselves a little pitty party when people stereotype them. And post it up on youtube, apparently.

It’s by much of their own accord that gay people are seen as novelty pieces and having nothing more than a thingie on the tops of their stylishly clad bodies. Heaven forbid a gay person have a brain and want to use it because straight people aren’t listening unless the person is talking about if round or square front shoes are in style and gay people look at a gay person with a brain as being arrogant and having contempt.

The victim card is played out. I blame a small, slutty and lifeless group of gay people for misrepresenting the majority, but then again–the majority seems to allow it. It’s like they gave up caring…

:word: I have no problem with people being gay. Have at it. I have gay friends, I don’t agree with it, but I can look past it, none of my buisness, and not my place to judge. But the constant “I’m gay so pay attention to me” has to stop"