Demon-Xanth
Lifer
- Feb 15, 2000
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Originally posted by: Smackem
Like say your with a gay guy, and he sees a guy he thinks is hot. And he says something like 'I'd bring the lube'. Would that make you uneasy? Would it be wrong to say something like that is a bit offensive?
If so, Is it more offensive than when a straight guy says, 'I'd nail her!'.
Originally posted by: Smackem
Like say your with a gay guy, and he sees a guy he thinks is hot. And he says something like 'I'd bring the lube'. Would that make you uneasy? Would it be wrong to say something like that is a bit offensive?
If so, Is it more offensive than when a straight guy says, 'I'd nail her!'.
Originally posted by: Pocahontas
Our mutual friend, Jason "came out " a few months ago, hes completly blunt and honest with me regarding his relationships, hot football players, etc. Now when my fiance is around it comes up super casually and then Jason clams up. So we've now etched him because hes being all super wierd when Neal's around and now considers me, his words now "his hot i love you hag".
Originally posted by: Pocahontas
Now heres the funny thing, he told a bunch of guys at work including Neal first, I call myself a mutual friend but he was Neals friend longgg before we got together. Neal has made it way cool for him to talk, its Jasons issue. I still see him here and there, but I invited him for dinner last week during football and it didn't go great. I give.
Originally posted by: Pocahontas
Our mutual friend, Jason "came out " a few months ago, hes completly blunt and honest with me regarding his relationships, hot football players, etc. Now when my fiance is around it comes up super casually and then Jason clams up. So we've now etched him because hes being all super wierd when Neal's around and now considers me, his words now "his hot i love you hag".