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What would you do if a friend came out?

GNU-Linux
31-05-2004, 04:06
What would you do if a friend you'd known for years came out as homosexual?
Greater Valia
31-05-2004, 04:07
stop talking to them
Deeloleo
31-05-2004, 04:08
Nothing.
Raysian Military Tech
31-05-2004, 04:08
That depends:

Is he/she Christian?
Is he/she homosexually attracted to YOU?
Was it really obvious beforehand?
Japaica
31-05-2004, 04:08
I'd be very scared or I'd just think they were messing with my mind.
Sheilanagig
31-05-2004, 04:09
I'd try to be supportive, be a friend. It's not as if it changes the person I was friends with. It was there all along, and I like them for the person they are.
Pantylvania
31-05-2004, 04:10
if the friend is female, I would ask if I can watch
GNU-Linux
31-05-2004, 04:10
That depends:

Is he/she Christian?
Is he/she homosexually attracted to YOU?
Was it really obvious beforehand?

I don't know. Explain both possibilities if you like.
You can assume they're not attracted to you.
You can assume it wasn't obvious beforehand.
Stephistan
31-05-2004, 04:10
I wouldn't do much, who cares, if I was friends with them before I knew.. I would be friends with them after I knew.. Whether they prefer men or women says nothing about them as a person. Just says they're Gay..
Raysian Military Tech
31-05-2004, 04:10
if the friend is female, I would ask if I can watch :lol:
Cannot think of a name
31-05-2004, 04:10
I'm not in an inviroment that makes it neccisary for my friends to be 'in the closet,' so the friends I have that are gay are 'out' and have been since before I knew them. If there where a friend that I'd had for years who just came out, I can't say it'd be a big deal. It'd be like a friend saying "I have a thing for librarians..."
Godmoding Unlimited
31-05-2004, 04:11
I'd laugh, do a little dance, and welcome them to the club. And regardless of what gender they were I'd suggest a little test just to be sure they were gay.
Tactical Grace
31-05-2004, 04:11
No idea. I get the feeling I wouldn't be too happy about it, though.
Raysian Military Tech
31-05-2004, 04:12
That depends:

Is he/she Christian?
Is he/she homosexually attracted to YOU?
Was it really obvious beforehand?

I don't know. Explain both possibilities if you like.
You can assume they're not attracted to you.
You can assume it wasn't obvious beforehand.If they weren't Christian, I wouldn't really care, it's their life, and I'm not going to force anything on them. If they were Christian, I'd try to help them... but not in the "Save the fag!!" evangelist way, I'd just be kinda a counsellor or confidant to them.
Ashmoria
31-05-2004, 04:13
id wonder why anyone would wait until their 40s to come out of the closet
Thunderland
31-05-2004, 04:13
It happens. A college friend of mine came out. No big deal, he was still the same friend I had known for years. We just didn't discuss our sexual exploits from there on out.
HotRodia
31-05-2004, 04:14
I might be a little hurt that they hadn't trusted me enough to tell me about it sooner, but I would try to be supportive of them.
San Texario
31-05-2004, 04:14
Nothing. I mean, I didn't do anything when I found out, through AIM, that one of my NS friends was gay. (I had, stupidly, mistook him for a girl)
Insane Troll
31-05-2004, 04:15
Does "do something nasty to them" mean....like, sexual things?

If one of my friends came out to me, and he was hot, I'd totally get it on with him.
Cannot think of a name
31-05-2004, 04:15
stop talking to them
gamers......
GNU-Linux
31-05-2004, 04:16
stop talking to them
gamers......

gamers?
Soviet Haaregrad
31-05-2004, 04:18
I've been through this already. The only thing it changed was I stopped talking about how much I wanted to fuck some girl(the current conversation). Besides that nothing was different.
Greater Valia
31-05-2004, 04:18
Does "do something nasty to them" mean....like, sexual things?

If one of my friends came out to me, and he was hot, I'd totally get it on with him.


but.....are....you....gay?
Greater Valia
31-05-2004, 04:19
stop talking to them
gamers......

? :?:
Cannot think of a name
31-05-2004, 04:21
stop talking to them
gamers......

gamers?
Role-players. I spent the early part of the year knee-deep in 'em. Call of Cthulhu is a game based on Lovecraft books that gamers tend to tote around, which GV has a few threads up about now. There are a few types in them, homophobia is one of the streaks (not all by a long shot are, but a lot have nerd-machismo. it's that overwieght guy wearing camo pants, an ill-fitting Airborne shirt and commenting on the minutia of the paint design on an eight-year olds plastic model tank.)
edit:I'm not implying that GV looks like that or picks on kid's tanks-just the type that his posts bring to mind. For all I know GV is a supermodel. Niether is likely.
Daistallia 2104
31-05-2004, 04:21
I have had friends out themselves. No biggy.
GNU-Linux
31-05-2004, 04:22
Does "do something nasty to them" mean....like, sexual things?


NO. It means 'mean things'.
Greater Valia
31-05-2004, 04:24
stop talking to them
gamers......

gamers?
Role-players. I spent the early part of the year knee-deep in 'em. Call of Cthulhu is a game based on Lovecraft books that gamers tend to tote around, which GV has a few threads up about now. There are a few types in them, homophobia is one of the streaks (not all by a long shot are, but a lot have nerd-machismo. it's that overwieght guy wearing camo pants, an ill-fitting Airborne shirt and commenting on the minutia of the paint design on an eight-year olds plastic model tank.)
edit:I'm not implying that GV looks like that or picks on kid's tanks-just the type that his posts bring to mind. For all I know GV is a supermodel. Niether is likely.

in all fairness, i dont roleplay. but i do enjoy books (lovecraft, asimov, and gaiman to name a few) and was it really necessary to attack my personal character? (i do like computer and video games though!)
Cannot think of a name
31-05-2004, 04:35
was it really necessary to attack my personal character?
no it wasn't. That's what the edit was about. Though I would question your character based on how you would treat your friends.
Greater Valia
31-05-2004, 04:36
was it really necessary to attack my personal character?
no it wasn't. That's what the edit was about. Though I would question your character based on how you would treat your friends.
im just not comfortable around gay people, is that a crime?
GNU-Linux
31-05-2004, 04:38
was it really necessary to attack my personal character?
no it wasn't. That's what the edit was about. Though I would question your character based on how you would treat your friends.
im just not comfortable around gay people, is that a crime?
No, not a crime, just unfortunate.
Gaeltach
31-05-2004, 04:38
I might be slightly uncomfortable about it at first, but I wouldn't stop being thier friend or hanging out with them.
HotRodia
31-05-2004, 04:40
I might be slightly uncomfortable about it at first, but I wouldn't stop being thier friend or hanging out with them.

OT: Is your name the name of a town in southern Ireland?
Insane Troll
31-05-2004, 04:42
Does "do something nasty to them" mean....like, sexual things?

If one of my friends came out to me, and he was hot, I'd totally get it on with him.


but.....are....you....gay?

Only slightly. :wink:

I can appreciate beauty in either sex.
Grays Hill
31-05-2004, 04:44
It wouldnt matter much to me. If the person was a true friend then it wouldnt matter at all. They were homosexual before, and you were fine with it, so why treat them differenty?
Gaeltach
31-05-2004, 04:47
I might be slightly uncomfortable about it at first, but I wouldn't stop being thier friend or hanging out with them.

OT: Is your name the name of a town in southern Ireland?

No, but you're close. It's derived from "Gaeltacht" or gaelic-speaking region. There's several of them, in both the North and the Republic.
Monkeypimp
31-05-2004, 04:47
Bend him/her over and make them change their mind...
Japaica
31-05-2004, 04:47
Does "do something nasty to them" mean....like, sexual things?

If one of my friends came out to me, and he was hot, I'd totally get it on with him.


but.....are....you....gay?

Only slightly. :wink:

I can appreciate beauty in either sex.

I get scared when a gay person winks.
Demonic Furbies
31-05-2004, 04:51
who somebody does or doesnt like doesnt change who they are. id help them just like any other friend.
Baclumi
31-05-2004, 04:53
It depends on how they came out to me.

if they said "i think i am gay, please help me" and if they were christian, i would probably try to counsel them or something, but i really dont know, it has never happened before.
Japaica
31-05-2004, 04:56
was it really necessary to attack my personal character?
no it wasn't. That's what the edit was about. Though I would question your character based on how you would treat your friends.
im just not comfortable around gay people, is that a crime?

I'm also uncomfortable around gay men. Men being the key word.
Soviet Haaregrad
31-05-2004, 04:58
was it really necessary to attack my personal character?
no it wasn't. That's what the edit was about. Though I would question your character based on how you would treat your friends.
im just not comfortable around gay people, is that a crime?

I'm also uncomfortable around gay men. Men being the key word.

Why?
Soviet Haaregrad
31-05-2004, 04:58
was it really necessary to attack my personal character?
no it wasn't. That's what the edit was about. Though I would question your character based on how you would treat your friends.
im just not comfortable around gay people, is that a crime?

I'm also uncomfortable around gay men. Men being the key word.

Why?
GNU-Linux
31-05-2004, 04:59
was it really necessary to attack my personal character?
no it wasn't. That's what the edit was about. Though I would question your character based on how you would treat your friends.
im just not comfortable around gay people, is that a crime?

I'm also uncomfortable around gay men. Men being the key word.

I used to be, but not any more.
Japaica
31-05-2004, 04:59
was it really necessary to attack my personal character?
no it wasn't. That's what the edit was about. Though I would question your character based on how you would treat your friends.
im just not comfortable around gay people, is that a crime?

I'm also uncomfortable around gay men. Men being the key word.

Why?

I'm not uncomfortable around gay women. :wink:

Unless they are like Rosie O donnel
Mokusei
31-05-2004, 05:00
Nothing. They are still the same person that I became friends with, and just because they are more open about their sexual preference doesn't mean anything.
Cannot think of a name
31-05-2004, 05:00
was it really necessary to attack my personal character?
no it wasn't. That's what the edit was about. Though I would question your character based on how you would treat your friends.
im just not comfortable around gay people, is that a crime?

I'm also uncomfortable around gay men. Men being the key word.
Do you really find that women can't control themselves around you? Do you have to walk the streets with your hand over your crotch to keep them from grabing it? Do you come home with a sore butt because the ladies can't seem to pass you without pinching it?

Why in the hell would you think that gay guys would have that problem?
HotRodia
31-05-2004, 05:00
I might be slightly uncomfortable about it at first, but I wouldn't stop being thier friend or hanging out with them.

OT: Is your name the name of a town in southern Ireland?

No, but you're close. It's derived from "Gaeltacht" or gaelic-speaking region. There's several of them, in both the North and the Republic.

Ah, thanks.
Greywollffe
31-05-2004, 05:01
Is there really a point to this question? Maybe it's just a way for the poll's creator to see how truly shallow some of their fellow players are. If one of my friends were to 'come out', so to speak, it wouldn't affect me in the least. It's not my life. It wouldn't change my opinion of them. It's a simple matter of acceptance.

'Help them come to terms'? What is that? "Oh, my sad little gay friend. Let me help you deal with this tragic event in your sad life." That's what it seems to say. Now, if it were written 'Help them come to terms if they ask for guidance', or something similar, I think it would be more valid. As it stands, that particular answer seems to me like the view is that homosexuality is a disease like cancer, which it's not.


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Johnistan
31-05-2004, 05:04
I can be a real homophobe sometimes because of my closet case symdrome, so I'd probably have to deal with it and no talk to him for awhile.
GNU-Linux
31-05-2004, 05:06
'Help them come to terms'? What is that? "Oh, my sad little gay friend. Let me help you deal with this tragic event in your sad life." That's what it seems to say. Now, if it were written 'Help them come to terms if they ask for guidance', or something similar, I think it would be more valid. As it stands, that particular answer seems to me like the view is that homosexuality is a disease like cancer, which it's not.

Yeah, "come to terms" was a pretty bad way to put it. I just meant like help them if they were worried about what people would think, or about what people they knew did think, or any other way it might cause discomfort.
Soviet Haaregrad
31-05-2004, 05:06
was it really necessary to attack my personal character?
no it wasn't. That's what the edit was about. Though I would question your character based on how you would treat your friends.
im just not comfortable around gay people, is that a crime?

I'm also uncomfortable around gay men. Men being the key word.

Why?

I'm not uncomfortable around gay women. :wink:

Unless they are like Rosie O donnel

Why are you uncomfortable around gay men?
Squornshelous
31-05-2004, 05:07
Friend: Squorn, I need to tell you somehting, I'm gay.

Squorn: Meh.
Grays Hill
31-05-2004, 05:07
Is there really a point to this question? Maybe it's just a way for the poll's creator to see how truly shallow some of their fellow players are. If one of my friends were to 'come out', so to speak, it wouldn't affect me in the least. It's not my life. It wouldn't change my opinion of them. It's a simple matter of acceptance.

'Help them come to terms'? What is that? "Oh, my sad little gay friend. Let me help you deal with this tragic event in your sad life." That's what it seems to say. Now, if it were written 'Help them come to terms if they ask for guidance', or something similar, I think it would be more valid. As it stands, that particular answer seems to me like the view is that homosexuality is a disease like cancer, which it's not.


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Nicely said. I agree.
Daistallia 2104
31-05-2004, 05:08
I'm also uncomfortable around gay men. Men being the key word.

I used to be, but not any more.

I used to be as well. Realising how many people are gay (10% or so IIRC) brings it into better perspective.
NuMetal
31-05-2004, 05:08
I would do very little
NuMetal
31-05-2004, 05:08
I would do very little
Greywollffe
31-05-2004, 05:08
Meh.

I've seen people use this term before. What does it mean?


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Monkeypimp
31-05-2004, 05:09
Meh.

I've seen people use this term before. What does it mean?


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I think I'm going to get really sick of that really fast...
Colodia
31-05-2004, 05:09
Only thing I'd do is make sure there are at least 5 people between me and him at the locker room...

and that's already given, so nothing really.
Johnistan
31-05-2004, 05:09
Meh.

I've seen people use this term before. What does it mean?


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Are you a robot?
Gaeltach
31-05-2004, 05:09
Meh.

I've seen people use this term before. What does it mean?


Just an expression of more or less indifference.
Demonic Furbies
31-05-2004, 05:11
Meh.

I've seen people use this term before. What does it mean?


way of saying *shrug* without do it. sorta.
Demonic Furbies
31-05-2004, 05:11
Meh.

I've seen people use this term before. What does it mean?


way of saying *shrug* without do it. sorta.
Greywollffe
31-05-2004, 05:11
Are you a robot?

Que? What is that supposed to mean?


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Daistallia 2104
31-05-2004, 05:16
I've seen people use this term before. What does it mean?


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I think I'm going to get really sick of that really fast...

Agreed.
Demonic Furbies
31-05-2004, 05:18
the madalion thing is kinda creepy.
Hakartopia
31-05-2004, 05:21
Something nasty.

Involving leather, handcuffs, a lot of lube, and a little whip maybe. :twisted:
Eridanus
31-05-2004, 05:24
I'd help them deal with it if they were having trouble accepting it
Greywollffe
31-05-2004, 05:25
the madalion thing is kinda creepy.

It's nothing special. Just the symbol for Hydra, a multi-national subversive group formed to take over the world. The multiple arms signify Hydra's (yes, based on the Greek mythological creature of the same name) ability to rebuild after any defeat. They are opposed by S.H.I.E.L.D. and Nick Fury, for anyone who's read Marvel Comics (http://www.marvel.com).


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Johnistan
31-05-2004, 05:25
Alright it's offical, Grey is a robot.
Incertonia
31-05-2004, 05:28
What would you do if a friend you'd known for years came out as homosexual?Ask them what took them so long. My experience has been that by the time someone gets the nerve to come out, all his/her friends have subconsciously known for years and were wondering what all the fuss was about.
Eridanus
31-05-2004, 05:30
the madalion thing is kinda creepy.

It's nothing special. Just the symbol for Hydra, a multi-national subversive group formed to take over the world. The multiple arms signify Hydra's (yes, based on the Greek mythological creature of the same name) ability to rebuild after any defeat. They are opposed by S.H.I.E.L.D. and Nick Fury, for anyone who's read Marvel Comics (http://www.marvel.com).


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Gaeltach
31-05-2004, 05:31
What would you do if a friend you'd known for years came out as homosexual?Ask them what took them so long. My experience has been that by the time someone gets the nerve to come out, all his/her friends have subconsciously known for years and were wondering what all the fuss was about.

You know, that's an excellent point, and true from what I've observed. Though I'd probably still be uncomfortable if they started telling me about their dating experiences. At first, anyway.
Greater Valia
31-05-2004, 05:35
stop talking to them
gamers......

gamers?
Role-players. I spent the early part of the year knee-deep in 'em. Call of Cthulhu is a game based on Lovecraft books that gamers tend to tote around, which GV has a few threads up about now. There are a few types in them, homophobia is one of the streaks (not all by a long shot are, but a lot have nerd-machismo. it's that overwieght guy wearing camo pants, an ill-fitting Airborne shirt and commenting on the minutia of the paint design on an eight-year olds plastic model tank.)
edit:I'm not implying that GV looks like that or picks on kid's tanks-just the type that his posts bring to mind. For all I know GV is a supermodel. Niether is likely.

the more i think of this the more it bothers me :?
Ernst_Rohm
31-05-2004, 05:38
What would you do if a friend you'd known for years came out as homosexual?


well eventually we fooled around :wink:
Greywollffe
31-05-2004, 05:40
well eventually we fooled around :wink:

Go for it. Everyone should be having fun. :D


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Dakini
31-05-2004, 05:41
well, one of my friends has been finding himself for some time. he went aroudn for a while saying he was gay, then straight, then bi, now he's back to being gay.
i try to keep up with what he's figured out, sometimes he neglects to tell me as we dont' speak very often (nothing to do with his sexuality)
but yeah. last time he said he was gay and was standing by it, i told him congratualtions for figuring it out.

so yeah, i don't really care, so long as my friends are happy.
Squi
31-05-2004, 05:43
What would you do if a friend you'd known for years came out as homosexual?

Start/stop hitting on him/her. Well probably not stop hitting on her, but lessen the frequency.

Actually it's kinda a relief when someone who's been rejecting you for years tells you they're gay, it kinda makes you feel better about never getting anywhere with them.

Seriously, it depends on the individual. There can be some pretty hefty penalties to coming out of the closet and some people aren't ready to pay them. Some people can come out without any significant effect on them and more power to them, but most of those who are deep in the closet are there for reasons.
Greywollffe
31-05-2004, 05:47
Actually it's kinda a relief when someone who's been rejecting you for years tells you they're gay, it kinda makes you feel better about never getting anywhere with them.

I wish someone would tell me that every girl in high school was gay. That would make me feel like less of a loser. :roll:


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Ernst_Rohm
31-05-2004, 05:48
well eventually we fooled around :wink:

Go for it. Everyone should be having fun. :D


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(ooc)yeah, but it ended up making things awkward between us, i'm primarily straight and he was gay, and after we fooled around i didn't feel as comfortable around him. i always felt compelled to set him up with other gay friends so i wouldn't have to deal with the issue of a continuing sexual relationship i didn't want.
Greywollffe
31-05-2004, 05:51
(ooc)yeah, but it ended up making things awkward between us, i'm primarily straight and he was gay, and after we fooled around i didn't feel as comfortable around him. i always felt compelled to set him up with other gay friends so i wouldn't have to deal with the issue of a continuing sexual relationship i didn't want.

Point taken (pun intended). 8)


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31-05-2004, 05:53
if my friend came out, i probably would throw him into a pit of lions.
Hakartopia
31-05-2004, 05:55
if my friend came out, i probably would throw him into a pit of lions.

Gay lions?
Kernlandia
31-05-2004, 05:56
i actually had a friend come out to me once.

so i told him that i was 100% supportive, his being gay didn't matter at all, and that he should do whatever's comfortable for him. it was one of those "awww" moments, because it's flattering that he trusts me that much. and i haven't told anyone, because it's his business, and if he's comfortable telling anyone else he will, and if he doesn't, that's fine too.
Colodia
31-05-2004, 05:56
if my friend came out, i probably would throw him into a pit of lions.

Gay lions?
it's only human
Greywollffe
31-05-2004, 05:59
LMAO!!! Gay lions. "I simply must have my mane permed."


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GNU-Linux
31-05-2004, 06:12
Hmmm. Obviously Kis has some kind of ... mind ... thing. Damn, I should sleep.
Cannot think of a name
31-05-2004, 06:18
the more i think of this the more it bothers me :?Shake it off, it wasn't personal. Just an impression. I even gave the caveat that you probably wheren't what I described.
Greater Valia
31-05-2004, 06:20
the more i think of this the more it bothers me :?Shake it off, it wasn't personal. Just an impression. I even gave the caveat that you probably wheren't what I described.
i dont care. its just nagging at me. now ill probably stop reading lovecraft, stop playing games. and hate myself for about a week :(
Ernst_Rohm
31-05-2004, 06:25
the more i think of this the more it bothers me :?Shake it off, it wasn't personal. Just an impression. I even gave the caveat that you probably wheren't what I described.
i dont care. its just nagging at me. now ill probably stop reading lovecraft, stop playing games. and hate myself for about a week :(


do what makes you happy, if you let the judgement of others determine your lifestyle you'll aways be a poser. and always remember what my college girlfriend said, "yeah most of the punks i know would be playing alot of d&d if they weren't too busy spiking their hair."(this was the late 80s mind you)
Greater Valia
31-05-2004, 06:27
the more i think of this the more it bothers me :?Shake it off, it wasn't personal. Just an impression. I even gave the caveat that you probably wheren't what I described.
i dont care. its just nagging at me. now ill probably stop reading lovecraft, stop playing games. and hate myself for about a week :(


do what makes you happy, if you let the judgement of others determine your lifestyle you'll aways be a poser. and always remember what my college girlfriend said, "yeah most of the punks i know would be playing alot of d&d if they weren't too busy spiking their hair."(this was the late 80s mind you)


meh
31-05-2004, 06:29
if my friend came out i would stick a snake up his ass and let him enjoy the pleasures of REALLY being anally eaten out.
Ernst_Rohm
31-05-2004, 06:30
meh

well never mind what she said then, she dumped me and became a classics professor, what does she know.
31-05-2004, 06:31
...well I had someone attempt to come out to me...after 3 hours of yapping on he still didn't say it and I had to go.

I don't like the person at all and he does not like me either (which makes me wonder why the heck he tried to tell me - sympathy???) and he doesn't like the quick witted remarks that "accidentally" fly from my mouth every so often in front of people...

:twisted:
GNU-Linux
31-05-2004, 06:32
GNU-Linux
31-05-2004, 06:34
if my friend came out i would stick a snake up his ass and let him enjoy the pleasures of REALLY being anally eaten out.

So you are a sadist, basically? Get turned on by violence?
31-05-2004, 06:40
if my friend came out i would stick a snake up his ass and let him enjoy the pleasures of REALLY being anally eaten out.

So you are a sadist, basically? Get turned on by violence?

no not really, but i enjoy seeing people get pissed on. i think its bloody hilarious.
31-05-2004, 06:56
Only thing I'd do is make sure there are at least 5 people between me and him at the locker room...

and that's already given, so nothing really.

HAHA...

How insensitive of you. What about the guys on either side of him :lol:

Seriously...who cares...worried he fancies you?

...But I am glad we don't have communal shower/change rooms around here.
31-05-2004, 06:58
What would you do if a friend you'd known for years came out as homosexual?

"Get back in there!" <points towards the closet which has been forced open>...

<gay friend looks down at shoes with a tear falling from his face>

"Ok, I am sorry. I will go back in now" <walks back into the closet, head hung in shame>...

<door slams shut...sulking can be heard>
31-05-2004, 06:59
eh?
Callisdrun
31-05-2004, 09:38
In the couple times that friends of mine have decided to "come out," I basically just said "ok" and then continued talking about whatever we were talking about before.
BackwoodsSquatches
31-05-2004, 09:49
sniff the sheets?
The Pyrenees
31-05-2004, 09:49
Why is there no poll option 'Hold a party'?
The Pyrenees
31-05-2004, 09:51
Does "do something nasty to them" mean....like, sexual things?

If one of my friends came out to me, and he was hot, I'd totally get it on with him.

:D
Cromotar
31-05-2004, 09:54
When I came out to my friends none of them really cared much about it. Today we can even talk and joke about it. I think we're all closer friends because of it.
NewXmen
31-05-2004, 09:57
If my friend was a guy, I'd encourage him... more women for me! If it is a worman look really sad.
The Pyrenees
31-05-2004, 09:57
Only thing I'd do is make sure there are at least 5 people between me and him at the locker room...

and that's already given, so nothing really.

Yes, because 'gay' also means 'sexually out of control'. And, given you're attitude, 'totally lacking in taste in men'.
Cromotar
31-05-2004, 10:06
Only thing I'd do is make sure there are at least 5 people between me and him at the locker room...

and that's already given, so nothing really.

Yes, because 'gay' also means 'sexually out of control'. And, given you're attitude, 'totally lacking in taste in men'.

Indeed. Why is it that many straight guys, once they find out another guy is gay, automatically assume the gay guy in interested in them?! News flash: WE'RE NOT! (I can't speak for all gays, of course; there will always be sex-crazed morons on both sides of the fence.)
Nova Hope
31-05-2004, 10:14
Only thing I'd do is make sure there are at least 5 people between me and him at the locker room...

and that's already given, so nothing really.

Yes, because 'gay' also means 'sexually out of control'. And, given you're attitude, 'totally lacking in taste in men'.

Indeed. Why is it that many straight guys, once they find out another guy is gay, automatically assume the gay guy in interested in them?! News flash: WE'RE NOT! (I can't speak for all gays, of course; there will always be sex-crazed morons on both sides of the fence.)

Well, when a woman shoots me a look the first thing that crosses my mind is that she's checking me out. Would you like me to alter my thought process about you based soley on your sexuallity?
jk

But yea I've actually had a friend get really POed at me beacause when she came out I didn't do much and it was very emotional for her because I kinda like to play my cards close to my vest so she didn't really know how I'd take it. (she probably wasn't to impressed with my "So your gay, what, do you want a cookie?" It realy wasn't a huge thing to me.)
Skalador
31-05-2004, 18:16
Indeed. Why is it that many straight guys, once they find out another guy is gay, automatically assume the gay guy in interested in them?! News flash: WE'RE NOT! (I can't speak for all gays, of course; there will always be sex-crazed morons on both sides of the fence.)

You can speak for me, if not for the rest of thw world. Seriously, sometime straight males are so very self-centered. They think everyone from straight females to gay men going by lesbians and bisexuals are attracted to them.

Somebody clearly doesn't have a self-esteem problem :roll: :lol:
Earth II
31-05-2004, 19:01
You can speak for me, if not for the rest of thw world. Seriously, sometime straight males are so very self-centered. They think everyone from straight females to gay men going by lesbians and bisexuals are attracted to them.



Do you say they are not?! (ok, bad joke)

I have a friend who "came out" few years ago and I have to admit that it was kind of a slight shock for me 'cause I never would have expected that and it took some time to get used to it. But all in all not much changed and we're still good friends.
So I'd say if this should happen again (and my friend isn't interested in me in a sexual way) there would be no need for any reaction. It's his way of life, not mine. Who cares?