I really don't like it, being a straight male. But, I have to accept this is ATRL, almost everyone talks to each other like that and I have to adapt and keep my mouth shut cause it's not the end of the world.
I really don't like it, being a straight male. But, I have to accept this is ATRL, almost everyone talks to each other like that and I have to adapt and keep my mouth shut cause it's not the end of the world.
I really don't like it, being a straight male. But, I have to accept this is ATRL, almost everyone talks to each other like that and I have to adapt and keep my mouth shut cause it's not the end of the world.
Same. But I should be able to call them dood. Just saying.
You're not straight
Come on out of that pretty little closet you're in
This is the dumbest thing anyone has ever said on this forum. Not everyone on here is gay. I actually think the gay/straight ratio for guys on this forum is around 60/40, and that's not surprising because there are way more straight people than gay people in the world.
Gyal, why should anyone be offended? My sistren will click their heels & clap their purses all the way to teh receipts we post, so the gworls are always just trendy. Niece, the thirsT!
Gurl
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Originally posted by Hypocrates
I'm a gay male and it offends me when other gay guys talk like that. I'm not a girl, do not refer to me as such. It's not internalized homophobia, it's just you sound really stupid when you talk like that and I feel embarrassed for you.
Lol, straight males casually hanging out on ATRL are the same as those straight males who occasionally and casually hang out at the local gay club, for the atmosphere of course... and then get to drunk...
Depends on how it's said, here on ATRL I don't mind, I think everyone here is a bit extra Queen-y and hams it up. In real life if a person talked like that all the time I probably wouldn't associate with them to begin with but when a friend says it in a tounge and cheek way I don't mind, It's meant to be used sparingly.
i think it'd be kinda dumb to be offended by something like that (like is your masculinity really that sensitive? jeez) but people who say "gurrrl" are incredibly annoying and "sis" sounds really condescending
so no it doesn't offend me but it's annoying and i wish people would stop using them altogether
i'd prefer people act like people with actual unique personalities rather than be a walking stereotype
yes to the question at first, but now not that much i don't think a lot of people have call me that,it more like the other way around.