When did you know that some people were homosexual.

a reply to: boymonkey74

I'm the same way, me and the fiancé are pretty much GOT junkies and she is always telling me how she would leave me for Jon Snow and all I can say is, I don't blame you, he's a dam good looking dude.

originally posted by: Reverbs
a reply to: Ghost147

I turn gay guys on..
And I can't help liking it..

They get mad that I'm teasing.
They say dude tell me right now.
And I'm like nah dude.

I'm trying to confuse any "straight" guys on here.
I put "straight" like that to be funny..
I'm just being me.

It's not scary guys.
just cause I like boobs,
doesn't mean you have to.

even if you sleep in my bed with me,
doesn't mean I'll turn you into a boob whore.

If you are worried about what other people do
You are worried about yourself.
You are worried about your big gay self,
that may be trying to peak through the surface.

I tried to test my walls.
Don't be dirty I mean my horizons.
I found out I am not gay.
can't be gay..

It taught me that if you are gay.
You are gay..
have a good one, "one?"
have a nice day.

Haha, I'm on the same boat. For whatever reason, a lot of my gay friends (or my sisters' gay friends) seem to be magnetized. I'll take it as a compliment

Although I wasn't suggesting I was Homosexual (or heterosexual) in my post

Late '60s. Our next door neighbors, Gene and Jack, were two of the nicest people I've ever had the honor to have known.

One day Mr. Jack was helping my Mom with some sewing in her bedroom and my Dad came home. He saw Mr. Jack and said, "What are you doing with my wife?" Mr. Jack turned beet red and ran out of the house, my Mom and Dad busted out laughing. My Dad went to explain to Mr. Jack that he was just messing with him, and Mom explained to me why it was so funny.

If half the world were full of Mr. Genes and Mr. Jacks, we'd be living in paradise. Top notch human beings.

a reply to: boymonkey74

Loved that show too

I've told this story a few times... back in grade school I knew a kid that was gay... I didn't even know what it meant at that point. This guy was always different then any other kid in school. He always played with dolls, hung out with the girls and played with their hair like one of them... All the guys just thought he was weird, but it wasn't until I met him again years later that it dawned on me... OF COURSE!! He was gay!!

He was always the nicest guy, but very feminine... I asked him once we became friends when he knew he was gay... He said he always Knew... It didn't even make him wonder why he liked guys not girls... its just the way he was

originally posted by: Ghost147

Haha, I'm on the same boat. For whatever reason, a lot of my gay friends (or my sisters' gay friends) seem to be magnetized. I'll take it as a compliment

Although I wasn't suggesting I was Homosexual (or heterosexual) in my post

I didn't take your post to be suggesting anything I could notice..
I'm just being me.

a reply to: boymonkey74

I think it would be better worded to ask when we realized that people viewed it as "different" types of love?

As a child my uncle was very young, very handsome, and very popular. He was in college and had finally admitted to himself who he was. My cousin and I got to join him and his friends sometimes and were introduced to a beautiful group of people. Some of my first memories are football game weekends with my uncle, cousin, and his friends. It wasn't until we were old enough to listen to what the family members said that we realized he was gay. We always just thought their lifestyles were awesome because they loved completely.

a reply to: Martin75

It is great to hear many stories of people fondly remembering folk as loving decent people.
I loved me Uncle Mark, he used to cut my hair and dance and sing.

originally posted by: MonkeyFishFrog
a reply to: Mandroid7

Okay, talking about gay love does not mean talking about sex. The only people bringing sex into any of these conversations are the ones against it.

The op does says homoSEXUAl, not homolovual.

originally posted by: Mandroid7

The op does says homoSEXUAl, not homolovual.

In response to:

"Okay, talking about gay love does not mean talking about sex. The only people bringing sex into any of these conversations are the ones against it."

I brought SEX way into it.
Deep thoughts in my head..

I am NOT against gay love.
I love, love of every flavor.
It makes me happy.


I do think people against things like gay marriage
forget about the LOVE part though, you are right

Love is all you need.
and some food.

originally posted by: Mandroid7

originally posted by: MonkeyFishFrog
a reply to: Mandroid7

Okay, talking about gay love does not mean talking about sex. The only people bringing sex into any of these conversations are the ones against it.

The op does says homoSEXUAl, not homolovual.

We get you view point and respect your right to have one.

How about you move along and let people carry on without you now eh?

a reply to: boymonkey74

Maybe a better question could be when did you realise you diddn't give a # about sexuality and just got on with it?

One of my favorite people in the world is in his own words a screaming queen of the upmost degree.

I would crawl naked over broken glass to spend an evening drinking and laughing with him.

originally posted by: Metallicus
I was a sheltered child and didn't find out until I was probably 13 or 14. I was horrified that a man could find another man's hairy butt attractive.

I'm horrified that a woman would find that attractive.

originally posted by: nonspecific

originally posted by: Mandroid7

originally posted by: MonkeyFishFrog
a reply to: Mandroid7

Okay, talking about gay love does not mean talking about sex. The only people bringing sex into any of these conversations are the ones against it.

The op does says homoSEXUAl, not homolovual.

We get you view point and respect your right to have one.

How about you move along and let people carry on without you now eh?

You respect my opinion, now leave the discussion?

Do you always speak out of two sides of your face like that?

Why do you feel you need to respond to a comment to someone else?

a reply to: Cuervo

Thats a very good point.

How a man could find that attractive is bizzare but for a woman to find it so is normal?

Or maybe they missed the....

As we all know we could explain it to them but we cannot understand it for them.

a reply to: Mandroid7

Because your opinion is noted but is not in keeping with the OP?

originally posted by: nonspecific
a reply to: Cuervo

Thats a very good point.

How a man could find that attractive is bizzare but for a woman to find it so is normal?

Or maybe they missed the....

As we all know we could explain it to them but we cannot understand it for them.

No, you got the point. When I used to question why a man would be attracted to such a homely form as a man's body, I reminded myself that it's just as odd to me that a woman would.

originally posted by: Cuervo
No, you got the point. When I used to question why a man would be attracted to such a homely form as a man's body, I reminded myself that it's just as odd to me that a woman would.

Woman like a lot of strange things. I'm so thankful for it.
How else could I stay a man, if men were not attractive?

of course even straight girls sometimes find girls attractive.
I think girls are the prettier sex, but I could be wrong, I'm biased.

I have a list of guys that if I was gay would be my picks..
LOL..
It's fun to trip girls out talking about that. Often it turns into an in...

a reply to: nonspecific

I disagree. Someone stated homosexual is about love not sex. They were wrong.
I stated I don't want to hear about either sexuals.



ho·mo·sex·u·al
ˌhōməˈsekSH(əw)əl/
adjective
1.
(of a person) sexually attracted to people of one's own sex.
involving or characterized by sexual attraction between people of the same sex.
"homosexual desire"
noun
noun: homosexual; plural noun: homosexuals
1.
a person who is sexually attracted to people of their own sex.
synonyms: gay, lesbian; More
antonyms: heterosexual

This is a dead end conversation. Pretty sure t&c's are against sexual talk if you wanna be exact.
How about you request a special sex section, or stick to an adult gay or straight sex chat.

a reply to: Mandroid7

I was on your side for the other poster saying you should leave. I thought that was rude.

But now you have Said end of conversation,
while trying to make the conversation fit what "you want to hear."

So I guess that's the end of the conversation for you then.

Don't be so girly weak on me now.

I expect a reply now, bit I'm not hoping for one.

Do you want to talk about gay people loving each other? I can do that. I can even talk about me LOVING gay people. Yummy.



The OP is actually when did you notice gay people...
If you want to play this game.

The OP evolved. It happens. Monkeyman boy dude awesome person guy can tell us to get back on topic if he wants.

originally posted by: Mandroid7
a reply to: nonspecific

I disagree. Someone stated homosexual is about love not sex. They were wrong.
I stated I don't want to hear about either sexuals.



ho·mo·sex·u·al
ˌhōməˈsekSH(əw)əl/
adjective
1.
(of a person) sexually attracted to people of one's own sex.
involving or characterized by sexual attraction between people of the same sex.
"homosexual desire"
noun
noun: homosexual; plural noun: homosexuals
1.
a person who is sexually attracted to people of their own sex.
synonyms: gay, lesbian; More
antonyms: heterosexual

This is a dead end conversation. Pretty sure t&c's are against sexual talk if you wanna be exact.
How about you request a special sex section, or stick to an adult gay or straight sex chat.

How about you keep to the OP instead of using this one to spout your own predudice?

OP:When did you know that some people were homosexual.

Followed by a link to a UK sitcom from the 1970's when homosexuality was first in the mainstream in the UK.

And a question regarding when people became aware of it.

You chose to make it about SEX not the OP or those discussing it.

There is a whole internet out there, if you dislike the way this tiny tiny bit of it is going then I simply suggest you choose another bit of it to engage in.

Does this not make rational sense to you in some way?