Someone needed to say it lol, but you should be mad at a completely different group of people! I'm not the one who decides what's gay or what's not.
Next they'll be telling us that wearing green on Thursdays is gay.
Someone needed to say it lol, but you should be mad at a completely different group of people! I'm not the one who decides what's gay or what's not.
Next they'll be telling us that wearing green on Thursdays is gay.
Wearing green on Thursdays is gay.
I've always seen the issue as a "what came first, the chicken or the egg?" issue. Did we first have gay people and then observed what they look like and act like and thus a specific way of appearance and acting are signs that you're gay, or did the appearances and actions exist before the label of gay, and we, for whatever reason, decided to classify it all as gay?
I've seen it in two different ways. First, i know that there are people who have speech conditions or simply their natural way of talking that sound very similar if not identical to the lisp we see certain people in the gay community demonstrate. So i wondered: "Wait, are these people lisping because they're gay, or do we assume they're gay because their lisping?" Perhaps, the lisp is a certain way of speech, as clearly not everyone sounds the same, and some have even more peculiar ways of speech, and that somehow, it ended up being a criteria we use to designate someone as gay, and because there exists this image of what a gay man is, people who may actually have interests for other men might believe that that's the way they're supposed to be. Of course, i could be wrong and it could be that lisping is something natural to gay people because gay people are a different kind of person than a straight one.
I wish every gay person talked like Jack from Will & Grace.
I knew someone in high school that everyone thought was straight yadda yadda, he wasn't a sport jock type of guy, but definitely on the prep side. Had a pretty deep voice. Then about 2 months before graduation he came out of the closet. Fast forward a couple months after graduation and he has the flamboyant lisp.
I was almost in shock that he either forcibly was talking like that to make sure everyone knew, or if it was a natural occurrence of being gay (possibly higher estrogen levels or something like that)
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I'd bang Tyche's wife, then bang Tyche.
Has it just been me, or has anyone else noticed Tyche beaing a little mean to his wife lately lol >.>;
DON'T TAKE HER FOR...
I think it depends on who you spend your time with. You live down south you sound southern after a while. Go to england, you sound expensive and smart after a while :D
We lived in florida for a long time, then moved up to MD and went to a school in the ghetto. We picked up our "Ain't"s and teeth-sucking just the same as some people seem to pick up their swishing and love of celine dion (or cher, whatever.)