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quote: Originally posted by Bugs ****ing Bunny
Giancarlo, you may not see the point in lying but you certainly do it. You have admitted as much to me on this very site. That was the time you said that the reason why you'd claimed that you had made out with your gay friend was that someone had hacked your account, if you need reminding. You later retracted that. Were you lying then, or earlier?
Frankly I think you'd claim to be Eartha Kitt if you thought it would get you some attention. |
Well at least he hasnt posted a thread about it this time...
Maybe he is out for good.
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MrFun
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of Iowa
Nov 2000 time: 23:18
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quote: Originally posted by vlad
Well in Iowa its also normal to .......... lol just kidding. Of course there are gay clubs all over in any big city and a few hundred people that are regualr customers along with many straight folks. Now how many regular bars does Des Moines have? I am guessing more than the % difference. A poor example, but one where I grew up is central Wisconsin. There any gays that might have been born there have gone to larger cities and skewed their % of gay population.Another area would be large retirement communities or even bible belt communities(excepting catholic priest areas ) I really doubt in rural towns of 1000 there are 50 gays or even 25 for that matter, but hey I am not a gay census worker so who knows. Perhaps its 30% and they are all hiding somewhere. Living the past 18 years in a high gay populated Madison,Wisconsin I sure became used to gay population areas. Now that I am in BC,Canada I certainly see less.
I think we should get Starchild to go door to door and count every gay member of the world Hmmm perhaps not since he would never get the job done once he made new friends
I agree with the less than 1% theory, but I think its a statistic that we will never truly know + or - 10%. |
I am originally from a small town of only 300 people, where just about everyone was Catholic. It was surrounded by farms and their fields.
Guess what?? Even in that village, there were two lesbians there, but they felt that they had to move because it was way too uncomfortable there. I cannot blame them.
What I mean with smaller towns, is that most of them probably have at least one or two gays or lesbians, or bisexuals.
You exaggerated my statement about small towns.
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MrFun
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of Iowa
Nov 2000 time: 23:18
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Giancarlo, I know nothing about your family or your friends, or where you live. So my coming out that I experienced could be completely different from what you're experiencing.
But still, if you do not mind, maybe I can help by sharing basically how I experienced coming out.
First of course, I came out to myself, realizing a part of what I really am. Went for the gun case, opened it, but the gun was not there. Not sure if I would have gone ahead with suicide if the gun was there, but glad it wasn't.
Then, I came out to my family and my friends. Over the months after I came out to my mother, and my older brother, we actually formed closer family relations. With my three older sisters -- they have all tried to varying degrees, to understand this part of me, and try to accept me.
As for our community priest, he came down to my mother's house and we talked with him about my sexual orientation. He said that I could continue attending his church if I wanted to, but I should know that the official Church doctrine was against homosexual BEHAVIOR. So basically, he was telling me that I could never have sex in my life unless I forced myself to have sex with women.
My friends that lived in the same rural town I lived in originally, all accepted me after I came out to them.
So remember -- this was what I experienced in a small Catholic white town of only 300 people. I moved about a year after I came out.
I consider myself lucky -- even my relatives still welcome me to family gatherings. My dad was dead from a stroke for about two years when I came out.
I don't know if hearing about other people's experiences in coming out would help you at all, but I hope it does.
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