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| multiple | 6-Jan-2000 | hypothetical question | Frostbrand | unsorted | 63 | 6 | 44.2% |
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| User | Comment |
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| lara | posted 7-Jan-2000 12:03pm I'd be very surprised, since most of his friends are also my friends and most of them are not lesbians. |
| mandy | posted 7-Jan-2000 12:06pm If they were the kind of friends that made her happy...I would be delighted. Sexual orientation would not be a factor...the kind of people they are....that's what counts. |
| they | posted 7-Jan-2000 12:18pm I don't understand why this would matter? |
| romkey | posted 7-Jan-2000 12:43pm my SO is a gay man. Why would it matter in the least if all his friends are lesbians? |
| eris | posted 7-Jan-2000 3:40pm Well, as a matter of fact many of my (female) SO's friends are gay men, and so am I. Her other boyfriend is straight. Works for us... I am constantly amazed by how uptight about sex (and sexual preference in particular) many Americans seem to be. I'm pretty highly sexed myself, and yet I spend the great majority of my time thinking about, and doing, other things where it has no relevance whatsoever. |
| Lucy | posted 7-Jan-2000 5:39pm I wouldn't mind. I think it might even be a good thing because it would show that he is open-minded, a feature which I tend to value. |
| Gamera | posted 7-Jan-2000 6:24pm I checked "why would I care," but that's not exactly how I feel. I mean I care a lot about the lives of my SOs and their friends, but not in the way you mean. |
| drdt | posted 7-Jan-2000 7:28pm I'd be more concerned if they were all homosexual members of the same sex. |
| magbast | posted 7-Jan-2000 9:37pm life would go on as usual |
| jzp | posted 8-Jan-2000 7:40am It wouldn't matter to me at all. |
| Oscar | posted 9-Jan-2000 3:08pm it wouldn't matter to me |
| lelle | posted 10-Jan-2000 2:28am I'd be surprised, since we know quite a few of each other's friends. |
| ILJ | posted 10-Jan-2000 11:23am I can't imagine why I would care. |
| pandora | posted 12-Jan-2000 5:35pm bleh! |
| natsim | posted 1-Feb-2000 3:10pm I wouldn't care. If my SO had |
| bluebird1974 | posted 17-Feb-2000 12:08pm It would be odd and I would question him about why all his friends were lesbians.I do not think I would care unless there was some odd reason they were all gay like they let him watch them have sex or something like that. |
| SueBee | posted 17-Feb-2000 11:25pm Yep, gotta watch out for those crazy fudgein' lesbians! |
| magbast | posted 18-Feb-2000 12:36am i was a lesbian in high school...took drama class, but never participated in any plays!! |
| mandy | posted 18-Feb-2000 12:49am Yep...they are always looking for men to come home with them...and watch..... |
| supplicant | posted 18-Feb-2000 8:23am *raises hand meekly* where do we sign up to volunteer? |
| Maarten | posted 18-Feb-2000 8:43am SueBee/TwM: Did you see 'Fudging Åmål' (or 'Show me love' as itīs called in the States) yet? Itīs a Swedish movie about 2 girls and their struggle being lesbian. Itīs a nice movie with great young actors. Also for heteros itīs a movie worth visiting. |
| SueBee | posted 18-Feb-2000 4:42pm Haven't seen it yet, but we'll be sure to look for it. Thanks, Maarten! |
| mandy | posted 18-Feb-2000 7:45pm supplicant...there's a waiting list.... |
| supplicant | posted 19-Feb-2000 7:44am Damn... if I can do a cute little Dutch accent do I get fast-tracked to the top? |
| SueBee | posted 19-Feb-2000 12:59pm No worries, mate...your Aussie accent is sure to do the same trick. |
| mandy | posted 19-Feb-2000 1:50pm uh huh...uh huh... I mean, I'd let that Crocodile Hunter guy....oh...well...nevermind. |
| SueBee | posted 19-Feb-2000 3:27pm ...Throw you down and wrap electrical tape around your mouth? |
| mandy | posted 19-Feb-2000 4:36pm *faints* |
| mary | posted 7-Mar-2000 4:44pm Actually, they are, and that doesn't bother me. |
| Zang | posted 28-Oct-2006 5:41pm jerk hag. Yeah, I've known some jerk hags in my day. I suppose that of all the women I've been with, the one I was with the longest was probably the jerk hag-iest. Oddly enough, it really dissipated a few months after we started going out. It may have had something to do with the fact that she was roommates with one of her old high school buddies that was a gay man. At first it was like practically all her friends were gay men. Later it was like no more than usual. Probably just a phase, because of her roommate/buddy...
I'll be honest, I'm afraid I do have slight prejudice against jerk hags in a sense. I get the impression that they have some "issues". I'd probably think the same thing if someone seemed to have most of their friendships with people of some minority group without any obvious extenuating circumstances. I would think that a normal healthy person would have a large group of friends that more or less represented a cross section of their society. If it looks like you are picking your friends based upon some irrelevant personal attributes, I think it's bound to raise some eyebrows. |
| LindaH | posted 23-Jul-2008 10:57pm I'd think: Maybe he gets along better with women than with men. And maybe he finds gay women "safer" than straight ones. It would make sense to me. |
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