WiggleGiggleFit
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I once asked a similar question, to which the main response was "pride"...but, you don't see straight people, or asexual people "stating" their sexuality...at least, not unless challenged by a person with a different sexuality.
And they feel just as much pride...
And it isn't always obvious that they're straight, or asexual, or objectum-sexual (yes that is also a real sexuality, which means you tend to only love inanimate objects such as cars, walls, buildings etc)
And this..."in your face-ness" is also apparent in people who have never been tormented because of their homosexuality - so it isn't just down to a response to criticism either...
so, what is it about?
I'm just curious to know why this is, nothing against people of any sexuality.
to Kumorifox:
ahh - didn't/couldn't see it from that angle, thanks
To the people saying that it's a lie and/or immaturity thing...I dunno personally - I've been to gay bars/clubs, I work with some gay people...and in both places...they've mostly been showy about it, in general...
I personally find it nice that they're so comfortable with it (seem a hell of a lot happier than most straight people do lol)
...just never understood why they seem to feel the need to be like "ohhh, I'm Gayyyy..." lol
And they feel just as much pride...
And it isn't always obvious that they're straight, or asexual, or objectum-sexual (yes that is also a real sexuality, which means you tend to only love inanimate objects such as cars, walls, buildings etc)
And this..."in your face-ness" is also apparent in people who have never been tormented because of their homosexuality - so it isn't just down to a response to criticism either...
so, what is it about?
I'm just curious to know why this is, nothing against people of any sexuality.
to Kumorifox:
ahh - didn't/couldn't see it from that angle, thanks
To the people saying that it's a lie and/or immaturity thing...I dunno personally - I've been to gay bars/clubs, I work with some gay people...and in both places...they've mostly been showy about it, in general...
I personally find it nice that they're so comfortable with it (seem a hell of a lot happier than most straight people do lol)
...just never understood why they seem to feel the need to be like "ohhh, I'm Gayyyy..." lol