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17 Jun 2020, 7:07 pm
auntblabby wrote:
Pepe wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
Gentleman Argentum wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
it used to infuriate me that foolish people would ASS-ume, just because i was not dating, that me or anybody else automatically HAD to be more interested in men, just because folks like me weren't making passes at the self-impressed fools or acting like a downright horndog. now i no longer care what fools think.
I assume str8 until actually told otherwise. If they're gay, they usually feel flattered by the assumption. Unfortunately, you str8 folk still feel insulted by the opposite assumption. Anyways, I don't care anymore at my age, and don't really stop and think about it other than idle curiosity.
am bi not str8. but i hated the arrogance of the females that assumed that just because i didn't make moves on them that i automatically HAD to be gay. the arrogance offended me greatly.
Really?
Aren't we too old, these days, to be offended "Greatly"?
that is why i said "it USED to infuriate me...."
Did what I said, offend you *Greatly*?
17 Jun 2020, 7:09 pm
Gentleman Argentum wrote:
Pepe wrote:
Gentleman Argentum wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
unlike non-social people, many social people suffer greatly in the absence of congenial company. we should try to remember that.
So true. COVID-19's quarrantine has been ultra-stressful for the raging extroverts. One size doesn't fit all, for sure.
I get lonely too, but it subsides to just a dull background ache, apt to be forgotten in the wake of games or shows.
I find this funny.
Am I a bad person?
I laff at it too. Extroverts always pumping their chest about how great they are...until now.
Schadenfreude rulz!
Gentleman Argentum wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
Pepe wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
Gentleman Argentum wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
it used to infuriate me that foolish people would ASS-ume, just because i was not dating, that me or anybody else automatically HAD to be more interested in men, just because folks like me weren't making passes at the self-impressed fools or acting like a downright horndog. now i no longer care what fools think.
I assume str8 until actually told otherwise. If they're gay, they usually feel flattered by the assumption. Unfortunately, you str8 folk still feel insulted by the opposite assumption. Anyways, I don't care anymore at my age, and don't really stop and think about it other than idle curiosity.
am bi not str8. but i hated the arrogance of the females that assumed that just because i didn't make moves on them that i automatically HAD to be gay. the arrogance offended me greatly.
Really?
Aren't we too old, these days, to be offended "Greatly"?
that is why i said "it USED to infuriate me...."
Your profile pic looks puzzled and mildly irritated rather than infuriated.
However I wouldn't get too close to the walking cane.Wise move.
Santa *does* have a dark side.
17 Jun 2020, 7:16 pm
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
And So It Goes wrote:
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
That’s actually all due to homophobia, think about it.
Absolutely. Homophobia coarsed through my Secondary School when I was there.
Even before exposure to such prejudice, I wasn't ever really attracted to the same sex.
The outed were ostracised, and at the time, there was seldom support offered. I only presume this, as I didn't receive much support from the school when I was bullied.
Someone else mentioned of being assumed gay because he sits with legs crossed. There are even more subtle things that people see as ‘gay stuff’, like for example if you don’t like a certain sport, or drive in certain way.
In school I was assumed gay by some girls (I overheard her) because I never ogled at girls (but neither at guys but apparently that didn’t matter for them).
Isn't that what men say about women who reject them?
"Lesbian".
auntblabby wrote:
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
There are even more subtle things that people see as ‘gay stuff’, like for example if you don’t like a certain sport, or drive in certain way.
pardon, but can you tell me what kind of driving would make somebody else say, "that driver is GAY"?
The ones who drive on the left.
Dah.
that1weirdgrrrl
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17 Jun 2020, 9:23 pm
Pepe wrote:
The ones who drive on the left.
Dah.
17 Jun 2020, 11:57 pm
that1weirdgrrrl wrote:
Pepe wrote:
The ones who drive on the left.
Dah.
Wow, Grrrl,
You *are* weird,
If you like my jokes.
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18 Jun 2020, 3:15 am
Pepe wrote:
Santa *does* have a dark side.
no i don't, but i do have an insufficiently illuminated side. seriously, consider watching "night of the meek" [twizone episode where i got my avatar], it is, in bits and pieces, on youtube. THAT is ME.
18 Jun 2020, 5:08 am
Pepe wrote:
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
And So It Goes wrote:
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
That’s actually all due to homophobia, think about it.
Absolutely. Homophobia coarsed through my Secondary School when I was there.
Even before exposure to such prejudice, I wasn't ever really attracted to the same sex.
The outed were ostracised, and at the time, there was seldom support offered. I only presume this, as I didn't receive much support from the school when I was bullied.
Someone else mentioned of being assumed gay because he sits with legs crossed. There are even more subtle things that people see as ‘gay stuff’, like for example if you don’t like a certain sport, or drive in certain way.
In school I was assumed gay by some girls (I overheard her) because I never ogled at girls (but neither at guys but apparently that didn’t matter for them).
Isn't that what men say about women who reject them?
"Lesbian".
I’m beginning to wonder if ogling and making sexual comments about women is social acceptable. Guys at my work do it and other guys talk about doing it and women don’t seem upset about it. But you always hear about women saying they don’t like it, but why not speak up? And when told other guys have done it about them why don’t they get upset? I suppose I’m the only guy who doesn’t look at some woman then turn to the guy next to me and say would you look at that ass.
My showing disgust or lack of responding or probably doesn’t help me make friends.
I’m not saying I don’t look at women. I’m single and male. But I don’t make comments about them, I don’t ogle them. I try not to look at women as I know I’m not good enough to flirt with them. These guys get sex and relationships. So it’d seem atlest some women like it/them. They’ve got money and maybe looks? The one guy everyone complains about though.
Also I’m beginning to think most women are boring and suck at conversations. And the ones I can have conversations with are either too far away, not interested in me or too old for me. Or do most couples just not talk? Did they just jump quick to sex and just do work , sex and sleep barely seeing each other?
Like I try to chat with them. But they don’t put much effort in. I’d expect someone interested in their hobbies or interests to go on and on about it.
Society and women are confusing to me.
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18 Jun 2020, 5:56 am
auntblabby wrote:
Gentleman Argentum wrote:
Your profile pic looks puzzled and mildly irritated rather than infuriated. However I wouldn't get too close to the walking cane.
However I wouldn't get too close to the walking cane.more like resigned.
Right. I just caught the left eye, there is some sadness there. My brain wasn't quite firing on all cylinders yesterday, not that I'm any expert on reading faces.
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18 Jun 2020, 6:41 am
Gentleman Argentum wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
Gentleman Argentum wrote:
Your profile pic looks puzzled and mildly irritated rather than infuriated. However I wouldn't get too close to the walking cane.
However I wouldn't get too close to the walking cane.more like resigned.
Right. I just caught the left eye, there is some sadness there. My brain wasn't quite firing on all cylinders yesterday, not that I'm any expert on reading faces.
watch "night of the meek" [twizone episode] some time. see if you recognize me in there.
18 Jun 2020, 8:46 am
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19 Jun 2020, 3:49 am
auntblabby wrote:
Gentleman Argentum wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
Gentleman Argentum wrote:
Your profile pic looks puzzled and mildly irritated rather than infuriated. However I wouldn't get too close to the walking cane.
However I wouldn't get too close to the walking cane.more like resigned.
Right. I just caught the left eye, there is some sadness there. My brain wasn't quite firing on all cylinders yesterday, not that I'm any expert on reading faces.
watch "night of the meek" [twizone episode] some time. see if you recognize me in there.
Oh junk I was a "twizone" junkie, watched them all twice. But I decided I don't watch b&w shows anymore.
Also there are cool modern shows that are better than twilight zone, like "Tales from the Loop" for instance. Even "Inside No.9" is O.K. sometimes and better than "Twilight Zone". You know that old show varied a lot in quality.
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