[QUOTE="Arsephixiation"]

The ball is in your court.

quadraleap

Funny dude. I don't even know if you are a dude, but still...

[QUOTE="Arsephixiation"]

I'm not sure anymore, especially since you said this. Perhaps we should call it quits based on uncertainty.

quadraleap

The ball is in your court.

And thanks to the previous poster for the Revy pic- my undies just grew in size.

[QUOTE="Arsephixiation"]

Statistics, my friend, statistics do not lie. There is always the exception to the rule, however small that statistic may be.

I do not mean to appear to be condescending, but let's be real.

quadraleap

I'm not sure anymore, especially since you said this. Perhaps we should call it quits based on uncertainty.

Most who act that way do so because that is who they are. There's nothing wrong or insulting about it.

Dark_Knight6

Absolutely, but Quadraleap seems to want to place some value in masking or disguising who they are, which is very perplexing to me.

[QUOTE="Arsephixiation"]

I think a more effeminate gay would find it much harder to hide it than a more dominant masculine one, don't you?

quadraleap

Statistics, my friend, statistics do not lie. There is always the exception to the rule, however small that statistic may be.

I do not mean to appear to be condescending, but let's be real.

[QUOTE="Arsephixiation"]

Tell me what is on your mind. I am listening.

quadraleap

I think a more effeminate gay would find it much harder to hide it than a more dominant masculine one, don't you?

[QUOTE="Arsephixiation"]

Let me guess...stereotypes be damned...it's always the individual.

There is a reason why insurance companies hire statisticians (actuaries), just like there is a reason why common stereotypes and generalizations become popular.

quadraleap

Tell me what is on your mind. I am listening.

[QUOTE="Arsephixiation"]

I have friends from all walks of life and frequent many clubs with varying clientèle, but one thing I have noticed is, it is always the "normal" gay that hunts for fresh meat.

quadraleap

Let me guess...stereotypes be damned...it's always the individual.

There is a reason why insurance companies hire statisticians (actuaries), just like there is a reason why common stereotypes and generalizations become popular.

[QUOTE="Arsephixiation"]

[QUOTE="funsohng"]they don't act "feminine" but rather they are being themselves and doing what they like, and people are calling them "feminine" and there are "feminine" males who are very straight.PerfectCircles

I have a few friends who are gay but what I have noticed is, the dominant ones are mostly like normal dudes, but it is the subversive ones that act like chicks (flamers). After all, someone has to take it up the rear.

I have friends from all walks of life and frequent many clubs with varying clientèle, but one thing I have noticed is, it is always the "normal" gay that hunts for fresh meat like a predator.

You do not have to be an adherent to dogmatic BS to understand that benevolence/philanthropy is the best course of action.