LGBTQ! Why so many anti gay slurs? NSFW/K

**Slurpee** · 01-22-2012, 06:12 PM

It's ok, there are such thing as true sterotypes.
I'm black, I'm loud, I like fried chicken and Kool-Aid.
It's okay <3

**Bacon_Barbarian** · 01-22-2012, 08:10 PM

There's a whole lot of homo-eroticism in my school's theater department. Probably because it does attract of homosexuals, but also because the straight people who do the play and musical are more comfortable with their sexuality than the average heterosexual.

Fenn · 01-22-2012, 10:52 PM

Originally Posted by Psy

There is imo a high density of gay men in fashion and make up. I would try to say perhaps its something genetic inherited by all gay men to want to go into such industrys but I hate that it's a continued stereotype that all gay men are fashionable or some kind of fashion idiot savants because we aren't. Yes you see allot of gay men in that type of store but I think its to get women shoppers to buy more because dispite just knowing they like men any woman loves to hear a man tell her she looks great in those shoes or that is her color etc. Other ones are if he's an artist or theater actor he's gay. Not true!

Is it possible that men with fashion sense generally carry a certain negative stigma based on the desire to be "macho," and sense gay men generally seem to worry less about such stigma they are more willing to express this sense than straight men?

Just a thought.

**CypressDahlia** · 01-23-2012, 02:11 AM

Well what I meant is that those kinds of stores are more partial towards gay applicants because they think women are more comfortable interfacing with them, can relate to them better and that they would have more knowledge of the products.

Fenn · 01-23-2012, 01:20 PM

Originally Posted by CypressDahlia

Well what I meant is that those kinds of stores are more partial towards gay applicants because they think women are more comfortable interfacing with them, can relate to them better and that they would have more knowledge of the products.

Oh yeah, I got that. And that's definitely true; women seem far more calm when they know the man isn't interested in them. And I can't really blame them for it, sense...not to stereotype, but many straight men DO have only one thing on their mind most of the time...

I was looking at it from the employee's perspective, not the employers, in response to Psy's quote more than yours.