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Dude you need help.Comment
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no clue.....Comment
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I would still watch him, he's still a fighter, and has more balls then many people, even though he's using them for another gender.Comment
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So what ?? You watch to see Boxing not to have sex with the fighter. Cant understand that in 2007 this still is a issue with some people. In all sport Boxing, Baseboll, Basketball, Baseboll, Soccer etc. i bet there are many thats gay, but of course they never come out because of the heat they would get and all fingers pointed at them. However one day it wont matter whats your sexuality is when you compete in sport, then it will be as is should be.Comment
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if you can fight, then you can fight. I'm not really concerned with how you get you're rocks off.Comment
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He definitely is. He can bs to himself, but he gives off the biggest gay vibe ever.Originally posted by AllEyesOpen View PostComment
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I normally don't comment on subjects like this because I think it is pointless. Perhaps I have way too much free time right now...but I will throw my 2 cents in on this issue.
I would probally be surprised to learn that ( fill in the blank ) boxer is gay, but I can't see any LOGICAL reason to give a ****. Gay people are everywhere. So what? I think true ****phobia is the only thing that might be more "gay" than actually being gay.
There is such a double standard for lesbians or bisexual women, and then there is the "rule" for two guys. ( yes, I find lesbians hot too) But why does the one version that I think is "hot" get to be considered cool and anything else, well, that is just plain wrong? (Is my opinion going to be considered of the same value on an entirely different subject next time I think I know best?) lol.
I think we all need to accept the fact that there are many things happening that are beyond are control in life. If I could start changing things to make the world a "better" place, should I really spend any of my energy on this subject?
I personally find it offensive that gay people get all the time, energy, and bad-mouthing about their lives for being ( almost certainly ) born into this world as someone who is gay. I can't imagine that anyone would really choose to endure such harrasment and even the possibility of a violent attack. By the way, where is the same outrage about pedaphiles in our society?
Is it possible to get a real conversation going about people living in poverty? How about people that can't afford a good education? Hmm, maybe an intense conversation about human rights and how to protect them for all people? No, probally not. But we can always find the time to talk about "the ******."
One last thing about this subject; I think the number one reason that those of "us" that are straight probally get so freaked out about gay men, is because we are missing a simple but very important truth.
"We" make the mistake of thinking that every gay guy is some super horny freak that is going to nail "us" in the ass at the moment the "we" stop calling them ***gots.
( once you get done laughing at that last sentence read the next paragraph please.)
I find that idea to be rather hard to believe. I doubt that there are very many gay dudes who really want to hit on "us" or be aggresive towards "us" if they actually know "we" are straight. I have met/seen/crossed paths with numerous gay people, but I have only met a few that were just *******s that tried to be pushy or inappropriate.
The truth is that some of "us" straight guys often push too far, harrass, intimidate, or make girls really uncomfortable with "our" behaviour. And yet "we" believe that "we" are excused to do what "we" want for any number of reasons. Some guys go too far and that says more about who that person is inside than it does about about his sexual orientation.
My point is... if you encounter some gay dude and he is coming on to you after you make it clear that you are not interested or anything along those lines, just remember that that guy is a jerk and not "just a typical ***got."Comment
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