With a moniker like "Foxhole" where do your loyalties lie.
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I'm going to repeat what I asked earlier in this thread, if any of us had (have) children or loved ones that come out as gay or, indeed, transgender, would we not want our society to treat them with respect? I'd be interested to know what folk like Andy et al. would say to a son/daughter who came out as gay. Perhaps they would be true to their convictions and say 'leave now and don't darken my door again, you are lost to me.'
I don't understand. You seem to be bemoaning the lack of women trying to be feminine, and then complain about the women that engage in the ridiculous "look at me" (read: fancy me) cosmetic/plastic surgery as being evidence of... what? Hormones in the water?
Is this short hand for "any bird that doesn't fancy me when I talk to her in the pub must be batting for the 'other side'"?
Andy, if you want, I can send you a link for low friction creams and websites that will help you- all you need is internet access and your hand.
Once enabled, I hope it improves your life.
Seriously though, I have grey hair but still get my beans.
Come back and ask for advice about getting a girl friend. You don't need to to live alone, x
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I know that's pretty close to what my father would have said, because he said he would have done.
Entirely in character, he was a POS.
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It still upsets me that my favourite uncle, with days left to live, did not acknowledge that his son was gay & allow him to visit his deathbed. My cousin Jason has always been one of my favourite family members & he has always been a massive hit with both my kids & my grandkids. Unceremoniously kicked out of the house at 18, he has enjoyed the same partner for more than 40yrs & lives a life that is still both full of fun & productive.
If you were a parent of a child that came out to you as gay . . . . Then it would just confirm what you already knew.
If it didn't then you have failed as a parent.
Smells like gassy bullshít.
Gay bloke I worked with was always saying "women are alright, but they're not as good as the real thing."
Many. many moons ago., I worked at House of Farce (Fraser, to those not employed there).
A part of (IIRC) the third floor was given over to "the alterations dept", where off-the-peg suits, jackets, trousers, dresses etc were tweaked for the punter.
Dept was run by Larry Grayson's extra-effeminate cousin, whose favourite phrase was "30 yrs in the business, and NEVER dropped a sequin!"
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I have known one f one m who hid it from their parents well enough not to have been sussed. The lass is very reserved, and the lad displayed enough general interest to leave uncertainty, though really he's now decided he's "pan".
A bit like V. Woolf who said something along the lines that to her it didn't matter much what bits were rubbed together.
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Lots of presuming and prejudice on this thread! Many of you have assumed (wrongly) that I don't like lesbians.
I merely asked why there appears to be more of them now than ever. Only JP actually answered this, most of you made personal digs at me. I need a safe space.
I merely asked why there appears to be more of them now than ever. Only JP actually answered this, most of you made personal digs at me. I need a safe space.
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In my day there wasn't enough Lesbions.
Exactly what I meant by misogyny
Old vinty won't get that.
That’s why I used big words, confuse him.
You come across as a bloke that despises women (Muslims, dark people, foreigners, honesty, anyone different).
Because in the main, society doesn't shun people in these brackets any longer, which is a good thing in my opinion. There probably aren't 'more', it's just that more people now feel free to express who they really are.
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