doofqueen said:^^ It's hard meeting gay people i think as you can't always tell if someone is gay by looking at them so it's difficult to 'hit' on someone when you are not even sure of their sexual orientation.
princess_kitti said:MCWigga, I know exactly what you mean.
I feel especially lame when friends in couples give me the patronising "Don't worry, someone is out there, just waiting for you. Just be patient, you'll be in a couple eventually" talk.
Yuck, I hate that talk. Second only to "there's plenty more fish in the sea"
joannie_mhm said:I'm not saying there isn't cause to complain, and I do know that all of those comments can be patronising and empty and all that, but would you prefer we just smiled and nodded?
beech said:DQ, plenty of gay people in gay clubs, although they are quite my thing. Camp guys don't really push my buttons. Have met a few guys out at straight venues over the years, my gaydar is pretty finely tunned and I usually pick up on it. But yeah you do make a good point, it is a bit trickier and a smaller pool to draw from.
doofqueen said:My gaydar needs lessons.
trancegirle said:hehe as a girl with A LOT of happily coupled girlfriends ive had this convo a few times..
All you can do as a friend is tell them to stop their bitching, go out and get really drunk with them:D
oooh - and also as the single friend its not fun hearing every single little teeny weeny romantic, not even romantic thing about your perfect relationship.. Even tho im happy as for my mates, theres other things to talk about.
xcidium said:^^ Is that Zephyr?
(no, not the butt-hole)