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SSP

Lifer
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Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Dude, what happened to the rbloedow before he came out? I didn't always agree with some of your politics, but at least you didn't seem to want to flaunt your homosexuality every chance you got. I mean, it's one thing to make it known that you are gay, but it is another to constantly do things that seem to bring attention the that fact. I think that a gay forum would rapidly tire of heterosexuals who continuously flaunt the fact that they are heterosexual. Not that they wouldn't accept a straight person there, but they just don't want to hear about his "Straigth Pride Worldwide" all the time.

Posting janet jackson lyrics is being gay?
 

DainBramaged

Lifer
Jun 19, 2003
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Originally posted by: SSP
Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Dude, what happened to the rbloedow before he came out? I didn't always agree with some of your politics, but at least you didn't seem to want to flaunt your homosexuality every chance you got. I mean, it's one thing to make it known that you are gay, but it is another to constantly do things that seem to bring attention the that fact. I think that a gay forum would rapidly tire of heterosexuals who continuously flaunt the fact that they are heterosexual. Not that they wouldn't accept a straight person there, but they just don't want to hear about his "Straigth Pride Worldwide" all the time.

Posting janet jackson lyrics is being gay?

This thread is not the main evidence for my argument. However, it could come close. :D
 

GeekDrew

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Jun 7, 2000
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Originally posted by: SSP
Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Dude, what happened to the rbloedow before he came out? I didn't always agree with some of your politics, but at least you didn't seem to want to flaunt your homosexuality every chance you got. I mean, it's one thing to make it known that you are gay, but it is another to constantly do things that seem to bring attention the that fact. I think that a gay forum would rapidly tire of heterosexuals who continuously flaunt the fact that they are heterosexual. Not that they wouldn't accept a straight person there, but they just don't want to hear about his "Straigth Pride Worldwide" all the time.

Posting janet jackson lyrics is being gay?


^ it is?
 

Ryan

Lifer
Oct 31, 2000
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Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Dude, what happened to the rbloedow before he came out? I didn't always agree with some of your politics, but at least you didn't seem to want to flaunt your homosexuality every chance you got. I mean, it's one thing to make it known that you are gay, but it is another to constantly do things that seem to bring attention the that fact. I think that a gay forum would rapidly tire of heterosexuals who continuously flaunt the fact that they are heterosexual. Not that they wouldn't accept a straight person there, but they just don't want to hear about his "Straigth Pride Worldwide" all the time.

I'm the same person, just with another facet of my personality that I don't hide.
 

DainBramaged

Lifer
Jun 19, 2003
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Originally posted by: rbloedow
Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Dude, what happened to the rbloedow before he came out? I didn't always agree with some of your politics, but at least you didn't seem to want to flaunt your homosexuality every chance you got. I mean, it's one thing to make it known that you are gay, but it is another to constantly do things that seem to bring attention the that fact. I think that a gay forum would rapidly tire of heterosexuals who continuously flaunt the fact that they are heterosexual. Not that they wouldn't accept a straight person there, but they just don't want to hear about his "Straigth Pride Worldwide" all the time.

I'm the same person, just with another facet of my personality that I don't hide.

Seems that you not only don't hide it, you want everybody to know it and you take every chance possible to make sure it happens.
 

Ryan

Lifer
Oct 31, 2000
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Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Originally posted by: rbloedow
Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Dude, what happened to the rbloedow before he came out? I didn't always agree with some of your politics, but at least you didn't seem to want to flaunt your homosexuality every chance you got. I mean, it's one thing to make it known that you are gay, but it is another to constantly do things that seem to bring attention the that fact. I think that a gay forum would rapidly tire of heterosexuals who continuously flaunt the fact that they are heterosexual. Not that they wouldn't accept a straight person there, but they just don't want to hear about his "Straigth Pride Worldwide" all the time.

I'm the same person, just with another facet of my personality that I don't hide.

Seems that you not only don't hide it, you want everybody to know it and you take every chance possible to make sure it happens.

Or maybe it's something that you focus on.
 

DainBramaged

Lifer
Jun 19, 2003
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Originally posted by: rbloedow
Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Originally posted by: rbloedow
Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Dude, what happened to the rbloedow before he came out? I didn't always agree with some of your politics, but at least you didn't seem to want to flaunt your homosexuality every chance you got. I mean, it's one thing to make it known that you are gay, but it is another to constantly do things that seem to bring attention the that fact. I think that a gay forum would rapidly tire of heterosexuals who continuously flaunt the fact that they are heterosexual. Not that they wouldn't accept a straight person there, but they just don't want to hear about his "Straigth Pride Worldwide" all the time.

I'm the same person, just with another facet of my personality that I don't hide.

Seems that you not only don't hide it, you want everybody to know it and you take every chance possible to make sure it happens.

Or maybe it's something that you focus on.

It can be really hard not to notice sometimes. I guess what I am saying is that it's one thing to mention it in casual conversation but I don't like it when anybody seems to just be doing something to have the rest of the people know that he is "different."
 

Ryan

Lifer
Oct 31, 2000
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Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Originally posted by: rbloedow
Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Originally posted by: rbloedow
Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Dude, what happened to the rbloedow before he came out? I didn't always agree with some of your politics, but at least you didn't seem to want to flaunt your homosexuality every chance you got. I mean, it's one thing to make it known that you are gay, but it is another to constantly do things that seem to bring attention the that fact. I think that a gay forum would rapidly tire of heterosexuals who continuously flaunt the fact that they are heterosexual. Not that they wouldn't accept a straight person there, but they just don't want to hear about his "Straigth Pride Worldwide" all the time.

I'm the same person, just with another facet of my personality that I don't hide.

Seems that you not only don't hide it, you want everybody to know it and you take every chance possible to make sure it happens.

Or maybe it's something that you focus on.

It can be really hard not to notice sometimes. I guess what I am saying is that it's one thing to mention it in casual conversation but I don't like it when anybody seems to just be doing something to have the rest of the people know that he is "different."

What is the difference in mentioning it in casual conversation and "doing something to have the rest of the people know that he is "different.". Who makes this decision - what discerns one from the other?
 

DainBramaged

Lifer
Jun 19, 2003
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Originally posted by: rbloedow
Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Originally posted by: rbloedow
Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Originally posted by: rbloedow
Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Dude, what happened to the rbloedow before he came out? I didn't always agree with some of your politics, but at least you didn't seem to want to flaunt your homosexuality every chance you got. I mean, it's one thing to make it known that you are gay, but it is another to constantly do things that seem to bring attention the that fact. I think that a gay forum would rapidly tire of heterosexuals who continuously flaunt the fact that they are heterosexual. Not that they wouldn't accept a straight person there, but they just don't want to hear about his "Straigth Pride Worldwide" all the time.

I'm the same person, just with another facet of my personality that I don't hide.

Seems that you not only don't hide it, you want everybody to know it and you take every chance possible to make sure it happens.

Or maybe it's something that you focus on.

It can be really hard not to notice sometimes. I guess what I am saying is that it's one thing to mention it in casual conversation but I don't like it when anybody seems to just be doing something to have the rest of the people know that he is "different."

What is the difference in mentioning it in casual conversation and "doing something to have the rest of the people know that he is "different.". Who makes this decision - what discerns one from the other?

Without quoting posts from before and after, I know that many people would agree that you have changed a lot since you came out. Coming out is all fine and good but not everybody wants to hear about it every time you post. (Exaggeration, but not by much)
 

Ryan

Lifer
Oct 31, 2000
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Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Originally posted by: rbloedow
Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Originally posted by: rbloedow
Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Originally posted by: rbloedow
Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Dude, what happened to the rbloedow before he came out? I didn't always agree with some of your politics, but at least you didn't seem to want to flaunt your homosexuality every chance you got. I mean, it's one thing to make it known that you are gay, but it is another to constantly do things that seem to bring attention the that fact. I think that a gay forum would rapidly tire of heterosexuals who continuously flaunt the fact that they are heterosexual. Not that they wouldn't accept a straight person there, but they just don't want to hear about his "Straigth Pride Worldwide" all the time.

I'm the same person, just with another facet of my personality that I don't hide.

Seems that you not only don't hide it, you want everybody to know it and you take every chance possible to make sure it happens.

Or maybe it's something that you focus on.

It can be really hard not to notice sometimes. I guess what I am saying is that it's one thing to mention it in casual conversation but I don't like it when anybody seems to just be doing something to have the rest of the people know that he is "different."

What is the difference in mentioning it in casual conversation and "doing something to have the rest of the people know that he is "different.". Who makes this decision - what discerns one from the other?

Without quoting posts from before and after, I know that many people would agree that you have changed a lot since you came out. Coming out is all fine and good but not everybody wants to hear about it every time you post. (Exaggeration, but not by much)

And many have said the opposite. Again, what discerns one from the other?
 

Ryan

Lifer
Oct 31, 2000
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Baby, I like it when it feels this good. You always seem to make me smile - can't nodoby do what you do, when you love me just a little while ;)
 

QuitBanningMe

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Mar 2, 2005
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Without quoting posts from before and after, I know that many people would agree that you have changed a lot since you came out. Coming out is all fine and good but not everybody wants to hear about it every time you post. (Exaggeration, but not by much)[/quote]

And many have said the opposite. Again, what discerns one from the other?[/quote]
I see it. I just figured it will tone down over time. Who cares? It is the fvcking internet.

I'm torn.
 

Ryan

Lifer
Oct 31, 2000
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Originally posted by: QuitBanningMe


Without quoting posts from before and after, I know that many people would agree that you have changed a lot since you came out. Coming out is all fine and good but not everybody wants to hear about it every time you post. (Exaggeration, but not by much)

And many have said the opposite. Again, what discerns one from the other?[/quote]
I see it. I just figured it will tone down over time. Who cares? It is the fvcking internet.

I'm torn.
[/quote]

I agree - it's just the internet. If you look - you will see what you want to see. *shrug*
 

Ryan

Lifer
Oct 31, 2000
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Originally posted by: ribbon13
I think 'Flamboyance Personified' would be a bit too long. ~°°~

Awww - what about "I :heart: fat dongs" lol :p
 

ribbon13

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Feb 1, 2005
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Wrong? Nothing's wrong until you can't get off even with a Sybian in your bum and a Venus2000 on your cock. :eek:
 

Nitemare

Lifer
Feb 8, 2001
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Originally posted by: rbloedow
Originally posted by: ribbon13
I vote that his title be changed. That would make things a lot easier.

lol - what do you suggest? :p

"Got a nice package alright, guess I'm gonna have to ride it tonight"?
 

Ryan

Lifer
Oct 31, 2000
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Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: rbloedow
Originally posted by: ribbon13
I vote that his title be changed. That would make things a lot easier.

lol - what do you suggest? :p

"Got a nice package alright, guess I'm gonna have to ride it tonight"?

See - you're getting it :p
 

Ryan

Lifer
Oct 31, 2000
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Originally posted by: DainBramaged
All my girls at the party, look at my body.

*yawn* Morning rbloedow.

your body?!?! ppppppppppppppfffft!
 

Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Originally posted by: rbloedow
Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Dude, what happened to the rbloedow before he came out? I didn't always agree with some of your politics, but at least you didn't seem to want to flaunt your homosexuality every chance you got. I mean, it's one thing to make it known that you are gay, but it is another to constantly do things that seem to bring attention the that fact. I think that a gay forum would rapidly tire of heterosexuals who continuously flaunt the fact that they are heterosexual. Not that they wouldn't accept a straight person there, but they just don't want to hear about his "Straigth Pride Worldwide" all the time.

I'm the same person, just with another facet of my personality that I don't hide.

Seems that you not only don't hide it, you want everybody to know it and you take every chance possible to make sure it happens.
It's all denial intertwined with desire for acceptance displayed in the form of attention seeking. If you notice, he's displayed his homosexuality through different phases. It started with the outright denial and force to convince himself and others by constantly posting about Mariah Carey and how beautiful she was. Anyone who didn't see it his way was blind. Then it moved to a long talk about how heroic he was in attempting to save his close lesbian friend from her evil mom who wouldn't accept her sexuality. He helped break the news to her family. He got a pat on the back from AT members as a result. All that while he refused to confront his own demon. Then he finally, after ages, came out. And of course again he got a pat on the back. Then the whole childish puppy love started; acting frantic about his newfound infatuation. Of course the other person was a member here. That wasn't enough reason to respect the person and tone it down. And naturally people do get tired of hasty relationships. They've probably made up again, though.

The newest development was with a former high school mate. He could not hold back his confession ... not even to allow her complete her sentence, much less approach the subject differently. Don't worry, he'll grow up soon when he himself comes to terms with his sexuality. Only then would he stop seeking so much attention and pats on the back.
 

Ryan

Lifer
Oct 31, 2000
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Originally posted by: DearQT
Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Originally posted by: rbloedow
Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Dude, what happened to the rbloedow before he came out? I didn't always agree with some of your politics, but at least you didn't seem to want to flaunt your homosexuality every chance you got. I mean, it's one thing to make it known that you are gay, but it is another to constantly do things that seem to bring attention the that fact. I think that a gay forum would rapidly tire of heterosexuals who continuously flaunt the fact that they are heterosexual. Not that they wouldn't accept a straight person there, but they just don't want to hear about his "Straigth Pride Worldwide" all the time.

I'm the same person, just with another facet of my personality that I don't hide.

Seems that you not only don't hide it, you want everybody to know it and you take every chance possible to make sure it happens.
It's all denial intertwined with desire for acceptance displayed in the form of attention seeking. If you notice, he's displayed his homosexuality through different phases. It started with the outright denial and force to convince himself and others by constantly posting about Mariah Carey and how beautiful she was. Anyone who didn't see it his way was blind. Then it moved to a long talk about how heroic he was in attempting to save his close lesbian friend from her evil mom who wouldn't accept her sexuality. He helped break the news to her family. He got a pat on the back from AT members as a result. All that while he refused to confront his own demon. Then he finally, after ages, came out. And of course again he got a pat on the back. Then the whole childish puppy love started; acting frantic about his newfound infatuation. Of course the other person was a member here. That wasn't enough reason to respect the person and tone it down. And naturally people do get tired of hasty relationships. They've probably made up again, though.

The newest development was with a former high school mate. He could not hold back his confession ... not even to allow her complete her sentence, much less approach the subject differently. Don't worry, he'll grow up soon when he himself comes to terms with his sexuality. Only then would he stop seeking so much attention and pats on the back.

Wow - thanks for looking into my posts and coming to that conclusion. Oh, and BTW, I still think Mariah is a total hottie, and she's on my desktop right now ;)