question. where did the old phrases for homosexuals come from?
>people in 2010
<mom, dad, sorry to tell you this, i'm gay
>people in 1989
<mom, dad, sorry to tell you this, i might be a little light in my loafers. i might be stuck in the closet, a real friend of Dorothy sapphos and alexander the great. a true patron of the arts. A confirmed bachelor. an interior decorator. i think i love playing in the dirt, i think i have sugar in my tank, a litlle bit fruity, i might be a thongs trader, a fudge packer, i think i enjoy taking care of my hair too much, i think i practise forbiden french hobbies, i think i'm polari expert, i think i smoke without filters, i think i love standing on my hands, i might take my meat trays around the backdoor, i play for the other team, i dance at the other end of the ballroom, i might be theatrical, i think i'm too good with colors, perhaps i'm a shirt lifter, backward mechanic, a wedding singerman, i'm on the down low and in a rush, uphill gardener, i think i have love for my freinds, the love that dare not speak Its name, i really love dancing at cabarets, jeans cutter, i might be one with the Uranian empire, i might have mood swings and fear of society, i might be the best damn designer, fashionist, curtain and cushions decorator you've ever seen! i could be a refugee from sodom, a tourist from greece, a rose smeller, a bent mary, a wizard of fairies……if you get my meaning
5 posts omitted.>>1762You'll be suspected of being gay. They'll at least think your a little weird. At least speaking as straightoid. I mean I'm a weird but I like women I just don't talk to them although I don't really talk to guys either
>>1764you just like me man i started avoiding people to escape meaningless frendship dramas
>>1755thx
i still wonder about the secret euphemisms related to playing for the other team, on the wrong bus, dancing at the other side of the ballroom. could be also words for r1 but in a none direct language, as in he's "switching" teams from macho to girly