As of late, I've come to the realization that a majority of the physically fit, well dressed men I know are gay. Something like 6.5 out of 10.
In addition, the stereotypical "gay" man, contrary to popular belief, isn't necessarily built like a rake and doesn't necessarily walk with a sway nor trot around with a glittery Prada clutch.
Many of today's gay men, are in fact, somewhat refined versions of man - impeccable posture, outstanding interpersonal skills, well read, witty, humorous and of course, as the women would say - fine physical specimens.
Rupert Everett - didn't see that coming, did ya?
Nonetheless, it has come to my understanding that within the dynamics of a homosexual relationship, there are 2 main roles - the gayer and the gayee.
The gayer plays the role of the ... giver, whilst the gayee - the receiver. No elaboration necessary.
The gayee apparently fits the mold of the stereotypical perception of a gay man - soft, feminine and all things sway-able. Whereas the gay-er couldn't be further from that - a manly, dominant presence, often indistinguishable from a metro-sexual straight man.
But what do I know? I can't really tell the difference between a homosexual and a metro-sexual myself, unlike 62% of readers.
And uh... a "sexual" is er... a kind of bird, young man (13%). Yes, yes, yes... it's nothing but a species of bird. Or bee.
1 comments:
owh rudy..
somethings are best left ignored..
its like finding lesbians
you know the butch type are lesbians from a mile away.. but what about those feminim ones.. like Ellen's wife, Porticia De Ross (something sounding similar to that)
ignorance is bliss, some men, regardless of sexual orientation are just more particular of how they look than others.. don't worry its completely normal...
don't trust stereotypes.. they only work 90% of the time..
after all, we read about gayer and gayee in the front page of political news now right?... can't say they both fit in any streotypes that is known to people
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