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ZetaStorm 04-01-2006 09:16 PM

The BET show was very interesting. It's a topic that really needed to be addressed. There is a lot of sleeping around going on. I must say living in Atlanta taught me a lot. I could not believe how many bi-sexuals there were. And you really could not tell. These were some thuggish looking guys. I'm not even sure it's all about being homosexual. Some of these people (both men and women) are doing some of everything and after awhile when you've done all you can what do you do next? Experiment with the opposite sex? A lady I befriended was devastated when she found out that her son was into animals. Yes I said animals. He had porno on everything-men,children,she'males....

I was sitting in the library and these group of high school kids were having a discussion about one of the girls at the table who took another girl as her prom date. The other girls were asking her if she was gay and she said no. She said she had been with guys and she didn't see anything wrong with being with a girl. She talked about the first time she had sex with a girl. I was sitting at the next table like, WTH?

Then there was the incident of a club that got busted for swinging. (You might as well call it an orgy.) How do you and your husband go to a club to have sex with multiple partners? There are women with women and men with men and any other combo you can think of. What I gathered from all of this is that you have to protect yourself because you can't rely on your partner to look out for you. You can't say for certain what a person is or is not doing. You have to ask questions and get in people's business for real. Some of these people are never 'coming out' because they don't consider themselves gay. They just feel they can sleep with whoever and they don't need to tell you anything.

I had discussions with guys who moved to Atlanta from other states and I was surprised that they were saying they were scared of the 'females' there. Some of the females used to be men who have had sex changes and you really can not tell. No Adam's apple, no male voice. I'm telling you it's a new day and people are getting crazy for real. I mean if you're gay how hard is it to find someone else who shares your lifestyle? All of the lying is killing people, literally. My advice to both men and women is to keep your eyes OPEN. It might save your life. Sorry for the length but I'm telling you the dating scene is crazy.

nonchalant 04-02-2006 09:10 AM

Look Out For You
 
There is so much to respond to in this thread. Due to that fact, I will not quote anyone. People are going to do what they want to do to be happy. What we have to do at this point is the same thing. Life is too short to settle for just anything. I'll elaborate on the statement throughout this post.

For anyone that lives in Atlanta, it is considered a gay mecca. I know I've touched on this in another thread too. I reside in Atlanta. It is a great experience to open one's eyes to the gay lifestyle. Over half of Midtown is gay from people that work, reside, or just hang out there(male and female). To have gay friends is also a great experience. Hang with them. Go out with them. That way you're able to pick up on a gay males dress, lingo, body language, etc. I've seen so much in clubs from drag queens to hardcore men. I've seen men skee-wee and oo-oop and chant and stroll against one another. I've seen men dancing like the dancing girls at the football games challenging each other. There are security guards at these clubs that claim they are straight(and could be) that try to talk to you on a dating level. My thing is they could be working at a straight club, but to each his own. Experiences like these and advice from sincere homosexuals will cut down on some naïve moments. A lot of men that constantly talk bad about gay men just because fool around with men. Men that feel they have something to prove by constantly bringing up dating situations they've had with women and discussing them regularly in front of females that could careless???Gay. Any real man that's comfortable with his sexuality and himself has no reason to bash anyone for being gay nor make excuses for his sex life. Let's live and learn.

Love yourself first before anyone else. Never settle for ish. If something doesn't feel right, don't do it. If something doesn't sound right, don't believe it. That's called instinct. People will only do what you allow them to do. With sex, no one can make you not use a condom. I don't care how long you've been with someone. Until you've been tested together and have seen each other's results, please use condoms. If your partner does not want to go through routine check-ups with you, they must have something to hide. I know I can't be with someone I can't trust. Don't hold on to things you know aren't going to work. Staying making excuses the whole time causes more hurt in the long run. Overall, prevention lies within one's self. In the long run, you can depend on no one but yourself. In the end, you can be mad at no one but you and the person(s) that caused you this pain. Knowing is understanding.

Also, what gets me is people that don't want to admit a lifestyle change. You can't say you're a straight man but you like to sleep with men. That makes you gay and in denial. If you sleep with women too, that makes you bi-sexual. That's just always been funny to me.

Also, it is not accepted to be gay if you are from Jamaica or the Bahamas. I have gay friends from both places that live in the US now, and they have all discussed how bad it's talked about. None of their families know about their lifestyle. Their parents still reside on the islands.

lil_sunshine 04-03-2006 05:53 PM

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Originally posted by jubilance1922
I died when Terry said "F*ck him and his love"
SO DID I!!!!! It was hilarious.

But I did notice that she paused for a few minutes while she pondered a response to the comment. As I observed her mannerisms after that comment, she 1) stared into space, 2) covered her face as to not show her reaction (I think she shed a tear over what was), 3) maintained silence like she was replaying the entire sordid ordeal in her head: *debating with her devil and angel* He says he still loves me
Devil: But he cheated on me with another man
Angel: He still loves me
Devil: He endangered your life by sleeping with men
Angel: He still loves me
Devil: F*ck him and his love!!!! You could be HIV positive right now!

Albeit, her final comment.


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