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DavidMn 08-16-2005 08:13 PM

Why does every gay man HAVE to love Cher or Madonna?
 
I was at our local gay establishment the other night here in town called The Saloon, and I got into a conversation with someone about "being gay." The bar was throwing a Madonna birthday party, and I told him that it really didnt have much interest for me. He retorted, "How can you be gay and not love Madonna or Cher?" It really made me mad, and this goes for everyone, straight or gay. Where has the individualism gone? I'm not criticizing anyone who is a big fan of either lady, I actually dont mind them, but this whole notion of every gay man having to do this or look like that really irks me. My interest in Stevie for example has nothing to do with the fact that I'm a homosexual. It's because she has touched my heart, nothing else. I dont try to be anyone but myself, and if that's not good enough for people, too bad, I'm not sacrificing my soul for someones idea of what I should be. :nod:

ryan8472 08-16-2005 08:15 PM

I've asked the same before.I have no explanation. Just because I'm gay and happen to like Madonna, it doesnt mean those things are connected. :shrug:

DavidMn 08-16-2005 08:17 PM

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Originally Posted by ryan8472
I've asked the same before.I have no explanation. Just because I'm gay and happen to like Madonna, it doesnt mean those things are connected. :shrug:

Excellent point.

diamondsnake 08-16-2005 08:18 PM

Well, I guess it is the same thing with straight guys. How can you be a straight man and not love watching sports?

How can you be a straight woman and not love shopping for shoes?

It's not just gay men that get stereotyped. It's everyone...

GODDESS6 08-16-2005 08:19 PM

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Originally Posted by diamondsnake
Well, I guess it is the same thing with straight guys. How can you be a straight man and not love watching sports?

How can you be a straight woman and not love shopping for shoes?

It's not just gay men that get stereotyped. It's everyone...

i agree w/ you~

ryan8472 08-16-2005 08:20 PM

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Originally Posted by diamondsnake
Well, I guess it is the same thing with straight guys. How can you be a straight man and not love watching sports?

How can you be a straight woman and not love shopping for shoes?

It's not just gay men that get stereotyped. It's everyone...

Well I'm gay and I like to watch sports. Go figure. :shrug: :laugh:

DavidMn 08-16-2005 08:21 PM

[QUOTE=diamondsnake]Well, I guess it is the same thing with straight guys. How can you be a straight man and not love watching sports?

How can you be a straight woman and not love shopping for shoes?

It's not just gay men that get stereotyped. It's everyone...[/QUI agree. I meant to say that, maybe it didnt come across that way, sorry. :sorry:

DavidMn 08-16-2005 08:22 PM

[QUOTE=ryan8472]Well I'm gay and I like to watch sports. Go figure. :shrug: :laugh:[/Q That's cool. I am as much of a baseball nut as I am Fleetwood Mac almost. And even though I'm from Minnesota, I'm about the Biggest Boston Red Sox fan you'll find anywhere, go figure once again...... :p

diamondsnake 08-16-2005 08:22 PM

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Originally Posted by ryan8472
Well I'm gay and I like to watch sports. Go figure. :shrug: :laugh:

I've always found that interesting about you. It's a good thing- you break the mold!

diamondsnake 08-16-2005 08:24 PM

[QUOTE=DavidMn]
Quote:

Originally Posted by diamondsnake
Well, I guess it is the same thing with straight guys. How can you be a straight man and not love watching sports?

How can you be a straight woman and not love shopping for shoes?

It's not just gay men that get stereotyped. It's everyone...[/QUI agree. I meant to say that, maybe it didnt come across that way, sorry. :sorry:

Well yeah. Stereotypes suck. Period.

amber 08-16-2005 08:26 PM

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Originally Posted by ryan8472
Well I'm gay and I like to watch sports. Go figure. :shrug: :laugh:

and I'm straight and I like to watch sports! :laugh:

BTW, Davidmn, if you just hit the reply button of whoever you are trying to quote, it should come out a little better. :) :D

WildInTheWind 08-16-2005 08:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by diamondsnake
Well, I guess it is the same thing with straight guys. How can you be a straight man and not love watching sports?

How can you be a straight woman and not love shopping for shoes?

It's not just gay men that get stereotyped. It's everyone...

I'm a straight woman and I despise shoe shopping. In fact, I hate shoes all together! My world would be a better place without them.

ryan8472 08-16-2005 08:28 PM

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Originally Posted by DavidMn
That's cool. I am as much of a baseball nut as I am Fleetwood Mac almost. And even though I'm from Minnesota, I'm about the Biggest Boston Red Sox fan you'll find anywhere, go figure once again...... :p

Yankees all the way!!! :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :laugh:

Quote:

Originally Posted by diamondsnake
I've always found that interesting about you. It's a good thing- you break the mold!

...Thanks...I guess I'm just a freak. :laugh:

DavidMn 08-16-2005 08:28 PM

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Originally Posted by amber
and I'm straight and I like to watch sports! :laugh:

BTW, Davidmn, if you just hit the reply button of whoever you are trying to quote, it should come out a little better. :) :D

SOrry. You can probably tell I'm not that good around computers huh? LoL :confused:

KarmaContestant 08-16-2005 08:28 PM

...well....many gay men love camp and outrageousness. Madonna and Cher are campy and outrageous, alot. It's that simple. I...don't much care for Cher, and am quite burnt out.....I live next to a gay bar, and I hear Cher blaring off of their patio at least 12-18 times a day. No joke. At least 6 of those 12-18 times is the song Believe. :rolleyes:


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