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So people think I'm gay
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Manton
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The Seinfeld line was, if you are single, thin, well dressed, and neat, you will inevitably be taken for gay. So just change one of those things. Get married. Overeat. Throw out your good clothes. Stop bathing. Easy. Problem solved.
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use it to your advantage. go out with girls who wouldnt date you under the premise of being gay, get drunk with them, and tell them youd like to see what a girl is like in bed.Originally Posted by cheapmutha
I endorse this technique.
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JB, isn't school about to end? Consider just ignoring the bs. For whatever reason, you're making some students anxious, and they're acting out it. Lots of homophobic teasing and bullying comes from individuals who are confused about their own orientations. Unless things get threatening, I'd let it go.
As for what you wear to school, balance a sense of who you are with what will fit into the school scene. Then let the idiots go to hell--without your help, which they hardly need.
As for what you wear to school, balance a sense of who you are with what will fit into the school scene. Then let the idiots go to hell--without your help, which they hardly need.
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That's the reason I do it tigerOriginally Posted by JetBlast
JB
when you say adults, do you mean to say that you're still a kid?
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I like being different, but I don't want to be seen as gay. I dress this way because it's what I want to do and no one influences that decision. I don't want to walk around with a pair of torn-up jeans and a Polo shirt 2 sizes too small, that just doesn't seem right. I can see the sandal point though. I've always gone for a more beachy look, and the sandals have done the job fine.Originally Posted by JetBlast
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"beachy" look with dress shirt and khakis? Only if you're gay.
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I like being different, but I don't want to be seen as gay. I dress this way because it's what I want to do and no one influences that decision. I don't want to walk around with a pair of torn-up jeans and a Polo shirt 2 sizes too small, that just doesn't seem right. I can see the sandal point though. I've always gone for a more beachy look, and the sandals have done the job fine.Originally Posted by JetBlast
I think losing the sandals could make a big difference in terms of overall image.
PS I'll add that a lot of people think aviation is a gay industry simply because of the way the airplanes are shaped It's kind of hard to make a ******-shaped aircraft though.Originally Posted by JetBlast
Just focus less on the planes and more on the moment when they enter the hanger.
mizanation
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People much older than me; teachers, parents, etc. Keep in mind I'm about 16 years old.Originally Posted by JetBlast
JB
what?
that's it, i'm done with this thread. good luck, man. you'll figure things out.
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what?Originally Posted by mizanation
that's it, i'm done with this thread. good luck, man. you'll figure things out.
Just do your own thing.
AlanC
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The Seinfeld line was, if you are single, thin, well dressed, and neat, you will inevitably be taken for gay. So just change one of those things. Get married. Overeat. Throw out your good clothes. Stop bathing. Easy. Problem solved.Originally Posted by Manton
Maybe we need an acronym for dressing not-gay: NGHSA*, perhaps. It would not include sandals.
*Not-Gay High School Attire
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