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IJCymru

New Member
Location
Mid Wales
I am a openly gay, live in Wales and I am not camp in the slightest:girl: :biggrin:. I know a few other gay people and only one is slightly camp. As for the gaydar theory, I personally am crap at working out if someones gay/straight but I think its different for everyone.
 

IJCymru

New Member
Location
Mid Wales
:biggrin: lol I am not the only gay in the Village. And no I live in a town which is only about ten minutes from the border so its pretty much England.
 
The 10% is based on men that don't identify as 100% heterosexual and includes the estimated figure for those in the closet as far as I know.

As for gaydar, mine is pretty good when it comes to men, but with girls, I'm fairly hopeless unless they are very obvious.
 

snapper_37

Barbara Woodhouse's Love Child
Location
Wolves
Will1985 said:
The lesbian was pretty obvious and said she would have been more forward if her girlfriend wasn't next to her (to be fair, American girls can't resist the sound of a British voice


Bit confused as to why a lezza would chat a bloke up Will :smile:

More like she/they was/were rosy-both-ways and fancied you in the middle :smile:

I always thought my gaydar was good .. until we went to Cyprus last year. There were 2 women in their 60's and I just assumed they were friends/sisters. Until they 'came out' over a game of bingo and were then all lovey-dovey and touchy. I felt a bit sick. :smile:
 

Fnaar

Smutmaster General
Location
Thumberland
I would count myself as a hetero-bloke, never fancied getting it on with a chap, but you can tell when some fella might be attractive to women...
I've had blokes try to chat me up on occasion... one American bloke in particular... as soon as I mentioned the missus, he headed for the hills. I was a nurse many years ago (I was cr@p at it, so I left) and most peeps (male and female) just assume you are gay in that job anyway... but I come from a long line of blokes in nursing... father, uncles, etc....
 
snapper_37 said:
I always thought my gaydar was good .. until we went to Cyprus last year. There were 2 women in their 60's and I just assumed they were friends/sisters. Until they 'came out' over a game of bingo and were then all lovey-dovey and touchy. I felt a bit sick. :smile:

It's weird tho, with older people I find it's so much easier to assume they are straight, if two little grannies are walking down the road arm in arm, I just assume they are friends or sisters, if they were in they 30's, I'd probably think they were gay (well, obviously other factors come into it as well, apart from being 30 and walking holding hands, but there is definitely some age stereotyping going on for me...)
 

alecstilleyedye

nothing in moderation
Moderator
punkypossum said:
It's weird tho, with older people I find it's so much easier to assume they are straight, if two little grannies are walking down the road arm in arm, I just assume they are friends or sisters, if they were in they 30's, I'd probably think they were gay (well, obviously other factors come into it as well, apart from being 30 and walking holding hands, but there is definitely some age stereotyping going on for me...)

being gay was a no no a few decades ago, so it may be that older couples were/are "in the closet", whereas those of us that grew up in more liberated times have no such hang-ups about it. (i'm not gay or owt :smile:)
 

LLB

Guest
IJCymru said:
:blush: lol I am not the only gay in the Village. And no I live in a town which is only about ten minutes from the border so its pretty much England.

Kaboom-tish, How many times have you heard that over the last couple of years :tongue:
 

ComedyPilot

Secret Lemonade Drinker
My gaydar is broken. People I am sure are gay are more hetero than me (if that's possible) and people I thought were totally Ross Kemp turned out to be total Dick Emery.

Who gives a sh1t anyway?
 
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