Gay Indians? - Page 5

Soohkiisimsstaan · 05-04-2004, 04:08 PM

And why wouldn't he? Look in the mirror, what do you see? A man looking back at you. He looks in the mirror, what does he see? A man looking back at him. You are no better, nor worse than he is. It is unfortunate if you have a problem with that concept; but thanks for being honest.

Singing Eagle · 05-04-2004, 04:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Truth Hurts

Well I don't know if I know if I would say we are still friends. I definately can not look at him the same, because that's always going to be there. We never mentioned anything about it since, that's probably why.

I guess a gay man is still a man. By that I mean, he still has got the same libido as any other man.

So chalk it up to a misunderstanding and leave it at that - tell him - not interested and move on - sheesh - don't hold it against him - he likely is as embarrassed about it as you.

You guys must be pretty young and his gay-dar isn't quite fully developed.

If a women approaches you and you say no - you're still flattered right - why would it be different with a man?

Soohkiisimsstaan · 05-04-2004, 04:46 PM

Put very well, Singing Eagle.

By the by, since you're a guitar groupie you'd love this...I'm going to Dallas first week of June to see Eric Clapton in concert! Man oh man!

Singing Eagle · 05-04-2004, 04:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Tipi Tender

Put very well, Singing Eagle.

By the by, since you're a guitar groupie you'd love this...I'm going to Dallas first week of June to see Eric Clapton in concert! Man oh man!

Eric Clapton - cool - he rocks! And I was just reading about him in the 50th anniversary of fender guitars mag.

I'm not exactly a groupie - just anxious to see the band my sis and I have been waiting almost 20 years to see - Aerosmith - May 14th baby! Floor seats - woohoo!

:rocking:

Gache · 05-04-2004, 04:53 PM

singing eagle just studies guitar groupies not a member :taunting:

Singing Eagle · 05-04-2004, 05:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Gache

singing eagle just studies guitar groupies not a member :taunting:

Gache - I think you might need to have your meds adjusted .........

Gache · 05-04-2004, 05:34 PM

Maybe im just high on nicotine and caffiene

Truth Hurts · 05-04-2004, 05:41 PM

If a woman approached me I probably would be more easy going about, because it is a more common thing.

But, I said that he was supposed to be my friend. I don't know if you understand men, but if I say so-and-so is a good friend I don't mean I want to turn gay all of a sudden. I consider myself a man's-man. I like football, boxing, cheerleaders, and my favorite colour is Black. I think I'm being pretty cool about stuff compared to some people. Trust me it took alot to contain my first reaction.

I guess I was wrong about posting on here for you all to judge.

I can see how people get chased off here, people think they know too much when all they know is what is in front of there faces.

Soohkiisimsstaan · 05-04-2004, 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Singing Eagle

Eric Clapton - cool - he rocks! And I was just reading about him in the 50th anniversary of fender guitars mag.

I'm not exactly a groupie - just anxious to see the band my sis and I have been waiting almost 20 years to see - Aerosmith - May 14th baby! Floor seats - woohoo!

:rocking:

Have fun! I saw them in Cali a few months back and they were awesome. Hey! you probably coulda bought a Fender at one of Clapton's auctions recently--if you'd had $$$$$! He did a charity auction for his drug abuse treatment center in the West Indies.

D

Soohkiisimsstaan · 05-04-2004, 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Truth Hurts

If a woman approached me I probably would be more easy going about, because it is a more common thing.

But, I said that he was supposed to be my friend. I don't know if you understand men, but if I say so-and-so is a good friend I don't mean I want to turn gay all of a sudden. I consider myself a man's-man. I like football, boxing, cheerleaders, and my favorite colour is Black. I think I'm being pretty cool about stuff compared to some people. Trust me it took alot to contain my first reaction.

I guess I was wrong about posting on here for you all to judge.

I can see how people get chased off here, people think they know too much when all they know is what is in front of there faces.

I would have to ask the question someone else did? How old are you guys?

We are not 'judging' you nor are we trying to run you off. Personally, it just saddens me to read how judgmental YOU are and how willing you are to write someone off as less of a person because they are Gay. Does that make any sense to you at all? By the way, I know Gay men who enjoy sports like boxing and football--and no--it's not that they are crotch watching either. So far all I keep reading is stereotypes. You are missing a whole lot of life if you can't be open to the diversity of people out there. I'm sorry for you, really, I am.

Soohkiisimsstaan · 05-04-2004, 06:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Gache

Maybe im just high on nicotine and caffiene

Gache, throw those American Spirits in the trash and get a patch! We gals want to be able to tease you for YEARS to come! :49:

Singing Eagle · 05-05-2004, 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Truth Hurts

If a woman approached me I probably would be more easy going about, because it is a more common thing.

But, I said that he was supposed to be my friend. I don't know if you understand men, but if I say so-and-so is a good friend I don't mean I want to turn gay all of a sudden. I consider myself a man's-man. I like football, boxing, cheerleaders, and my favorite colour is Black. I think I'm being pretty cool about stuff compared to some people. Trust me it took alot to contain my first reaction.

I guess I was wrong about posting on here for you all to judge.

I can see how people get chased off here, people think they know too much when all they know is what is in front of there faces.

I may be a woman but I have brothers and a husband so I do know guys. And I think it's too bad that your good friend stepped over a line and made you feel uncomfortable. It's too bad that your friendship is in jeopardy because of his mistake. I'm not taking sides for or against your reaction to the situation. I hope that with time you may be able to continue a friendship but I respect that you require some distance for awhile.

tsuj510 · 05-05-2004, 03:57 PM

Hey youall!

I was outta work till today so I didnt have access to a computer.

WhoMe-hi! In answer to your question, I've never seena rabbit dance-am I correct ni assuming that its akin to a two step? If so, during the powwow, I'd dance with 'im. No problem. But AFTER the dance?? That would get in dutch with the Missus sooner than a cat could lick it a** and taste it! So no, not after... Not outta disrespect but to keep in in good graces with my Woman.. :)

tsuj510 · 05-05-2004, 04:12 PM

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RainyDaze49 · 05-05-2004, 10:59 PM

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Soohkiisimsstaan Kootsaakiiyi'taa Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: look for the tipi with blue crows Posts: 316	And why wouldn't he? Look in the mirror, what do you see? A man looking back at you. He looks in the mirror, what does he see? A man looking back at him. You are no better, nor worse than he is. It is unfortunate if you have a problem with that concept; but thanks for being honest.

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Soohkiisimsstaan Kootsaakiiyi'taa Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: look for the tipi with blue crows Posts: 316	Put very well, Singing Eagle. By the by, since you're a guitar groupie you'd love this...I'm going to Dallas first week of June to see Eric Clapton in concert! Man oh man!

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tsuj510 Teen Dancer Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 420	Hey youall! I was outta work till today so I didnt have access to a computer. WhoMe-hi! In answer to your question, I've never seena rabbit dance-am I correct ni assuming that its akin to a two step? If so, during the powwow, I'd dance with 'im. No problem. But AFTER the dance?? That would get in dutch with the Missus sooner than a cat could lick it a** and taste it! So no, not after... Not outta disrespect but to keep in in good graces with my Woman.. :)