How do people feel about gays in their community?

[lucytalk]

Originally Posted by DRS112

lol...thanks for the compliment...but somehow I still feel a little insulted(a little liberal?)...I'm liberal on almost everything except economics...

hold on okay

ready

you are a libertarian

i don't mean that as a bad label but ya know if the shoe fits ~ wear it.

[DanS.]

Originally Posted by lucytalk

hold on okay

ready

you are a libertarian

i don't mean that as a bad label but ya know if the shoe fits ~ wear it.

lol...okay..I wasn't insulted by being called a liberal...only about the "little" part...

I really wasn't insulted at all...I just find it funny when some people notice that I have liberal tendancies. I think for the most part people consider me less liberal because I spend my time disagreeing with liberals...on economics...

[MarkMiller]

Originally Posted by AuCanada

What is it with theater, though? With one or two exceptions, most of the gay people I know (male and female) have studied theater.

My friends and I from college always said it was because we were used to pretending we were somebody else....and in someways that may be true, but I know gay people....ok lesbians and they don't like theater. I was in to tools and building stuff so I ended up becoming props designer and working in set construction and that end of theatre is very straight.

[AuCanada]

Originally Posted by Dr. Zaius

My friends and I from college always said it was because we were used to pretending we were somebody else....and in someways that may be true, but I know gay people....ok lesbians and they don't like theater. I was in to tools and building stuff so I ended up becoming props designer and working in set construction and that end of theatre is very straight.

I should get into prop designing myself. I've built a lot just for myself and just for kicks.

[Refuge51]

My oldest son is gay. He doesn't have theater in his blood, although he's damn good at acting. He's a multitalented musician though. Not one instrument he can't play and well! He loves to read and works in a bookstore. You'd never know he was gay unless he wanted you to know.

[kblair7]

Originally Posted by Brainpolice

I'm pretty much "neutral" myself. I'm disinterested. I don't have any particular gripe with them, but neither am I going to go out and enthusiastically vouch for the "gay cause".

Since I am not gay so neither would I, you probably would not catch me at the nearest drag show benefit.

[thepoliticalguy]

People shouldn't worry about gays in their community, its the child molestors and Catholic Priest that people should worry about. Not two guys named Clay and Bret putting on a bake sale to support AIDS research, You Bible thumpers need to wake from the 1st Century and into the 21st. God loves everyone even your gay relative still hiding in the closet. I thought, christians loved their neighbor, isn't that one of the 10 commandments. It doesn't say, loved thy neighbor except if they are gay, Pull you head out GWB.

[thepoliticalguy]

People shouldn't worry about gays in their community, its the child molestors and Catholic Priest that people should worry about. Not two guys named Clay and Bret putting on a bake sale to support AIDS research, You Bible thumpers need to wake from the 1st Century and into the 21st. God loves everyone even your gay relative still hiding in the closet. I thought, christians loved their neighbor, isn't that one of the 10 commandments. It doesn't say, loved thy neighbor except if they are gay, Pull you head out GWB.:inlove:

[MarkMiller]

Originally Posted by kblair7

Since I am not gay so neither would I, you probably would not catch me at the nearest drag show benefit.

That's the beauty of a free society....they'll come to you at your functions. They really will.

[MarkMiller]

Originally Posted by AuCanada

I should get into prop designing myself. I've built a lot just for myself and just for kicks.

I like to build prop pieces to make simple rooms more elaborate. In an apartment in Lodi I went all out and built a fake oak paneled wall with a faux marble column to extend the living room to accommodate a long couch and a matching Victorian fireplace with mantle on the other side of the room. Freaked the manager of the complex out. I have pictures some where.