"Here is a poem that I found a little while ago, very fitting for Father's day. It was written by someone that I know quite well.
The Working FatherBy Bjorn Faknam
He wakes afresh each new morn,With body clean and hair short shorn.Then goes to…"
How your dress can tell your Sexual Orientation? Gay or Straight.
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Permalink Reply by Kal Bir on -
so u say dressing style wont tell if a man is straight or bisexual? Woow. We gays are so disappointed that you straight men dont take notice of the extra care we take to dress up. Damn
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Permalink Reply by David F. on
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Daniel has the right of it. It would be a sad sad day if dressing well meant you where gay.
I tend to hold that a person's orientation is the one they express as you talk to them. I know it is so odd to think that one might judge someone on their character and charm rather then on gender orientation, but give it a try. I bet you will meet some wonderful people that way.
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Permalink Reply by Kal Bir on
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ignoramus? U like throwing heavy words around dont you. You just assume anything we speak about homosexual is an insult to them and should just keep mum about it. I am so tired of people like you posting their "ignoramus" comments.
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Permalink Reply by Chuck Knight on -
One of the first friends I made upon moving out to the country turned out to be extremely gay. He is a booted, denim clad redneck, through to his soul.
How does his collection of well worn Wrangler jeans communicate his desire to sleep with men? Is his Carhartt barn coat a subtle hint?
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Permalink Reply by Kal Bir on
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no, the hint is the flower. Gays unlike straight men are in good touch with their female side, well so their fondness towards flowers is common just like women. So avoid it if you dont want to show it is the message. simple. Just an styling advise for men who want to be neutral with their dressing style. No disrespect to anybody.
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