Uh, in one word? YES. They're probably looking to you to be attracted to them to validate themselves. (Not that that's why they're friends with you. But that's probably why they get jealous when you comment on other women.)
Thank you for your wise counsel, Tiffster, but I'm not dumping them because they're all HOT.
Okay, I'm going to bed. Fantasize on that.
I think Rath's problem is she doesn't want them at her bosom, but they want her to want to be clasped in theirs.
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/16/04
>> Clasp the friends that come your way firmly to your bosom
i tried to do that once, and they all left screaming "i'm straight, i'm straight!"
and i'm also always attracted to straight people, since there are way too many fugly lesbians around. seriously i saw them all when i bought my christmas tree at home depot, and then i cried and thought "i'll never find anyone as i perfect as i am!"
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/15/03
How can the term "Lesbo" be offensive? The accepted term, "Lesbian" stems from the Island of Lesbos in Greece. It was there that the poetess Sappho and her cult of female admirers had set up camp. There was great female homosexuality within the confines of their "campground" and because of it Lesbos became synonymous gay women.
Liam, I guess it all depends on who is saying it. For example, if you are tall, dark and handsome, I would rather have you call me "baby" or "hottie" than gay. If you are a nasty homophobe, "fabulous role model" would be more appropriate way to address me.
Broadway Star Joined: 10/9/04
personally i hate the word homosexual- just thowing that out there....
i prefer the terms gay, queer, and most importlantly "glitter conosuer" sometimes i like to be called a rock and roll faggot.
Would flaming 'mo offend?
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