Originally Posted by
TheJasperCo:
“Tell me about it, it's amazing how people's attitudes change as they start to realise. It made me feel guilty originally because I just wanted to be normal, like the rest of my family and friends, but meh - that's genetics for you 
And sort of. I find it's hard cos I'm not a big fan on the gay scene, homosexual guys at uni are too camp for my liking,which leaves what? Dating sites, which I've tried to avoid, but ended up signing up to a couple and started chatting to a few people.
I warn you now not to start probing - my life to date is kind of like a riddle wrapped in a mystery wrapped in an enigma (wrapped in a blanket as it's so damn cold...!)”
Totally. I never really cared about what my family thought, but my friends (not really good ones at the time, but friends nonetheless) thought of me, one of whom was from a devout christian background and he thought the idea of homosexuality was just disgusting, so that never helped.
I'm quite camp myself, at least the way I behave would be considered camp, however I don't enjoy certain things seen as camp such as musicals, Beyonce etc. And I have very few gay friends, I think it's because I don't share similar interests to some and then with the ultra butch types they just see me as a horrible stereotype and look down on me, which pisses me off because it's not as if a lot of us act camp, we just are that way.
Jasper... are you a big slag?