I am not into "Gay Thing"

[Guest WTF??]

First time I was in daiso doing my shopping. Two friends were buying their own thing, one of them was looking at a window panesticker which has the pink/white pattern.  He asked his other friend for opinion, and what he got for an answer was:  "I am not into Gay thing"". 

 

It reminds me many years ago when I was shopping with my colleague at the CNY mart.  I saw some nice fake flowers which I wanted to spruce up my home and asked my colleagues what they think of my chosen fake flowers. One of them laughed and told me that he is not into "Gay Thing" and he received a light slaps from my other female colleauges for giving such "bold" opinion. and

 

While gay people often get judged by straight people, I often see straight people asking gay people for opinion be it home decoration or how one look in term of dressing. 

 

May I ask the readers here, what is the  "GAY THING" in the market nowadays?   Now I am scared of asking Straight people for opinion.  I prefer to go shopping alone or buy stuff online and quietly shoved them into my cart and swiftly pay at the cash away from prying "straight" eyes.

[auscent]

Why are these straight ppl's opinions so important to you?

[Steve5380]

I second @auscent.   You should welcome some opinion "I'm not into gay thing" so you can ask the opinionated how he be so ignorant and say something so stupid.

 

It is a good opportunity to explain how many gays are into the arts, into entertainment, into fashion, into US politics and even into the US military.

[Guest Luvhandle]

59 minutes ago, Guest WTF?? said:

First time I was in daiso doing my shopping. Two friends were buying their own thing, one of them was looking at a window panesticker which has the pink/white pattern.  He asked his other friend for opinion, and what he got for an answer was:  "I am not into Gay thing"". 

 

It reminds me many years ago when I was shopping with my colleague at the CNY mart.  I saw some nice fake flowers which I wanted to spruce up my home and asked my colleagues what they think of my chosen fake flowers. One of them laughed and told me that he is not into "Gay Thing" and he received a light slaps from my other female colleauges for giving such "bold" opinion. and

 

While gay people often get judged by straight people, I often see straight people asking gay people for opinion be it home decoration or how one look in term of dressing. 

 

May I ask the readers here, what is the  "GAY THING" in the market nowadays?   Now I am scared of asking Straight people for opinion.  I prefer to go shopping alone or buy stuff online and quietly shoved them into my cart and swiftly pay at the cash away from prying "straight" eyes.

Sorry. We are not into YOUR gay thing

[tomcat]

2 hours ago, Guest WTF?? said:

First time I was in daiso doing my shopping. Two friends were buying their own thing, one of them was looking at a window panesticker which has the pink/white pattern.  He asked his other friend for opinion, and what he got for an answer was:  "I am not into Gay thing"". 

 

It reminds me many years ago when I was shopping with my colleague at the CNY mart.  I saw some nice fake flowers which I wanted to spruce up my home and asked my colleagues what they think of my chosen fake flowers. One of them laughed and told me that he is not into "Gay Thing" and he received a light slaps from my other female colleauges for giving such "bold" opinion. and

 

While gay people often get judged by straight people, I often see straight people asking gay people for opinion be it home decoration or how one look in term of dressing. 

 

May I ask the readers here, what is the  "GAY THING" in the market nowadays?   Now I am scared of asking Straight people for opinion.  I prefer to go shopping alone or buy stuff online and quietly shoved them into my cart and swiftly pay at the cash away from prying "straight" eyes.

why care what straight guy thinks? they are the most toxic and fragile, even a pink sticker can make them worried...

next time, heck care and bite back, just ask him, "are you made of silken tofu? even a fake plastic flower can shake your sense of self?"

 

LOL, i call out all my straight friends on their bullshit, but over time also encourage and give them permission to be their true selves.

 

and in the rest of the modern world, LGBT culture is teaching straight men to shed their lame constructs and be more complete human beings.

 

that is social evolution. straight guys have been running the world, and look how effed up the world is.

 

trust me, they need to listen to us, not the other way around.

[mate69]

go shopping buy things alone is best

so peaceful and stress-free

no noises and distraction

such a total joy

[Greenliv]

You can say anything is a gay thing to anyone, and if it gains traction, then it becomes a norm.

 

Oh, I don't drink bubble tea, it's such a gay thing.

 

Oh, I don't take sweet stuff, it's such a gay thing.

 

Sounds quite ridiculous, doesn't it?

 

I write in good English because it is the gay thing. 

 

 

[FattChoy]

2 hours ago, Guest WTF?? said:

.... He asked his other friend for opinion, and what he got for an answer was:  "I am not into Gay thing"". 

 

......and asked my colleagues what they think of my chosen fake flowers. 

 Approval-seeking much?

[Guest WTF??]

12 minutes ago, FattChoy said:

 Approval-seeking much?

Sometime, it is out of politeness to ask or mere rhetoric questions without needing an answer.  People can just shrug, nod as return courtesy, without needing to emphase about "not being into gay thing".  It was like you asking someone whether they have taken their meal without any intention of you giving the other party a treat.

[Guest Derelict]

2 hours ago, mate69 said:

go shopping buy things alone is best

so peaceful and stress-free

no noises and distraction

such a total joy

Yesssss! You don't have to buy something that you don't like but other people approve of. I never shop with women because they want you to wear all those strictly male 'ah chek' stuff. Even underwear, women don't like men to wear all those flashy designs, g strings etc.

 

But shopping with other gay frens, we end up fighting over the same items! LOL. 

[Guest kaypoh]

Typical closet case homophobe.

[FattChoy]

9 hours ago, Guest WTF?? said:

 

May I ask the readers here, what is the  "GAY THING" in the market nowadays?   

-Iphones

-Clothes and shoes with more than 3 colours

-Any type of men's cosmetics

-Hair colour

-Manicured eyebrows

-Les Mills 

-Lady Gaga streaming on your phone

-Starbucks (real men drink at kopitiam)

-Vaping

-Designer handbags

-Taking selfies and posting them on social media more than once a week.

-Bubble tea

-Baking

-Walking/Eating/Just being with another man who's not your relative, classmate/colleague

-Apple Watch

-Any jewelry

-A herd/clique of meaty/chubby/beary men in a restaurant who look like each other

Edited February 9, 2021 by FattChoy

[Guest This World is Mine!]

13 minutes ago, FattChoy said:

-Iphones

-Clothes and shoes with more than 3 colours

-Any type of men's cosmetics

-Hair colour

-Manicured eyebrows

-Les Mills 

-Lady Gaga streaming on your phone

-Starbucks (real men drink at kopitiam)

-Vaping

-Designer handbags

-Taking selfies and posting them on social media more than once a week.

-Bubble tea

-Baking

-Walking/Eating/Just being with another man who's not your relative, classmate/colleague

-Apple Watch

-Any jewelry

-A herd/clique of meaty/chubby/beary men in a restaurant who look like each other

The world is designed for the Gays, but straight people they....they need to be put in their place.

[FattChoy]

11 minutes ago, Guest This World is Mine! said:

The world is designed for the Gays, but straight people they....they need to be put in their place.

More like, the world is designed for women and fem men also like to revel in it.

[Guest Guest]

I ever took 'revenge' on my str8 colleagues when they said that to me before. 

 

1 was at shopping mall carrying his gf handbag waiting for her to come out of toilet. I saw him and told him "hey...you look so gay in this handbag...nice! "

 

The other 1 was carrying flowers bought from a florist that was meant for her gf. I saw him and told him.  "You so sweet and girly with these flowers...I like! "

 

 

[Guest straight as folk]

11 hours ago, auscent said:

Why are these straight ppl's opinions so important to you?

Because he pretends to be straight acting. lol

[single42]

-Iphones - I don't & never used them at all... 

 

-Clothes and shoes with more than 3 colours - my clothes are either black / white; my briefs are either black, dull blue, dull green & dull red.. never had a bright color one; my slippers is blue & white; my working shoes are black; my outing shoes is black.

 

-Any type of men's cosmetics - do guys use cosmetics???

 

-Hair colour - i am bald.. so i never dyed my hair anyway

 

-Manicured eyebrows - seriously???

 

-Les Mills (i dun even know what this is)

 

-Lady Gaga streaming on your phone (who is she)

 

-Starbucks (real men drink at kopitiam) - i do drink coffee at koitiam occassionally; hardly visit starbucks / coffeebean unless gatherings with friends

 

-Vaping (its illegal; banned & i dun smoke)

 

-Designer handbags (i bought my wallets at pasar malam)

 

-Taking selfies and posting them on social media more than once a week. (does guys do that???)

 

-Bubble tea (never had one)

 

-Baking ( was a chef, part of the job)

 

-Walking/Eating/Just being with another man who's not your relative, classmate/colleague (going out with a friend / colleague) - not guilty

 

-Apple Watch (Apple have watches??!!)

 

-Any jewelry (what jewellery??)

 

-A herd/clique of meaty/chubby/beary men in a restaurant who look like each other (those kinds that i knew would hang out at someone's home on certain occassion to do BBQ / watch football/ trophy talks/ husbands & wives gatherings with babies in toll)

 

seriously.. are stranger's opinions so impt to u?? are you that superficial???

Edited February 9, 2021 by single42

[Guest Six]

Gay thing can be looking at handsome guys and their muscles. I love guys with broad shoulders and arms. 

[caindukker]

I would not mind getting anything that makes me look gay. Lol. I'll just get whatever I like, I mean who cares what they think? 

 

I'm a better person than most straight guys, I'm smarter than most, hotter than ALL my straight friends, I could fuck as good as any guy and even take it up the ass like a man. Hell I'm proud to be gay! Lol

 

So if there is something I want that makes me look gay, then shut up and take my money. 😂 

[Cirac]

Similar in context 

 

Edited February 9, 2021 by G_M
edit so that video can be watched

[GachiMuchi]

20 hours ago, Guest WTF?? said:

First time I was in daiso doing my shopping. Two friends were buying their own thing, one of them was looking at a window panesticker which has the pink/white pattern.  He asked his other friend for opinion, and what he got for an answer was:  "I am not into Gay thing"". 

 

It reminds me many years ago when I was shopping with my colleague at the CNY mart.  I saw some nice fake flowers which I wanted to spruce up my home and asked my colleagues what they think of my chosen fake flowers. One of them laughed and told me that he is not into "Gay Thing" and he received a light slaps from my other female colleauges for giving such "bold" opinion. and

 

While gay people often get judged by straight people, I often see straight people asking gay people for opinion be it home decoration or how one look in term of dressing. 

 

May I ask the readers here, what is the  "GAY THING" in the market nowadays?   Now I am scared of asking Straight people for opinion.  I prefer to go shopping alone or buy stuff online and quietly shoved them into my cart and swiftly pay at the cash away from prying "straight" eyes.

 

Like it or not, you are gay. Regardless how you want to deny.   If you can't even accept who you are, how do you expect your friends to accept you.

 

what is the  "GAY THING" in the market nowadays? you ask. Anything you own will become a "gay thing".

 

Please stop slapping your own face and disregards your own inclinations!

 

It's laughable!

[fab]

When straight guys say gay things, they mean feminine or girlish things.

 

 

[mith]

i had many "gay" things.

 

why buy "straight" thing if you dont like it???

 

besides, no one can change anyone perspective on anything... just live your life and buy your things.

[Guest Guest]

22 hours ago, Guest WTF?? said:

First time I was in daiso doing my shopping. Two friends were buying their own thing, one of them was looking at a window panesticker which has the pink/white pattern.  He asked his other friend for opinion, and what he got for an answer was:  "I am not into Gay thing"". 

 

It reminds me many years ago when I was shopping with my colleague at the CNY mart.  I saw some nice fake flowers which I wanted to spruce up my home and asked my colleagues what they think of my chosen fake flowers. One of them laughed and told me that he is not into "Gay Thing" and he received a light slaps from my other female colleauges for giving such "bold" opinion. and

 

While gay people often get judged by straight people, I often see straight people asking gay people for opinion be it home decoration or how one look in term of dressing. 

 

May I ask the readers here, what is the  "GAY THING" in the market nowadays?   Now I am scared of asking Straight people for opinion.  I prefer to go shopping alone or buy stuff online and quietly shoved them into my cart and swiftly pay at the cash away from prying "straight" eyes.

Your colleague is wrong. Gays don’t like fake flowers. U ain’t gay. 

[FattChoy]

17 hours ago, Guest Guest said:

I ever took 'revenge' on my str8 colleagues when they said that to me before. 

 

1 was at shopping mall carrying his gf handbag waiting for her to come out of toilet. I saw him and told him "hey...you look so gay in this handbag...nice! "

 

The other 1 was carrying flowers bought from a florist that was meant for her gf. I saw him and told him.  "You so sweet and girly with these flowers...I like! "

 

 

None of those items I listed are as gay as the 'guniang' mannerisms of asking for validation/approval.  It's what most girls ask of their bfs, what women ask from their men.  

 

So what if your friend is carrying flowers for his gf?  He didn't ask for validation from you.  That's the key difference.  That fem mannerism of behaving/mimicking an approval-seeking guniang is and will forever be the biggest gay thing ever.

Edited February 10, 2021 by FattChoy

[Guest Never laugh before]

12 hours ago, GachiMuchi said:

 

Please stop slapping your own face and disregards your own inclinations!

 

It's laughable!

 Liddat also laughable meh? So gay!

[Guest Derelict]

My frens and I enjoy reading those home decor magazines and then speculating which one is the gay abode. 

 

Normally, the story will read "the home owner a male in his forties, together with his partner..." There is no mention of the partner's gender.

 

And the tell tale signs? All the hiao and beautiful things in the house. And then we'll know. 

[Steve5380]

LOL!  I am into one "gay thing":  to look younger than I am.   Stretches and exercises for posture,  practice walking straight and balanced, daily creams for the face, self hair cut and now... color for the hair.

 

Yesterday I did this, and I'm amazing how easy it is now.  "Just for Men Touch of Gray, medium brown"  I don't know if you get this in SG,  but it is ideal.  It is inexpensive, with nothing to mix together, a simple applicator, does not stain the skin, is washed away after 5 minutes more or less. The color looks very natural.  My bf used to do this tasks, and now I do them myself.  

 

Now I have to be careful not to overdo this "looking younger",  otherwise one day I will look again like a baby 

[Guest Frank advice]

11 hours ago, Steve5380 said:

 

Now I have to be careful not to overdo this "looking younger",  otherwise one day I will look again like a baby 

Don't bother Not possible. Time waster really. 

[mate69]

12 hours ago, Guest Derelict said:

My frens and I enjoy reading those home decor magazines and then speculating which one is the gay abode. 

 

Normally, the story will read "the home owner a male in his forties, together with his partner..." There is no mention of the partner's gender.

 

And the tell tale signs? All the hiao and beautiful things in the house. And then we'll know. 

 

LOL...hiao things...

[Guest Derelict]

22 minutes ago, mate69 said:

 

LOL...hiao things...

Like this doctor who moved condo several times. Each time, his new home will be featured in local decor mags. I always recognize it because he has a few signature furniture pieces. Exquisite Chinese handcrafted chairs, a very nice Lempicka painting like the one in Madonna's Vogue video, expensive unique lamps. Sometimes the mag will mention obliquely, that he lives with his male 'cousin'  (apostrophe mine). 

 

Enjoy looking at all the hiao things. So telling. Kekekeke....