Today’s video is going to go over 5 things that gay guys hate hearing. Unfortunately we hear them a LOT. Are you guilty of any of these?

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Its no secret that gay guys, and really just anyone in the LGBT community hear a lot of really ridiculous things, on pretty much a daily basis. There are obviously the homophobic remarks, which are just a stupid and intolerant all on their own, but there are also some things that are said that aren’t intended to be rude, but they are anyway.

Before I get into them…

Today’s video is going to cover 5 things that gay guys hate hearing.

Coming up.
1-You don’t seem gay
Really? Cause I’ve only ever had sex with men. That seems pretty darn gay to me!
I know that when I talk, I’m not consistently making Lady Gaga references, or swearing my undying love to Beyonce; and I don’t parade down the street wearing nothing but a jock strap. Well, I mean there was that one time in college.
I’m kidding. I didn’t go to college.
“Gay” isn’t a personality trait. It’s an orientation that applies to millions of people around the world, and for most of those people, being gay is the LEAST exciting thing about them. There may be mannerisms that a lot of us have in common, but even I have seen dozens of straight guys who have those same behaviors. That doesn’t instantly make them crave hot dogs instead of tacos if you get what I mean.
2-Have you ever been with a woman?
When did it become appropriate to ask this question?
When a gay guy says “no,” we get “Then how do you know you’re gay?” I don’t have to drop a toaster into the bathtub to know that I’m not going to enjoy the experience. I haven’t experienced death, but I know I prefer life. I don’t like eating peppers. I haven’t tried ALL peppers, but I do know that I’d prefer not eating them. Why do I need to experience sex with a woman to know I prefer sex with a man. And to that same argument, doesn’t that mean all straight people should have sex someone of the same gender to be sure that they’re straight?
To be clear, before someone jumps down into the comments to try to roast me, I’m not saying in any way that I dislike women at all. There are just a few parts on them that I really have no interest in touching.
3-Are you the man or the woman in the relationship
The most sexist question you can ask someone. This means a few things. The first one obviously is: Are you the top or bottom in the relationship? –which as far as I’m concerned is something you only want to know because it’s information for your spank bank, and I didn’t not come here to make a deposit. The second way that this is intended is: Are you the more dominant, or powerful one in the relationship, or are the weak and homebound one?
Really? Like, actually. Really? It’s 2018, and you’re still referring to women as the weaker sex? I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but a woman can push a human through her body, and get up and walk around the next day, and I can barely get a cold without feeling like the apocalypse is near.
I believe that there are two types of people in the world:
People that are feminists, and people that are wrong.
But to answer the question, we’re both men in my relationship. Which is why it works for us.
Hot dogs for dinner!
4-I have a friend who’s gay. You should meet him
Because we’ll instantly hit it off, and go on to live a long happy life, based off of that one similarity? We’re people, not magnets! If I were to say “Hey, I have friend who’s straight. You should meet him,” you’d probably think that was ridiculous, because that makes up absolutely no part of who you are as a person. Unless you’re thirsty AF and only care about having anyone with a pulse touching your…places. But if that’s the case, that’s a you thing, not a me thing. Stop projecting!
Let’s take a look at an extreme example.
Imagine Hilter was gay, and you had a gay friend named Jeff Rosenberg that you wanted to introduce him to. Do you think that would work out? Cause I don’t think that’ll work out.
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