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**Ndptbudd** · 02-04-2010, 03:21 AM

Nope, don't see how that would fit me. The stereotypical "queen" in regard to gay men being, flamboyant, obviously gay, or nelly/effeminate.

I do not have strong traits of any of those. Everywhere I've worked, in course of conversation with co-workers or outside work in certain social places/events, the presumption was that I was straight until something came up, that I had to politely correct their assumption.

Some people would be able to perceive that I'm gay, but more often that not, they don't until I say something.

EDIT: Also, I hate cross-posting.

02-04-2010, 03:21 AM	#17
Ndptbudd Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 536 Senior Member	Nope, don't see how that would fit me. The stereotypical "queen" in regard to gay men being, flamboyant, obviously gay, or nelly/effeminate. I do not have strong traits of any of those. Everywhere I've worked, in course of conversation with co-workers or outside work in certain social places/events, the presumption was that I was straight until something came up, that I had to politely correct their assumption. Some people would be able to perceive that I'm gay, but more often that not, they don't until I say something. EDIT: Also, I hate cross-posting.
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