Friday, June 25, 2010

If a gay male president married a man, wears lip stick, fake boobs, eye liner and swishes his hips, OPINIONS?

Would that bother you?If a gay male president married a man, wears lip stick, fake boobs, eye liner and swishes his hips, OPINIONS?
lol.If a gay male president married a man, wears lip stick, fake boobs, eye liner and swishes his hips, OPINIONS?
not at all.
Of course it would bother me! Anyone who says it wouldn't, is a sick bastard.
This obsession you have with gay presidents is very illuminating.
I'm sorry this is way out of hand. I'm kinda tired of your absurd comments about gay people it is best that you stop because its really annoying. leave gay people alone. and i would give a rats azz if a presidents decides to do all the things you have listed above.
No Jom, No it wouldn't.
I think you are a little too focused on men in women's clothing. Or is it men in positions of power that float your boat? I'm going to guess you are a closeted submissive homosexual cross dresser, and there's nothing wrong with that, as long as you're honest with yourself about it.





So, why not just bite the bullet and get yourself some lacy undergarments and a bear (I'm fairly positive you know what 'bear' means)?
yes
No, I only hope that people will stop being bigots when that day does come.
What is your obsession with flamboyant gay men becoming president?
@SHoward- I think it keeps coming up because he wants a president that can truly represent his demographic.
It kinda would but he must be a good man to become president But i think it really doesn't matter about what gender for like a press i think as long as he can dela with it.
Not really, but it would seem kind of unprofessional if he did it on the job.
Why are you implying that a gay man is like a woman? Not all gay men wear make-up and fake boobs. As a matter of fact, I have many gay friends and none of them do that.





Gay men are MEN who like other men. They're not men who wish they were women.





Sigh.

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