Heteroflexible , et al
Posted by Rude Boy on February 09, 2004
In Reply to: Heteroflexible , et al posted by Word Camel on February 09, 2004
: means a straight person with a gay mind set. I also came across the following terms in an article about names denoting homosexuality:"FTM" for female to male, "MTF" for male to female, "boydyke," "trannyboy, " "trannyfag," "multigendered," "polygendered," "queerboi," "transboi," "transguy," "transman," "half-dyke," "bi-dyke," "stud," "stem," "trisexual," "omnisexual," and "multisexual."
: There are far too many terms to mention in a single post so I am enclosing the link.
: Camelita
All very well, but what IS a 'gay mind-set'?
I mean being a sensitive guy who enjoys art, literature and cooking as well as going down the pub after the football - is that 'heteroflexible'?
Understanding the needs of women to some degree and what tossers a lot of blokes are - is that enough?
Is it having a mix of straight and gay heroes?
(Churchill, Shearer, Leonardo da Vinci and Kenneth Williams - all vying to be top dog - leaving out the ambiguous Shakespeare entirely)
Should we have labels anyhow?
I did a psychological profile that showed that I was on the feminine side for a male mind-set and my wife was on the male side for a female. We were both within the curves for our gender - but it probably explains why she sits in front of the tv swearing when Newcastle miss a sitter and I'm cooking dinner before we both have a few beers then shag (without me having to beg!)! Compatibiity!
- Heteroflexible , et al Word Camel 09/February/04
- Heteroflexible , et al Smokey Stover 11/February/04
- Heteroflexible , et al Word Camel 11/February/04
- Heteroflexible , et al ESC 11/February/04
- Yes, Word Camel 12/February/04
- Sexist jokes etc Neanderthal Rude Boy 12/February/04
- Yes, Word Camel 12/February/04
- Heteroflexible , et al ESC 11/February/04
- Heteroflexible , et al Word Camel 11/February/04
- Heteroflexible , et al Smokey Stover 11/February/04