not my business

a reply to: Iamthatbish

this. thank you.

Didn't ask, don't tell.

I don't want men in the women's room with me. Period.

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I have a nephew that I love very much, who happens to be a homosexual. If you spent a whole day speaking with him, you would never know he was homosexual, unless you asked him. He has a mate that is also homosexual and again if you spent the day with him, you would not know that he is homosexual, unless you asked him. They are not in the closet, and if they are together it is crystal clear they are a couple, yet they don't make it the center of everyone's attention.

They are frequently asked, "why don't you guys act gay?" Their answers is usually very respectful, but it usually boils down to the fact that the perception that all gay people act the same, is the same as expecting all straight people, Black, or White, people to act the same.

They say the way a person acts is a reflection of what that person wants to say about themselves, and that they aren't special so they have nothing special to say.

Did I mention that I love my nephew?