Gay Origamists

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I am

a straight male
83
79%
a gay male
4
4%
a bisexual male
6
6%
a straight woman
9
9%
a gay woman
1
1%
a bisexual woman
2
2%
 
Total votes: 105

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Post by GJ0KYZ »

DiscoDucky wrote:Satoshi Kamiya is bisexual.
DiscoDucky: you seem to be upsetting people on this forum. Either abide by our code of conduct, respect other members or go somewhere else. It is not your place to "out" people here or anywhere.
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Post by origami_8 »

DiscoDucky, even if this would be the case: It's non of your business!
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Post by jadylyon »

awright! i'm in the minority of straight women. i've never gotten to be in the minority before - i like it.

i'm the only one i know (friends, family, work colleagues) who does origami. it's not terribly popular in my section of Canada, apparently.
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Post by akugami »

jadylyon wrote: i'm the only one i know (friends, family, work colleagues) who does origami. it's not terribly popular in my section of Canada, apparently.
time to change that strange situation, isn't it?
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Post by jadylyon »

i keep little origami pieces around my desk at work, so when somebody's kids come to the office, I can hand them out. who knows, it might inspire somebody!

i folded a little dragon once and gave it to a five year old. his mom brought him back months later (with the grimy, bedraggled, much loved toy still in his fist) to say thank you a second time.

this is the best hobby sometimes.
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Post by akugami »

a nice story! i wish you good luck with any further promotion activities in origami-do. i try to infiltrate my daughters school yet but this is obviously the wrong topic to discuss these matters ...
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Post by BrooksHalten »

I'm gay. :)
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my flickr tissue foil is for noobs! mc FTW!!!!
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Post by Pop pop »

epic haha :lol: :lol: like someone said before im straight
My youtube account please check it out.
http://www.youtube.com/user/thefolder1? ... sults_main
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Post by BrooksHalten »

orislater wrote:Image
Hahahaha, I just thought I'd say what option I voted on. :lol:
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Post by Razzmatazz »

Stereotypes ruin every good thing. The moment I really got into origami I heard the stereotype. I'm straight, but people calling me homosexual because I can fold a piece of paper better than them makes you sort of want to quit. But I'm not quitting.
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Post by orislater »

no one has ever called me gay because of origami. they call me gay because its funny XD and we do that to eachother
I cant imagine who would think of such a retarded stereo type
my flickr tissue foil is for noobs! mc FTW!!!!
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Post by LeafPiece »

I'm a straight male, but if people give you a hard time for folding paper, try folding nothing but flowers and plants (which is what I do) :lol: . No one has actually made fun of me for it... I think it must be a miracle.
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Post by Fold »

I've never heard that stereotype before.
After reading the author's post I had to LOL at the results of the poll. I was more than a little surprised that there were so many straight men.
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Gay origamists

Post by gordigami »

First of all, sexual orientation is a private choice, and as such , should not be subject to the adolescent, immature musings of the community.

Secondly, is this discussion really appropriate, or even relevant to an origami forum ?

Lastly, one may keep in mind, that printed defamation may be considered " libel", and possibly actionable.

For sociopathic types, this means that you are subject to being held responsible for frivolous insult or damage to an individual's reputation/sense of well being .
I would hope that , given that origami requires at least a modicum of intelligence, the members of this forum try to rise above the temptation of pettiness .
Finally, we can all agree or disagree without resorting to lowly, unflattering, or mean-spirited behavior.
May I wish success to all who cope with the mountains & valleys of Life,
with all its peaks & depths, as well as Origami .
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