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I was talking about the video posted by Jonnycakes.
EDIT: Sorry, I mean Jeoss Mayhem.
EDIT: Sorry, I mean Jeoss Mayhem.
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Just to clarify, that video was not posted by me-it was posted by JeossMayhem.angrydemon wrote:I was talking about the video posted by Jonnycakes.
And I think a stereotype can be quite funny when used in a joke. But certainly not if you actually fit someone into a preconception you have because of a stereotype or look down on them because of it.
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I'm also a straight male. I believe the stereotype comes from Japan, where I've read that mostly women had done origami and passed it down to their daughters, especially rich families as paper wasn't inexpensive. I've also read Origami was done by samurai. Which on another note, did sometimes promote "brotherly love", though not necessarily being gay. Love and intimate relations themselves in Japan also have different meanings than most western views on the subject. Why it was done by women, children, and samurai, I have no idea.
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Given the large number of middle school and high school students here... I would suggest this poll is a little biased. Most people don't settle on which sexual orientation they are until college or after... I'd guess that somewhere between 10% - 20% of my friends came out in their first year or two of college.
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merman this is not a gay dating thread.merman wrote:Wondering who the other gay guy is here... PM me
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I hear this now for the first time!
well, I must admit, I have kissed sometimes a man, indeed, we have played to bottle tricks and I have lost!
apart from the fact, if it is basically, nevertheless, no matter whether one is gay or not!
And, in addition, origami is a kind of art, which conjures a smile on every women's face
well, I must admit, I have kissed sometimes a man, indeed, we have played to bottle tricks and I have lost!
apart from the fact, if it is basically, nevertheless, no matter whether one is gay or not!
And, in addition, origami is a kind of art, which conjures a smile on every women's face
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