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Communication May Not Always Be A Good Thing
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<blockquote data-quote="meowbunny" data-source="post: 179807" data-attributes="member: 3626"><p>First, going to the gay bar may not be as bad of an experience as you think. Most gays are quick to respect the fact that someone is straight even if in "their territory." Gay clubs frequently have the best bands/acts, so it is not all that unusual for straights to want to go to them. Just tell Nichole to be polite if someone hits on her and tell them she is straight. That might really be the end of it. Maybe she make her a t-shirt saying something to the effect that her boyfriend is a male or a straight line with a rainbow above it -- the rainbow could have the circle with a bar down the middle. Just a thought.</p><p> </p><p>I'd be much more concerned with the drinking the other two are prone to do. Who's doing the driving? I'd make sure that Nichole has a way home where she's not stuck in a car with either of them behind the wheel.</p><p> </p><p>As to the too much information, yup, been there done that, have the t-shirt. Given the alternative of no info, I'll take the too much information. I've had to swallow hard at some of the things I've been told -- I mean who wants to hear their child lost their virginity on New Year's Eve to some guy on his couch while others were in the room? (That one really did bring tears to my eyes.) Most of it I can handle and do the pat on the hand routine. Some of it gives me the urge to kill or at least vomit as the bile rises in my throat. They do love to shock us, don't they.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="meowbunny, post: 179807, member: 3626"] First, going to the gay bar may not be as bad of an experience as you think. Most gays are quick to respect the fact that someone is straight even if in "their territory." Gay clubs frequently have the best bands/acts, so it is not all that unusual for straights to want to go to them. Just tell Nichole to be polite if someone hits on her and tell them she is straight. That might really be the end of it. Maybe she make her a t-shirt saying something to the effect that her boyfriend is a male or a straight line with a rainbow above it -- the rainbow could have the circle with a bar down the middle. Just a thought. I'd be much more concerned with the drinking the other two are prone to do. Who's doing the driving? I'd make sure that Nichole has a way home where she's not stuck in a car with either of them behind the wheel. As to the too much information, yup, been there done that, have the t-shirt. Given the alternative of no info, I'll take the too much information. I've had to swallow hard at some of the things I've been told -- I mean who wants to hear their child lost their virginity on New Year's Eve to some guy on his couch while others were in the room? (That one really did bring tears to my eyes.) Most of it I can handle and do the pat on the hand routine. Some of it gives me the urge to kill or at least vomit as the bile rises in my throat. They do love to shock us, don't they. [/QUOTE]
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