DiamondSkin
JUB Addict
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We all see it and hear it at the bar, at a club or online.
Some say it's being truthful.
I say it's being a douche.
What's up with a gay or bisexual man saying he's married on a online profile or in conversation with you at the club when's he trying to get in your pants?
Hell, they even created acronyms for themselves; WMM (White Married Man) BMM (Black Married Man), etc.
It's like it's something to brag about. They put it in the titles of the Manhunt profiles. They use it describe themselves on Craigslist.
They openly wear their wedding rings at a gay bar or club.
It's like they have no shame whatsoever.
"Hey, I'm married, my wife is outta town, she has no clue I'm sucking dick on the side, wanna sleep with me?"
It's a major turn-off and it's just plain douche-y.
While at the very least they are being truthful about their martial status to others, it just rubs off wrong to me.
Call me a traditionalist, but gay, straight or bi, you don't cheat on your wife.
Some say it's being truthful.
I say it's being a douche.
What's up with a gay or bisexual man saying he's married on a online profile or in conversation with you at the club when's he trying to get in your pants?
Hell, they even created acronyms for themselves; WMM (White Married Man) BMM (Black Married Man), etc.
It's like it's something to brag about. They put it in the titles of the Manhunt profiles. They use it describe themselves on Craigslist.
They openly wear their wedding rings at a gay bar or club.
It's like they have no shame whatsoever.
"Hey, I'm married, my wife is outta town, she has no clue I'm sucking dick on the side, wanna sleep with me?"
It's a major turn-off and it's just plain douche-y.
While at the very least they are being truthful about their martial status to others, it just rubs off wrong to me.
Call me a traditionalist, but gay, straight or bi, you don't cheat on your wife.

