Apparently you didn't understand what I wrote because I'm pretty sure I said
No dude, I understand what you wrote just fine - just a bunch of really childish assumptions and generalisations.
If you were a feminine gay guy then most likely you would not be hanging out with those straight guys unless you know them for a long time and you guys were friends before they found out you were gay.
what
"If you were a pink elephant, you would most likely not be hanging out with blue rhinos"
Sexual orientation and gender perception are not "camps" or "categories" that people file themselves into in order to befriend others. They are independent of one another when it comes to friendship.
That part of socialising is not something that is binary - "You are gay, I am straight, I WILL NOT BEFRIEND YOU." or "You are straight, I am straight I CAN BEFFRIEND YOU."
I really don't understand how your concept of friendship works.
ANd besides, why would my bunch of straight mates be less likely to befriend a feminine guy? My straight mates aren't all laddish jocks that fuck women between drinking beer from the tap, bemoaning their homosexual counterparts, as per your bizarre generalisation of them.
I don't understand how your point that "good straight mates support their gay mates when they come out the closet" somehow justifies your weird generalisation of the relationship between straight and gay men =S


























