Homos roaming the streets in packs. Queer bashers with tyre-jacks. Lesbian counter-attacks.

[reddragdiva]

This poll on gaydar was requested by commonpeople, who wondered if he set people's off (consensus: he doesn't, and will have to keep namedropping his boyfriend in situations it might become an issue).

[Poll #658329]

Unique snowflakes are encouraged to expand on the above in comments. Note: if married and monogamous, that doesn't necessarily make you not bi any more.

When I'm going out, I appear to be out. My straight male friends tend to greet me with a kiss. When I'm in office clothes, I barely trigger people's gothdar. (Which should be the next poll.)

Comments

[feanelwa.livejournal.com]

I'm the other way - I got used to being gay because people kept telling me not to, and then realised sometimes men are pretty also. This was after I got out of Reading, which might go a ways towards explaining it.

[h-i-p-p-y.livejournal.com]

I live in Wokingham. I have not met a gay lass I fancy, in Reading, yet. Maybe this is also why I tend to go for guys! Lol.

I'm off to Brighton in 5 years anyhoo, where I find everyone beautiful, and... fabulous!

[feanelwa.livejournal.com]

That's because we all leave!

[h-i-p-p-y.livejournal.com]

I have left SEVERAL times but due to financial things (lacking it when I've moved etc) I have ended up back here. Good news is, I have been saving fruitfully for a mortgage for a while now and after another 5 years when my degree with OU is over and I have 5 years of experience at my current fulltime workplace, BRIGHTON HERE I COME, WOO!