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Originally Posted by StayYoung&Pretty
I agree, but it seems to be a very different story when a straight man hangs out with a gay one; infact i've never seen it.
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It is but I think that's just part of straight mens insecurity — or general insecurity; not every man is insecure. I know a
few straight men that I'm friends with (through my best gay friend) and quite honestly I've questioned their sexuality because I thought: "why would a straight man hang out with a gay man all the time?" But after probing my best friend he assured me he's neither gay nor bi. He'd be the first to say it if he did think he was gay or bi (he's always calling everybody out when he sees them) so I tend to believe him.
So, my point is, people are different and not every man (or woman) fits that same, insecure, stereotypical mold. Hanging out with someone doesn't mean you are exactly like them. Often, I find, opposites attract and in this day and age, most people just don't give a damn. It may not be this way in the industry, Hollywood, work office etc. But I think in every day life the majority of people just don't care anymore.