Gay drug

[wouldlikemuscle]

Isnt that drug basically like a sexual depressant - kinda the complete opposite of viagra - so you have no desire for sex, thus not perform any homo acts.

Would I take a make me straight drug tho... hell no. I am who I am and proud of it.

[Foxy Fairy]

If there was a drug to make you gay, there are a few geezers I can think of that would like to give it to :biggrin:

[WhoTFisAlex]

Would I take it? Nowai!

[pocket_pilgrim]

nope. just like i wouldn't take an "i love pineapple" drug - and i hate that damn fruit.

it's who i am and i am very comfortable with that.

[drocko17]

The question itself was... stupid, hehe. Who would take it?

[pocket_pilgrim]

The question itself was... stupid, hehe. Who would take it?

unfortunately there are some people who cannot accept who they are and who are having trouble fighting this side of theirs. that is very sad but also understandable. in many places, being gay is still frowned upon, or at least seen as lower than being straight. it's a fact. being gay complicates a person's life, there is no denying that. but i believe it enables one to be more tolerant and accepting towards others, and those are two attributes that a true human being should possess.

so, there might be some people here with those kind of psychological and emotional questions, in denial or fighting their own feelings. i believe they would, in a desperate attempt to stop the self-doubt and torture, take this drug... sadly, there is no such thing. but fortunately, this means that they have to get over their fears and understand and accept themselves, coming out (pun intended) as better, wiser and more mature people.

[portugal_the_man]

Here is my take:

I'm a guy. I like being a guy. I like guys. I'm a guy that likes being a guy that likes guys.

[drocko17]

unfortunately there are some people who cannot accept who they are and who are having trouble fighting this side of theirs. that is very sad but also understandable. in many places, being gay is still frowned upon, or at least seen as lower than being straight. it's a fact. being gay complicates a person's life, there is no denying that. but i believe it enables one to be more tolerant and accepting towards others, and those are two attributes that a true human being should possess.

so, there might be some people here with those kind of psychological and emotional questions, in denial or fighting their own feelings. i believe they would, in a desperate attempt to stop the self-doubt and torture, take this drug... sadly, there is no such thing. but fortunately, this means that they have to get over their fears and understand and accept themselves, coming out (pun intended) as better, wiser and more mature people.

I know that very well pilgrim, as i'm going through a gaylife also
i just made that comment cos it seemed that in this forum-or at least the ones that were commenting this thread- nobody seemed really doubtful (all were NO answers). if not, i wud have made the comment immediately after champ's first post.


btw, i liked that statement of
"I'm a guy that likes being a guy that likes guys.":biggrin: It's rather obvious but sounds particular way

[Mystery Man]

i was scrolling the net b4 and i came across an article about how years and years ago being gay was perfectly normal and even considered sacred yet only in the recent times has it become this embarrasin or rejected idea (cant think of a word that goes better than embarrassin lol)

[drocko17]

i was scrolling the net b4 and i came across an article about how years and years ago being gay was perfectly normal and even considered sacred yet only in the recent times has it become this embarrasin or rejected idea (cant think of a word that goes better than embarrassin lol)

:eek:
when?? I didn't ever hear about that