Gay men: Does it make you uncomfortable when women flirt with you?
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I once had this lady at work ask me if I would consider dating her daughter (and I’m not kidding). I told her that I was spoken for (which was the truth).
Actually, women seem to be more friendly once they know I am ***. Since my partner and I are quite inseparable, people see us together in church, shopping, at theaters and such – we are not in the closet at all – it is obvious that I am spoken for.
At work some of my best friends were women who needed a guy to talk to: they trusted me to give honest answers how to handle their boyfriends.
I take women out (sometimes with my “husband”, sometimes not.)
I am not uncomfortable around women at all. I think what you are mixing up is what kind of person turns a *** guy on. Being in the presence with a woman is not the same thing as “being with a woman in the biblical sense.” I would not do that again. And, I find a great male body a turn on; while a woman’s body is a wonderful work of art.
Hope we helped you out. Most of the guys said about the same thing. Those of us who live a truthful life can be very happy with all people.
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#1 by Tia on February 11th, 2010
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If it’s not a guy, im oblivious.
#2 by on February 11th, 2010
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Dan
A bit, yes.
I once had this lady at work ask me if I would consider dating her daughter (and I’m not kidding). I told her that I was spoken for (which was the truth).
The entire situation made me uneasy.
#3 by Al on February 11th, 2010
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Not really, I just ignore it completely, especially if it’s some random girl.
#4 by on February 13th, 2010
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Usually I just assume they’re being friendly, not flirting.
But when it’s obvious, I might flirt back if I’m in the mood. It only makes me uncomfortable when they get handsy.
#5 by on February 16th, 2010
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Mike
I guess. Not really.
Its like someone asking you ”Do you want some potato chips?” when you dont like potato chips.
Its uncomfortable if someone holds a gun to you and asks for money, though.
#6 by on February 19th, 2010
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Not unless they go overboard. Usually I just take it as a compliment, and even flirt back.
#7 by on February 21st, 2010
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Mike
Not really. I’ll just take it as a compliment and flirt back a little.
#8 by Heather on February 24th, 2010
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Actually, women seem to be more friendly once they know I am ***. Since my partner and I are quite inseparable, people see us together in church, shopping, at theaters and such – we are not in the closet at all – it is obvious that I am spoken for.
At work some of my best friends were women who needed a guy to talk to: they trusted me to give honest answers how to handle their boyfriends.
I take women out (sometimes with my “husband”, sometimes not.)
I am not uncomfortable around women at all. I think what you are mixing up is what kind of person turns a *** guy on. Being in the presence with a woman is not the same thing as “being with a woman in the biblical sense.” I would not do that again. And, I find a great male body a turn on; while a woman’s body is a wonderful work of art.
Hope we helped you out. Most of the guys said about the same thing. Those of us who live a truthful life can be very happy with all people.
#9 by on February 24th, 2010
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I_CAN
i don’t mind to be honest, i just think of it as harmless fun and in my head i’m saying “you are barking up the very wrong tree”
If nobody is getting hurt then it is harmless