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my boyfriend's roomie is gay?!?
What do I do...I just started dating this guy, and I found out that his roommate is very gay, and so is his little brother...should I be worried, or not?:confused:
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nah, its ok, we had a thread on this before already.
As long as your b/f makes it clear that he isnt interested (in some amiable manner) than there shouldnt be any problems. In relationships like this (especially with long distances involved) its normal for there to be a little worry involved, but in the end everything usually sorts itself out for the better. Ah yes, and on your first day, welcome to the boards. If you need anything PM anyone. |
What, are you afraid it's catching? ;)
Don't be worried - it doesn't mean your bf is gay, it just means his roommate is gay. Chill out, and be proud that your boyfriend is open and tolerant. |
If you find himself asking you to dress up as an American footballer or something....THEN start to worry. In my experience (as a straight person...) most hetero's are secretly homophobes.
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I wouldn't worry about, I come with many stories from my horrible roommate. As long as your bf's roommate respects his privacy and is comfortable around that situation then you have nothing to worry about. Things could be wierd at times, but your boyfriend is only living there because it is convenient financially. If things get bad or too uncomfortable then he should move.
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You can always give him a "pop quiz" - then you will know for sure.
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He'll probably make a great roomate, clean, well groomed, polite, good fashion taste :lol: I don't think you should be worried.
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Yeah, dont worry about it. I doubt your BF's roommate is going to ... sway... your BF. The worst that could happen would be for his roomie to hit on him. That could make for an awkward situation. |
You do realize that your boyfriend's roomate being gay has absolutely nothing to do with your boyfriend's sexuality... right?
How does your man feel about it? Have they been roomies for long? If you're uncomfortable with things and your man is not, then you're probably just not able to see what goes on there on a day-to-day basis. Ask. |
Like everyone else has said, it's most likely nothing to worry about.
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His gay roommate has nothing to do with you, or him. Tolerance is a WONDERFUL attribute in a human being. Be GLAAD. Also, let's try not stereotyping (cleanliness, fashion, etc.) anyone. It's just not good. |
There are a few of us men in this world that don't automatically descriminate against homosexuals of our gender. Just because your boyfriend hangs out with a gay man doesn't make him gay.
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So if your boyfriend had a roommate that was a woman does that mean he is sleeping with her or worse yet, that he wants to be a woman?
Just think about it for a moment and then get over it. |
It has been said that there's no such thing as a stupid question. . . . I'm not sure exactly what you're "worried" about, though. All of the possible answers that I can think of aren't things to worry about.
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Would you be more worried about him living with a gay male or a heterosexual female? If he is interested in you, there should be no question. People are so much more open about their sexuality these days that they are not as likely to hide if they are bi-curious.
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no dont worry, one of my close freinds in highschool was gay (flamin) im still straight. he wont change anything, you may have to adjust to his oddities, but thats easy. dont just push him away becuase he is gay.
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Couldn't say it better. Me and three of my roommates are straight. We have a gay roommate too. Believe it or not it it is not a disease. It is not communicable. I use the same shower, the same sink, the same dishes, the same couch, even the same toilet seat as a gay man, and I haven't had the desire to love a man. Loving men makes you gay, not hanging out with gay men. |
no just look the other way
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i wouldnt worry about it at all. i actually had a gay room mate my freshman year of college. it was a little awkward when he brought a guy back the first time but i would just leave whenever it happened again. as long as you talk to your bf and make sure that he is ok with it all and has no interest in other guys, you're set.
and yes im new here. |
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I don't think I'd enjoy hearing two guys going at it. I don't even want to hear my current roommate with a girl. |
What difference does it make? unless hes got a desire for other men you have no reason to worry. It is possible to live with people without having sex with them. Dont worry about it. Its normally people who are homophobic who turn out to be bi or gay.
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so he swings both ways? Whats the prob?
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I'm unclear as to what there is to worry about. Have you met him and talked to him, I'm willing to bet he's just as normal (or abnormal) as your bf.
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You should be worried. I hear gay men love to rape heterosexual men all the time.
Sarcasm Sarcasm Sarcasm Ain't homophobia a bitch? |
Yes, you should definitely worry. Obviously he will catch the contagious disease of homosexuality, dump you, and break your heart. It would be the same thing if a gay girl moved in with you. The best thing to do is move in with a lesbian so you can suddenly and magically become gay too. That way, you can dump him first and he can't hurt you. Good idea, huh?
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