I don't appreciate your comments such as "you really don't have a clue what we face and have to deal with on a daily basis." This may be the case for you, but don't tack on the term 'we', as if you are speaking for the entire population of other sexualities. That's a very pompous thing to do, and you're making it sound like we need this pity, this understanding, and this "alone time" which your "club," in a saving grace, will offer.
The adversity you feel you're recieving from the world is partly your own doing. There are a million other things about you, that make you who you are, that are more important than what you do behind closed doors.
But, by all means... surround yourself with others whose only goal in life is to BE gay, through and through... as if it is the only thing driving their existance. Have a blast, but don't let your "club" speak for me.
You call it a club, I call it a cult.
< / rant >
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2003 - Wicked Twister Crew
2004 - Wicked Twister Crew
Peace out to everyone.
J
Your point is well taken. I'll make sure I exclude you from future posts. I also hope you find peace and happiness in life, and hopefully don't ever belong to any "cults" that you are not happy with.
J
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June 11th, 2001 - Gemini 100
VertiGo Rides - 82
You're comparing apples to oranges.
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June 11th, 2001 - Gemini 100
VertiGo Rides - 82
Private employers are not bound by the US constitution. There may be other anti-discrimination laws that apply, but you'd have to check what Ohio requires, specifically. For example, (and as I'm sure you know), Michigan's civil rights legislation does not currently offer protection from discrimination based on sexual orientation, though it does for height and weight.
Edit: Also, not all colleges and universities are bound by such restrictions. There are several examples of schools (primarily with religious foundations) that do not accept federal funds to avoid such requirements.
*** This post was edited by Brian Noble 3/21/2004 3:51:11 PM ***
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June 11th, 2001 - Gemini 100
VertiGo Rides - 82
Last time I checked, my colleges gay group (Spectrum) was titled such for the gay, lesbian, transgendered, bisexual, family, and friends of such. So why are you in support of a group that will eliminate a great portion of those people?!? I also found it interesting how your post title was "Xcentricities Boys Only Club". This sounds like a game I would have played as a 5 year old in my fort.
I agree that in life there are obstacles that everyone must overcome, but you need to do so on your own time. Don't throw a pity-party because you feel discriminated against because everyone has had to deal with stuff before. And you move on. If I don't get something I felt I deserved, I work 10x harder for it next time. Real interesting. But that's all I had to say!
~Gay and Proud, but not whining or discriminating!!!
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2004 - ATL Mantis
2003 - Mantis
2002 - Mantis
2001 - S.C. Foods Supervisor
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"Hmm. . .we don't have anything like that. . .but I can give you this comment card."
JaysonHolloway said:"arrange fun outings/parties for "our" kind of people."
Sounds pretty inclusive to me...
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2003 - Giant Wheel Triangle
2004 - Giant Wheel TL
However, in your last post you said that you hadn't intended for the group to be all inclusive. From reading the entire thread, it was pretty clear to me that one of the purposes of the group was an "escape" from straight people. Maybe it's just me, but that sounds clearly inclusive...
I understand the drive behind what you're trying to put together, but it's going to raise a lot of voices - as it already has. As it's been said before no one would EVER allow a 'straight' only club (nor would I want one or participate)... how is this any different?
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2003 - Giant Wheel Triangle
2004 - Giant Wheel TL
6/7 years ago when i was sick of having issues with being gay and really wanting to come out is started going to BAGLY meetings (boston alliance gay and lesbian youth.) It was exactly what i needed. I was welcomed for who i was, the ppl were cool, and they helped me deal with myself then eventually i came out to my parents, friends, etc.
Gay 'clubs' are great for this purpose.
After I came out and was semi-comfortable there really was no need to go back. If you didnt go for support, you were going to find a piece of ass.
Cedarpoint has such a large out of the closet gay community that i don't think one of these groups is necessary.
If what youre looking for is your own niche of gay friends... you'll have it without having to start a club or group.
Besides, you can't get any more inclusive than "boys only." There are some f'in cool lesbians out there.
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:james
magnum crew 2002
johnny rockets 2003, 2004
So you ARE descriminating by your own admission.
Thread closing in 3....2....
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June 11th, 2001 - Gemini 100
VertiGo Rides - 82
The last thing 12 gay guys in a swimming pool want to see is a set of Breasts bobbing in the water. And that also includes those from a proverbial "F" hag.
whoa. I guess i misunderstood everything.
You want to create an organized meat market.
You'll get laid... don't allienate yourself in the process.
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:james
magnum crew 2002
johnny rockets 2003, 2004
Closed topic.