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I have heard people say, too often, that men borrow up their emotions. To me, I can understand why people think this, however I don't think it's true. I believe that every guy has at least one friend that they feel completely comfortable opening up to.

This can be misinterpreted as bottling up but I see it more as acting appropriately in a given situation. For example, when there is danger, men tend not to succumb to fear and immediately jump to action while only processing the emotion after the danger has passed. Sadness and anger are generally held onto until dealing with those emotions is least harmful.

These are my personal experiences and I just want to see what others feel

Look, I have absolutley no issues with someone being gay. Literally no issues at all. If I had a guy friend came up to me and tell me he's gay, then that's fine and that's his business. Here's the thing, almost everytime I come across a gay guy, they will start aggressively hitting on me and they don't seem to respect boundaries at all.

They'll try and grab my arms or body as a joke in their little flamboyant way. I'm sure you all know because I've said this a million times, but I'm a bodybuilder and that's why they try and do it. Gay gay dudes love muscle more than girls by a long shot. It's honestly uncomfortable as fuck because they'll keep trying to talk to you and you know that they're sexually attracted to you because of the fact that they're making obvious as well.

I can't tell you how many times I've been bouncing at a club, and I've had some drunk gay dude trying to convince me that it will be a "one time thing just to try it out." and how they "won't tell anyone." I've had a guy grope me reaching for my dick before at a club, I fucking swung at him. He started bleeding and acted shocked. I got kicked out for that. When I was working (aka bouncing @ another club of course) I've gotten to a point where I've told a dude to get the fuck out of my face or I was going to forcefully kick him out because he just kept trying. It pissed me the fuck off. I run into this shit all too often.

Look, I try to be friendly in the general scheme of things if people are talking to me, but gay dudes ALWAYS take that as an opportunity to hit on me. I don't look or come across as gay at all either.

I'm honestly to the point where I just avoid them at all costs. I'm also just annoyed as fuck when I see some guy acting all flamboyant with that annoying ass flamer voice. Is that really fucking necessary to do that anyways?