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Douchebags of Grindr

I was referring to after high school when I met other gay people and experienced the club scene and such. As a teen, I was desperate to meet other gays and I naively thought that it would be a friendly and welcoming environment. But I was quickly disenchanted. Kinda like when I first joined BWW with the illusion that I would meet and possibly befriend other folks who appreciate and enjoy musical theater, only to be disillusioned by the likes of you. I was called jaded and shallow for my outlook on being gay and the social scene in NYC... Essentially what I posted was that after work, I usually end up at a straight sports bar and I only ever find myself in gay bars these days during low key happy hours or to see my friends perform, because otherwise, I end up going home frustrated and angry. If you don't follow that lead, you get stared at. Many people stay within their little cluster and spend the time giving people the evil eye - like the 3 queens who sat front row at a gay comedy show and spent the full hour trying to talk over the performers and giving me the evil eye every time I laughed. Forget about talking to people - boys only want to strike up a conversation with you if they deem you to be the most attractive person in the room... Heaven forbid you share a friendly chat because then the hottest boy might think that you have been claimed... Let's say you start up a conversation. Jersey Shore, the Kardashians, American Idol, Britney, Gaga, djs, booze and brunch - all acceptable. Sports, world events, books - be prepared to be looked at as though you have two heads. Washington and politics are off the table unless it's the current trendy gay issue - because all the boys will be at the rallies. I don't mean to paint EVERYONE with that brush, but you have to somehow try to fight through and around all of that to find the boys sitting to the side, who want to offer more than that. It's difficult, it's frustrating and it's all you can do to keep going and try to find them and hopefully hold on. With Grindr, guys will look on their block because heaven forbid they put forth the effort to walk 5 blocks.. I HATE when I am in a gay bar and you see 20 guys with iPhones out Grindr-ing one another from across the same room. Once, at a Bartini happy hour, I had to stand there waiting to order while the bartender with Grindr-ing someone who was seated at the bar and told the evil cocktail boy that Grindr needed a better filter so that he would have to waist time flipping through profiles of men under 6ft tall because he finds guys under 6ft to be unattractive and not masculine. Oy, is it bad that I don't really see much wrong with stating your type? Don't be RUDE about it, like some of these idiots are, but it's okay to admit your attraction. Most people have a type or some fantasy they are trying to fulfill. I have female friends who only date a specific ethnicity. I mean my attitude is that when you don't open your parameters, you may miss the perfect person, but these guys on Grindr don't seem like they are looking for anything but Mr. I have to admit some of the comments on that website are hilarious. Here in Australia there seems to be a bit of a douchey focus around the 'no Asians' thing with some guy's written profiles, but most of them even if they do come across perfectly normal will dismiss you with one quick glance before blocking. I will admit to being a former grindr addict. I deleted it almost 10 months ago give or take a few weeks as well as several similar apps like Scruff and have been happily free and unwanting of them since. Frankly I found, it was always the same bloody guys on it, nobody ever changed and even those managed to start some kind of half decent conversation with never went anywhere. Also I started to get paranoid people would start recognising me from grindr when I walked into bars. And I absolutely hated that kind of thing, ie the floozy from Grindr though granted I'd be number 1,293 in line properly. I oddly found I prefered a bit more anomnimity in that department. And since I belong and play rugby with my local gay rugby team yes I like Patti LuPone and pounding guys into the dirt on a football field! And I'm much happier for it. Yeah admitedly mosts of my team mates have Grindr, but I'm not their mother and their old enough to make their own choices , I am very happy with mine. I don't hate them! If I do have a real preference, it's probably in men who are more interested in expanding their possibilities rather than limiting them. Once again, I find myself exploring something entirely new to me in a relationship. Something I've never even pursued, so I can't truly say whether I like it or not, so why not try it? It may be precisely what I need. Luckily, I met someone who is more focused on exploration than making demands. To me, that is far more attractive than narcissistic gym rats with closed-minded attitudes so sharply focused on appearance and masculinity. I think there is a polite way of stating your preferences without being offensive. I don't have a problems with guys saying what they are looking for. It's when they say what they aren't looking for that it can become offensive... I think that most guys who state what they aren't looking for are just trying to save time by not having to deal with guys they ordinarily would not be attracted to. Not saying it's right...

While, saying what you prefer is about being attracted to. Any possibility destroys the genetic-only argument. Wanting to get busy because you prefer a different race is civil than hating a race. Over the course of this semester I have created several presentations for both my seminars and my conference talks using Prezi. I agree that lots of men date Asians because of stereotypical features. I was almost understanding where you were piece from before. Douchebags of grindr australia path or order should they go in. Other men — whether on Grindr or in their race-based gay bar — are casting a fantasy, which can now be staffed from a website. Sexually, I find a face with round eyes more attractive than one with a glad eyelid. To say otherwise is ignorant and silly.