Gay StarCraft Players - Page 166

On December 05 2011 17:32 A_Bandersnatch wrote:


I'd like to spend my 400th post here ^_^ I enjoy this thread immensely.
I spent a lot of time debating what I thought of Huk. Unfortunately he isn't really my type (he looks too much like my boyfriend's best friend). Also, I should mention I'm not actually gay, but I do like men (I'm a girl). I hope that makes it okay to post here? I am from Cape Town and so I have met many many gays and lesbians, but I have never been really good friends with any of them besides Vince, he lives down the passage from me in my hostel, but he works during my off hours and so we only ever get a chance t spend time with each other when we're bathing in separate stalls and he is asking me to describe my boyfriend I know, strange. He is fun though. Anyway, I came here as I would like to learn more and possibly make a few friends and so far you all seem like really nice people!

Edit: I would also like to say, the English accent is very sexy. But then again, so is the American accent. In my eyes at least ^_^

On December 05 2011 17:38 Masamune wrote:

jarrydesque is from South Africa iirc so you should get to know him. Be warned that his good looks might drive you crazy as to why he isn't batting for the team of your choice

btw what about the Canadian accent?

On December 05 2011 17:44 A_Bandersnatch wrote:


Seriously? Wow, is his real name Jarryd? If so, that makes him the 5th Jarryd I have met in this country in the last 3 years!
I love the way you worded that btw, batting for the team of my choice. Hmmmm we shall see, the good looking men are always the ones chasing after my guy friends >_< its a tough life being a girl! Hehe.
I think the Canadian accent is cute, I have only ever heard it in movies and series of course but I particularly like French Canadian because it makes me feel like studying french was worthwhile ^_^ Canada is somewhere I hope to visit at some point in my life, but I'm not good with cold weather
Edit - spelling

On December 05 2011 17:55 Masamune wrote:

yeah I'm always cautious with how I word things, but sometimes I don't care and come out sounding a tiny bit abrasive.

pfft French Canadians. And if you think Americans have sexy accents (again pfft, unless you're into slurred speech and poor vocabulary ) then you gotta love Canadian accents And I haven't heard of anyone who says aboot in Canada in my life wtf, stupid Americans

haha so much for cautious wording

edit: woah 5 smilies in my post....this thread is already having an effect on me lol

On December 05 2011 19:06 brachester wrote:
Hi-
I have to say i would be lying if said i'm not disgusted by gay sex, etc. But at the same time, i have nothing against them in particular except a few people who running around telling people they're gay and when they get discriminated against (i'm not part of it) they gets all dramatic about it. I'm not sure if this is the majority or the minority of gay people cause i have a couple of nice gay friends who are very polite. So is the majority of gay people really likes to express their sexuality to public or was that only a minority?

On December 05 2011 20:20 Kerotan wrote:

"running around telling people they're gay"?
As dumb as telling people that "I fuck dudes" is, (Its not considered socially normal for straight people to announce to the world that they have an attraction to the opposite gender) it is no excuse for being discriminated against, and they have every right to "get all dramatic" about it.
So rather than the explicit declaration of "hey I'm gay", how about something else that is "expressing sexuality", like kissing. I'm sure the majority of gay people would like to kiss in public, because that is what straight couples do ALL THE TIME. I could walk out on the street, and I bet you within 5 minutes I would find a lady and man smooching on each other, and more importantly, I wouldn't find the moral outrage, that some people try to attach to LGBT kissing in public.
What you have is either double standard: you expect LGBT to keep their feelings in private, and not express them in public the way opposite gendered couples do, or you are incredibly prudish.

On December 05 2011 20:20 Kerotan wrote:

"running around telling people they're gay"?
As dumb as telling people that "I fuck dudes" is, (Its not considered socially normal for straight people to announce to the world that they have an attraction to the opposite gender) it is no excuse for being discriminated against, and they have every right to "get all dramatic" about it.
So rather than the explicit declaration of "hey I'm gay", how about something else that is "expressing sexuality", like kissing. I'm sure the majority of gay people would like to kiss in public, because that is what straight couples do ALL THE TIME. I could walk out on the street, and I bet you within 5 minutes I would find a lady and man smooching on each other, and more importantly, I wouldn't find the moral outrage, that some people try to attach to LGBT kissing in public.
What you have is either double standard: you expect LGBT to keep their feelings in private, and not express them in public the way opposite gendered couples do, or you are incredibly prudish.

On December 05 2011 20:32 brachester wrote:

i didn't say they don't have the right to get all dramatic about it, maybe i shouldn't even say that part, i'm trying to say is many gay people i know always try to express their sexuality in a very forceful way. I have nothing against them kissing in public (though it's not like i'm happy seeing it), i have nothing against them, nothing. It is just that why are they trying to tell people they are gay? Don't you think it is kinda unnatural and akward at the same time? I have never seen anyone straight telling people they are straight either, so why do gay people want to do that? I do notice that sometime it is hard to know a person is gay or straight by only looking at his/her, but if people know you well enough, won't you know it eventually that they are gay? why the necessary of telling everyone that they are gay?

On December 05 2011 20:45 Kerotan wrote:

I pretty much answered all these queries in my second line. (bold for emphasis).
There are 2 reasons I can think why gay people tell people that they are gay, firstly because not telling them feels like your actively lieing to them by not telling them, secondly, telling other people is part of the coming out process, you tell others because you look for acceptance that you're okay. Both reasons essentially come down to the desire to be truthful, and I will not deny, that there was some impetuous because it was new, and therefore exciting, but like everything new, that feeling doesn't last for ever.

On December 05 2011 20:20 Kerotan wrote:

"running around telling people they're gay"?
As dumb as telling people that "I fuck dudes" is, (Its not considered socially normal for straight people to announce to the world that they have an attraction to the opposite gender) it is no excuse for being discriminated against, and they have every right to "get all dramatic" about it.
So rather than the explicit declaration of "hey I'm gay", how about something else that is "expressing sexuality", like kissing. I'm sure the majority of gay people would like to kiss in public, because that is what straight couples do ALL THE TIME. I could walk out on the street, and I bet you within 5 minutes I would find a lady and man smooching on each other, and more importantly, I wouldn't find the moral outrage, that some people try to attach to LGBT kissing in public.
What you have is either double standard: you expect LGBT to keep their feelings in private, and not express them in public the way opposite gendered couples do, or you are incredibly prudish.

On December 05 2011 20:57 Escoffier wrote:
Hey guys, when will we, as a gay community, move beyond our stereotypes and stop gossiping about which players are gay and which players are cute? Every time I come to this thread, I dislike the fact that I'm gay more and more, because I know that everyone reading this thread gets the worst ideas. Why can't we act normally?

On December 05 2011 21:52 marvellosity wrote:


In the most polite way possible, get a fucking grip.

Re: DeMuslim - his accent is very similar to mine actually.

On December 05 2011 21:50 Klondikebar wrote:


IDK...ever been to a frat party? It seems like it's perfectly acceptable for straight guys to run around and scream about how much they like to fuck girls. They just all do it so often that we don't even notice anymore.

On December 05 2011 21:52 marvellosity wrote:


In the most polite way possible, get a fucking grip.

Re: DeMuslim - his accent is very similar to mine actually.

On December 05 2011 23:02 Kerotan wrote:

At frat parties yes, its standard behaviour, but I just had a conversation with my flat mates which didn't start with, "you know how much I like fucking chicks? Alot." Ironically, people that actively try to reassure me of their heterosexuality makes me think quite the opposite.


Re, the guy above me, I'm sorry that we don't always talk about serious shit, hey guys, how that AIDS crisis huh? what about homophobia in Africa, pretty scary. Doing all that stereotypical shit is partly what this thread is for, I have the rest of teamliquid to act "normally" (a disgusting term), why should I have to act normal here? I'm still a Bisexual male elsewhere on TL.

In addition: I sound similar to Demuslim, but I'm not going to be as narcissistic as to say that I sound a 10th as sexy, the broad category of posh male voice is pretty common, I went to a all boys public school, so everyone between the ages of 13 to 18 sounded like or similar to Ben.

On December 05 2011 23:50 Klondikebar wrote:


It doesn't have to be so blatant. Pretty much anytime a straight guy sees something they like and they're with guy friends, they make a comment about it. I'm not saying it's a bad thing, they're allowed to like nice things. But they do pretty much announce that they like sleeping with women quite often.

Us announcing that we like to sleep with men in this thread isn't really all that unusual or special.

On December 06 2011 00:05 Kerotan wrote:

Yeah I agree, that they allowed to like nice things, but from my experience its not something that my friends do often, maybe its English culture, maybe its because I'm the gayest friend they have, or perhaps its due to the company I keep.

The bottom line, I think people of all genders and sexualities should be able to like nice things as you put it, and if you disagree with that, at least be consistent in prudishness, not one set of rules for one gender or sexuality, and different rules for another.