Never Doubt My Gaydar

If there is something I've picked up after all these years in the big city and having know people from all tracks of life, having a Gay Radar is one of those nearly useless things I never take for granted.

"Do you think he's gay?"

"No."

"But he looks so gay with the earrings and his clothes and even the way he talks."

"No. He's not gay."

"How can you be so sure?"

"Trust me."

It wasn't until much later that thanks to the other skill of finding things out in a round about way that I had the answer to her question.

"No he isn't gay."

"You asked him?"

"In a way. He's a media student from Melbourne."

"That explains a lot how?"

"More than you'd ever know."

Have you seen the artsy people from Melbourne lately? Seriously, if you didn't know better, you'd think it's a wholly different world than the one you've been living in after all this time. On days like this, it pays to have a gayday. I wouldn't want to be caught dead without it.

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Kris wrote from on July 14, 2007 at 20:37 and said:

oh man, ur in built gaydar eh? mine was soooooo horribly wrong at one stage it was embarrassing

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Kamigoroshi wrote from on July 15, 2007 at 11:22 and said:

Well there is a solution to that though. Have more gay and lesbian friends. They’ll be sure to teach you a thing or three that you didn’t know.

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lishun wrote from on July 16, 2007 at 14:21 and said:

haha i know…people keep assuming that funky artsy people are gay, but the real gay ones are the guys who are balding and wear a lab coat at work and look absolutely just like everyone else. it’s time people stop stereotyping and judging others by their appearance.

that said, i’d love to have an inner gaydar. at least then it wouldn’t shock me so much anymore.

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Kamigoroshi wrote from on July 17, 2007 at 09:50 and said:

Hey!! Are you saying I’m gay? I feel moderately insulted.

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