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Al Legator
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Quote: from latric3 at 9:16 am on Jan. 8, 2009
 Quote: from Al Legator at 9:14 am on Jan. 8, 2009
I disagree with most of you . I think he did the right thing by ignoring the jerk and walking away. He dangled the bait and she took it like a fish. Why do you think he said those things? It was to get a reaction and she cave in and gave the jerk what he wanted. People like that are jerks when they wake up in the morning and they'll be jerks when the go to sleep at the end of the day nomatter what anyone says- or says back- to them. Why play their childish name-calling game? But for the parents, I understand their position - probably thinking, don't confront a jerk who wants a confrontation or it might escalate. And that's true, it might. But they should, at most, say they disagreed with the GF's actions and leave it at that. 
Even though I'm sure there are underlying factors to the insult... Guys just don't call other guys fags unless there is some truth to it. PLus he ran instead of "walking away." Which I 'm sure really did make him look sissy-ish...
Guys insult each other all the time- and sexually based insults are the most common- for no reason, with no "evidence", and I think, from the original post, the insulter wasn't even known by the OP. And the OP said he "hurried" past - it was the jerk who said the OP was "running". He wasn't running. So I'm having trouble following your logic, including your earlier post where you said that if some random guy said the same thing about your BF, you would "think twice about his sexuallity, manhood and the relationship." So you'd do all that because of some comment by some random jerk? Doesn't seem like you have much faith in your BF!
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latric3
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Quote: from will m at 9:41 am on Jan. 8, 2009
"think twice about his sexuallity, manhood and the relationship." "think twice about his sexuallity" - Homophobic "manhood" - Sexist .....
Boo fucking hoo, sorry for never having to deal with anyone ever calling one of my exes gay... Homophobe yeah, so I guess my best friend (practically my brother is not the gayest most feminine guy I know. And that my other best friend hasn't been living with her studband for about two years now. Whom I love them both dearly. Not to mention my eldest brother. Plus I live in Atlanta if I was homaphobic I would MOVE, and would not have had a relationship with a female before... But when it comes to my ,b/c there are so many down low men. YES I would question his manhood and sexuality. None of my exes would EVER get tried like that. and if they did they damn sure wouldn't run... Post edited at 9:51 am on Jan. 8, 2009 by latric3
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9:47 am on Jan. 8, 2009 | Joined: Mar. 2007 | Days Active: 564
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ballin23
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you shoulda kicked his ass or said something back
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eternaltears
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Thats pretty wrong. Although I kinda understand your parents; they probably think that its safer to just ignore people like that because they might get physical.
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