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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Crikey I'm staggered. And you call yourself a friend? What does it matter, who cares.
You're embarrased to be with him - how would knowing his sexual inclination make any difference?
Either be a friend or go your own way, but what right is it of yours to test him on his inclinations? Sounds like you've already asked him and he says he isn't - leave it at that.
As I said before - I'm staggered.
I'm in total agreement with earlier answers. In fact, when I read your question, my immediate thought was that your friend is a "gay" friend indeed! I was using the original meaning of the word 'gay'...ie merry, full of music and laughter and so on. Be grateful!
On this topic, the USA military have a rule: "Don't ask; don't tell." Obey it, is my advice.
If the_barron is for real, then maybe we could go a bit easy on him! If his friend is or isn't gay, he's not persecuting him for it - just asking whether he is or not! You're all right it's none of his business but if it was my best friend, I'd be interested too! He's not being a bad friend just by wanting to know if his mate is gay or not!
And I understand what he means when he finds it embarassing - not because his friend is camp but having attention drawn to you that you don't necessarily want. My brother has a habit of shouting across the shop "How did your results come back from the GUM clinic?" and things equally pleasant, like skipping and singing songs from when we were little at the top of his lungs. Doesn't mean I think he's gay or I'm ashamed of him,but I am embarrassed for having attention brought to me.
The barron if your question is legit, then I'd agree with everyone else that there are no tests and that you should just be a friend to him, and if it turns out that he is gay then he'll feel he'll be able to talk to you. If he's not then he'll feel he'll be able to talk to you. It's a win-win situation, as long as you stop harrassing him and start acting like his friend.
I mean how would you like it if (assuming you're straight) people kept asking you if you were gay all the time (not that I think there is anything wrong with being gay before I am the one being persecuted!)?
bet you lot can see for miles up there on your high horses!!!
Of course it'll make a difference to their friendship if he's gay and you're lying to yourselves if you think otherwise. A young lad, possibly confused about which side he butters his bread and a friend that doesn't know how to handle the situation - he's asked and frankly good on him for trying to find out.
As for a gay test? the_barron - you really need either grow up or find a less ignorant way of asking the question.
If your mate is gay, he'll tell you in time but if he keeps it from you then you have to decide how important to him you really are.
You lot on here tell him it's none of his business and it's way out of line wanting to know, intruding on his personal space - making a real drama out of this. If it is as normal and as acceptable as you lot make out it is then why do you make such a fuss. If it were a gay asking the same of a straight friend then I would imagine your responses would be completely different - they'd be supportive.
All you have done is highlight to this young man/woman that the stigma of Gay is alive and kicking though it now takes on the guise of overly PC middle-england lefties that fight corners they don't stand in and neglect their own.
wind yer necks in