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Paxman wrote:
I'm going to step in and comment asking to please stop the homophobic use of the term gay. Gay doesn't equal bad in my world and I find this connotation offensive. If this guy was an ass or straight up douche well then that's one thing. To equate this with gay is just not right. You don't have to condone homosexuality to feel as I do. I'm just not into discrimination in any form. I'm certain any number of us have friends or family who just might play for the other team. And no I'm not gay, bi-curious or simply light in my loafers. Let's leave the gay-bashing and narrow mindedness to the other low rent forums.
I totally understand Mark.
I was refering to my first comment here as this Bulgari trade represent a feminin range of products at the origin. Meaning that a feminin product symbol or trade on a man's wrist was a bit non-straight in my eyes.
I have no problems with homosexuals and I don't bash them in everyday's life: They do what they want and it's not of my business. I don't have any phobia on this side and I never had any trouble with them because we allways repected our different tastes in life.
Sorry for the misunderstanding: I just personnaly dislike this feminin fashion and feel like it's not appropriated on a man's wrist. My own opinion only.
Thanks Will. I just want to be crystal clear for any members of anyone looking in. I completely understand your meaning. I just want to make sure it isn't misunderstood. Thanks!