so lately i've been intrigued by homosexually and the labels and sterotypes that come along with it.
i think that there is a stereotype that goes along with a lot of gay men. That gay men are girly. Which is not always true. I think a lot of people have this idea that if a man is gay, he is flamoyant, and not manly. i got to guy frens that are gay, one you wouldnt catch in west hollywood, and the other hates being girly.
which makes me think, why labels. labels are used to identify and control and keep things in the norm.
yea thats boring.
so if you label yourself as one thing, don't let society define who you are.
and if you are like me, dont label yourself at all, then you are free to be, who ever you want to be
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