face it my warm brother. It may hurt your feelings now but its better in the long run
If you cant figure out in what way it could hurt someone feelings i wont explain it to you ima just give you a hint: it may have something to do with closets my dear.
In what way being gay could possibly hurt one's feelings ? Anyway, I'm relatively confident that anyone who have futa, on male or not, as kink is LGBTQ+ friendly.
Happens more often than you think
And so, for you, a totally anonymous person would feel offended to be called gay, by another anonymous person and on an anonymous internet forum, just because he haven't done his coming out ?
In what retarded country do you live ?Happens more often than you think
Oh god...
You seem fairly offended to meAnd so, for you, a totally anonymous person would feel offended to be called gay, by another anonymous person and on an anonymous internet forum, just because he haven't done his coming out ?
I personally dont watch futa as its gay to me. But you do seem like the kind of guy to me who focuses purely on dick.
Wdym? It happened plenty of times in both America and Europe. Homosexuality only became legal this century in the last US state and most other european countries, with the stigma lasting even longer. The scenario of you being gay but hiding it for your kids sake is not too far fetched.
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Nah, I fucking hate faggots and wish we could make them disappear, I mean really come on:
You seem fairly offended to me
In Europe, France was the first country to decriminalize homosexuality, through the 1791 new code penal, followed by the Napoleonic code in 1804. And the Napoleonic code served as penal base for a big part of Europe. Among the European countries who decriminalized homosexuality in the 19th century, there's Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands and some Switzerland cantons. Spain and Portugal did it too, but recriminalized it later ; late 19th century for Portugal, mid 20th for Spain, due to Franco dictatorship.
Yeah... I totally see myself hiding that I'm gay because it's something that was already legal in the country when my great-great-great-grand father was born. Oh, wait...
5 Years ago i would have been LGBTQ+ friendly
Say the guy who brought politic into a comment that was talking about human beings, while believing that LBGTQ+ qualify a single entity, that would be equally mentally retarded all over the world, and not a category of human beings that correlate through their sexual orientation and/or gender identification.
You still trying to justify
In Europe, France was the first country to decriminalize homosexuality, through the 1791 new code penal, followed by the Napoleonic code in 1804. And the Napoleonic code served as penal base for a big part of Europe. Among the European countries who decriminalized homosexuality in the 19th century, there's Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands and some Switzerland cantons. Spain and Portugal did it too, but recriminalized it later ; late 19th century for Portugal, mid 20th for Spain, due to Franco dictatorship.
Other countries did it during the first half of 20th century, like Poland (1932), Denmark (1933), Iceland (1940), Switzerland at national level (1942), or Sweden (1944). Greece followed in 1951, Britain in 1967. For Austria and Finland, it date from 1971, 1972 for Norway, and 1973 for Malta, while Spain goes back to decriminalization after Franco dictatorship (1979). Then, withYou must be registered to see the links(1981) the European Court of Human Rights made it mandatory for any country member of the EU, or candidate to adhesion, to not criminalize homosexuality.
Counting the countries I haven't named, in 1950 more than half of the free European countries (therefore not counting Easter Europe under USSR domination) already stopped to criminalize homosexuality. Yet, even inside the Eastern block, some countries, like Croatia, Montenegro and Slovenia, all parts of the Federation of Yugoslavia, decriminalized homosexuality ; for the three named countries, they did together in 1977.
But decriminalization do not necessarily imply the end of discrimination. The most frequent one was centered around the age of consent, that was higher for same sex intercourse. It's what was abolished more recently in Europe. Yet this doesn't mean that the law was enforced, and for most countries it was abrogated recently because someone suddenly remembered that such law existed and it would be a good idea to change that.
Globally speaking, in half of Europe, only homosexuals who are now over 80yo possibly had to hide their sexual orientation ; yet only for a short span of years. As for the other half, for the biggest part of it, it's only homosexuals over 50yo who had to do it. In 1962, when Illinois became the first US state do decriminalize homosexuality, it was already legal in around half of Europe.
Fun fact, China decriminalized homosexuality before the USA did it at national level. It date fromYou must be registered to see the links, therefore 6 years beforeYou must be registered to see the links; that isn't a law, and therefore can be reverted at any time.
Yeah... I totally see myself hiding that I'm gay because it's something that was already legal in the country when my great-great-great-grand father was born. Oh, wait...
~20 lines teaching you about History, plus 1 of sarcasm, and it's all you found as answer ?You still trying to justify
It would be better if you had already stopped These foreplay and went straight to male rough gay sex
You cherry picked the dates in the hopes to make it look like homosexuality is legal everywhere since like 70 years. Thats simply not true. Ignoring USSR occupied territory just for you agenda is ridiculous and you choose to not mention countries like germany at all.
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Have you already forgot that I'm French ? I practice romantic sex and we still haven't had a diner with just him and me.
