Are you stereotypical?

[Menaki-Neko]

I've met some pretty stereotypical people, but what about you?

[thecat06]

I marked somewhat because I was born female but I enjoy the typical guy activities and wear guys clothes. But I also identify as pangender. Most people see me just as "one of the guys" now.

[starfish]

Nah man, I upgraded a long time ago. I'm surroundtypical now.

[Andane]

Well, as far as being a stereotypical gay, no, not really. I mean I'll admit I don't mind stuff like musicals or a couple Lady Gaga songs or something, but I don't really act stereotypical in the slightest really. It's not like I'm trying to hide it either, it's just how I normally am =P And personally, the kind of people who exemplify the stereotypes kind of annoy me, especially if they're doing it on purpose.

[NoName114]

I am a bit, but everyone has stereotypical traits, there's nothing wrong with that, as long as that is you and not a stereotype

[speedracing22]

I'm not a stereotypical gay/bi guy. I might like a few "stereotypical" things here and there, but nothing that someone else would really notice.

It's hard when it comes to dating / meeting people though, because most guys aren't going to approach a guy who they think is straight, and me not being "out" makes it even harder to meet people like me.

[ultrabluecheese]

On many occasions, I've been told that I'm "incognito." Not that I'm masculine by any means, but I'm not feminine either. As my friend once told me, I'm rather "vanilla"; as in, I just "am." I have to admit, though, that my friend's description is quite profound.

[Metal]

Not at all

[Black Cat]

I hate this question. I am incapable of determining whether or not I myself am stereotypical, because I can't see myself as a third party would be able to in order to best answer the question.

But just for kicks: Most of the time I don't think I am, but it probably shows more than I realize. So I'd say I am a little stereotypical.

[sanguine]

im comfortable enough to say yes i am stereotypical at times thats why i voted only alittle bit, but who isnt??? i think being alittle camp or butch comes with the territory of being gay anyways

i think i was more flamboyant while in the closet., i was so scared of looking like a sissy i was probably acting like one subconsciously.

i dont deny my gayness, it actually makes me happy sometimes to know it will never bother me anymore

[Ridiculous]

I'm not stereotypical enough for someone to pick out I'm gay straight away, but I'm stereotypical enough that if someone was told there was a gay guy in the room they would probably say it was me.

Originally Posted by starfish

Nah man, I upgraded a long time ago. I'm surroundtypical now.

Hah!

[Brenny]

It is a hard question to answer. When I was younger I figured I was very in between. Not typically guyish but not stereotypically gay. I think most people treated me as if I was neutral.

Looking at myself now, I am a little/somewhat stereotypical. But some people don't seem to have a clue and others think I'm totally gay. So idk. I lack interest in sports and male competition. Hate getting dirty. I like shopping to a certain extent. Dressing and grooming nice is very important. I get along with girls better. I like some tv and music that girls tend to like more. I cook, I clean. I don't consider myself very attractive but I have been called "pretty boy" by many. And I occasionally catch myself with the limp wrist thing or crossing my legs.

You'd think these things would be enough get noticed by other gay guys. No the gays I see around almost always take notice of the straight guys with me. "Hello! He's not gay! I am!!!"

[lilyoflife]

i personally dont know, what do you think sanguine?
i know that a girl in my grade thought i was a lesbian because i was looking at my friends boobs. i am different but i dont think being bisexual made me different, i was always different in my way of thinking. i dont think i am.

[Maddy]

Somewhat, and not ashamed of it. I hate makeup and shopping and dress like a preteen boy. Doesn't make me a worse person, mean that I enjoy making life harder for more feminine lesbians, or that I'm the reason that homophobia exists. (All crap I've heard about more 'stereotypical' queer people.)

[Mike92]

I am not stereotypical at all.

Hell, no one has any idea at all that I am bisexual.

[sanguine]

Originally Posted by lilyoflife

i personally dont know, what do you think sanguine?
i know that a girl in my grade thought i was a lesbian because i was looking at my friends boobs. i am different but i dont think being bisexual made me different, i was always different in my way of thinking. i dont think i am.

not very stereotypical either in my opinion, the guys will agree with this too, i dont think anyone takes you seriously when you say your bisexual

[lilyoflife]

Originally Posted by sanguine

not very stereotypical either in my opinion, the guys will agree with this too, i dont think anyone takes you seriously when you say your bisexual

lol not unless i ask them if they wanna watch

[needshelp]

as a gay guy, no.

as a black person, uhhhhhhhh... i'll get back to you on that one.

as a male, uhhhhh don't know about that one either.

[Mobiusponder]

I don't think so, but I'm growing my hair out now. Is that a stereotypical thing to do? How stereotypical? Scary!

[Lewis]

Only very very little. I was more so as a child, I've seen videos that are cringe-worthy, me flouncing around with my really camp voice, both which have now diminished. I just come across like a somewhat eccentric average guy now.

Saying that I have walked past two girls before which both said in a highly sarcastic manner, 'he's not gay at all...' which offended me at the time because I still didn't accept it myself. Nowadays I'd just laugh it off.