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szam_

gay_guy wrote: »

The t-shirt are not ripe, my gay t-shirts are awesome because I am glad I found these t-shirts on Ebay because I want everyone to know I am gay.

Are you ten years old?

I also see my question on that admin role was dodged... twice. Probably because it either never happened (most likely), was deliberately sabotaged, or you really are that immature they scrapped you in days/weeks.

I also thought you turned down boohoo.com in order to go for the admin role, and also under the premise that the boohoo.com warehouse role was too much manual labor and too much like hard work...

...if you're going to lie, at least make it convincing.

gay_guy

szam_ wrote: »

Are you ten years old?

I also see my question on that admin role was dodged... twice. Probably because it either never happened (most likely), was deliberately sabotaged, or you really are that immature they scrapped you in days/weeks.

I also thought you turned down boohoo.com in order to go for the admin role, and also under the premise that the boohoo.com warehouse role was too much manual labor and too much like hard work...

...if you're going to lie, at least make it convincing.

I wasn't lying about Boohoo, I changed my mind and went on the course Job Centre put forward to me, and when I done the course then they took me on temporary.

JamesCR

Why is so important to you that they know you're gay? Who cares?

If I was an employer and you came along wearing your t shirt i'd instantly dismiss you as someone who wanted to be controversial and was a potential trouble maker. Same with anyone wearing a 'Hetero' shirt.

For most jobs you would need to fill out an equal opportunities form where you could proudly tick Homosexual. If I got an application where someone had done that I simply wouldn't bat an eye lid. It's not your sexuality which is a problem, it's the way you seem desperate to bait people with it. Anyone decent won't care. You need to change your outlook, stop looking for confrontation and stop assuming people will have a problem with it. It's 2014. Most people are evolved enough to simply not care.

gay_guy

JamesCR wrote: »

Why is so important to you that they know you're gay? Who cares?

If I was an employer and you came along wearing your t shirt i'd instantly dismiss you as someone who wanted to be controversial and was a potential trouble maker. Same with anyone wearing a 'Hetero' shirt.

For most jobs you would need to fill out an equal opportunities form where you could proudly tick Homosexual. If I got an application where someone had done that I simply wouldn't bat an eye lid. It's not your sexuality which is a problem, it's the way you seem desperate to bait people with it. Anyone decent won't care. You need to change your outlook, stop looking for confrontation and stop assuming people will have a problem with it. It's 2014. Most people are evolved enough to simply not care.

I am not wearing the t-shirts for abuse, I am wearing it because I am out and proud and if I wear it in public then I might get offers from men

JamesCR

gay_guy wrote: »

I am not wearing the t-shirts for abuse, I am wearing it because I am out and proud and if I wear it in public then I might get offers from men

Completely avoided my question. Look, you might think you're special but you're not. As much as you may want being gay to make you special it doesn't. It's an accepted and normal part of society now. Get over yourself.

gay_guy

JamesCR wrote: »

Completely avoided my question. Look, you might think you're special but you're not. As much as you may want being gay to make you special it doesn't. It's an accepted and normal part of society now. Get over yourself.

What question is that?

Podge52

But what do you feel out and out proud about?

I'm out and out straight but it certainly doesn't make me feel proud, it's just the way I am. The same way that your homosexuality is the way you are.

JamesCR

gay_guy wrote: »

What question is that?

'Why is so important to you that they know you're gay?'

gay_guy

JamesCR wrote: »

'Why is so important to you that they know you're gay?'

Because like I stated, I don't want people to think I am straight, being gay is amazing because I like men a lot


Fair enough when I get into work then I am not allowed to wear the t-shirt, but while I am out of work, why shouldn't I wear it? I don't tell people what to wear.


Its got nothing to do with people what I wear, they should mind they own business and get on with they lives.


I get a few homophobic remarks while I am in public but I don't care, its them with the problem.

JamesCR

gay_guy wrote: »

Because like I stated, I don't want people to think I am straight, being gay is amazing because I like men a lot


Fair enough when I get into work then I am not allowed to wear the t-shirt, but while I am out of work, why shouldn't I wear it? I don't tell people what to wear.


Its got nothing to do with people what I wear, they should mind they own business and get on with they lives.


I get a few homophobic remarks while I am in public but I don't care, its them with the problem.

Either you're trolling or there is simply no way of getting through to you so i'm giving up. All the best.