Does he fawn over Obama?
Does he think Hillary is awesome?
Then he is a full blown, wrist flapping, vaseline loving, homo gay boy.
I read this as the NY Times giving a thinly-veiled warning to anyone who might bring up the (legitimate) subject of Hillary’s lesbianism - don’t do it or there will be consequences!
has he been shunned by his family?
normal people treat the “out of the closet” as dead.
I think my president is. What can we do?
“Now, I have no problem with homosexuality, but you can understand my concern.” Bwahahahaa, there’s your problem, fool! You have no problem with sexual deviancy and sexual degenerates, but you’re concerned for your sister’s health? Bwahahahaha ... liberals are the greatest fools.
As riveting as churning sewage on a hot summers day, I give you the NYT.
Another clue that your sister’s boyfriend is queer: He reads the NYT.
Gay men and lesbians have long been, and often still are, a persecuted minority. …Perpetuating the victim status in spite of protecting the less-than-two-percent.
There were consequences. The straight guys told this girl. I’m not sure what the author means by consequences unless she assumes the straight guys would beat him up, with is totally hetero-phobic adjacent. Off to the re-education camp with her :)
One word:
Disease.
But if the sister is suffering from ‘heterosexual panic’, she’ll just have to get over it and learn to be happy.
A) New York City is an expensive place to live.
B) Is it possible that the sister and this guy have banded together to keep family members from endlessly engaging in matchmaking activities?
C) I say get her out of NYC!
Homosexuality is a health risk. Why must author apologize for that fact?
“Dear Reader: Your sister is a beard.”
Sorry, honey, but your sister is a lesbian hiding behind a gay guy who’s still in the closet.
I like the answer to the last question:
“I have a daughter who has had three children, whom we adore, in four years of marriage. Many people ask me: “How many more children do you think she will have?” Or: “Does she not believe in birth control?” How should I answer these frequent inquiries?
Anonymous, Denver
“Back to other people’s sex lives! Look into nosy people’s eyes with maximum sincerity and say: “I don’t know. Would you like her telephone number, so you can call and ask her?” That should quiet them down.
I find the NYT’s answer homophobic.
The excessive overreaction shows that they deep down feel that homosexuality is wrong. If they really thought it was OK, they wouldn’t have any problem with the putative brother-in-law bringing it up for discussion.
Second, they weren’t even willing to consider the possibility that the sister might be a lesbian and that the living arrangement is one of mutual convenience. This again shows latent homophobia.
They should send the writer to diversity training until he acknowledges his covert feelings.
Does he fawn over Obama?
Does he think Hillary is awesome?
Then he is a full blown, wrist flapping, vaseline loving, homo gay boy.
Where did it say they were getting married? They’re just living in sin. Hence another problem for them.
If he’s trying to kiss or grab the crotches of other men he’s gay or bi and sister probably already knows and for whatever reason is okay with it.
However, it’s your sister, if you can’t talk to her about it, something is wrong.
This advice person is an idiot. Tell her your concerns and the evidence.
Don’t want to see her wind up raising 2 kidskin e because he finally decided to come out years from now.
drag the little faggot to one side and ask it two questions, is it really queer and does the sister know then act accordingly