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Don't sweat it... I'm not a football fan, and I have yet to maintain a
serious long-term relationship. I seem to recall a filler segment on Comedy
Central with the title "Quickies" where a comedian says something to the
effect of, "When I meet people and tell them I don't have a girlfriend, they
always ask, 'What are you, gay?' Why does it always have to be that. Take a
look at your basic superheroes... Superman, Batman, they were single. Did
you ever think that the demands on my time are such that no matter how much I
might like it, I just can't have a relationship right now? I could be a
superhero."
Rob
In a message dated 98-03-06 11:21:39 EST, [log in to unmask] writes:
> The Chandler thing is probably a good reflection of how some people are
> treated. I used to work with guys who claimed that I am gay because I
> don't like football and don't have a girlfriend. The football connection
> makes no sense, other than as a stereotype. I have gay friends who do
> like football. The other is just something that can't be helped, as all
> my girl friends have boyfriends. I know of few programs of films in which
> a straight character is harassed with claims of homosexaulity and
> homosexual epithets, unless only a minor part of his/her harrassment.
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