Do we care if a person is gay or straight?

I take people for face value no more no less. I play safety first man or woman

The original post is too far back for me to quote, but @agracier said:

Without the contributions of gay men and women, the world would be a poorer place!

Here is a basic one to contemplate while you sit at your computer ...

https://www.facebook.com/AtheistRepublic/photos/a.199993620087505/2003640783056104/?type=3&theater "

For anyone who is interested, this is where Alan Turing lived ( for readers outside UK, it's a semi detached or "half house". His is the one on the right as you view it )

https://www.google.com/maps/@53.3281428,-2.2074057,3a,75y,55.41h,79.86t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1syLPrJ2a16-UMDPN3J3vwCg!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

And this is where he is remembered, you can go and sit alongside him on a bench in a park adjacent to both University of Manchester and Manchester's Gay Village.

https://www.google.com/maps/@53.4767339,-2.2359736,3a,75y,74.25h,77.44t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1sAF1QipPVNZAy3ZPHgyqwUD9516mIM0kFb3zMpfvLepb1!2e10!3e11!7i12000!8i6000

"This is Manchester, we do things differently here"

I don't care, but I am interested - mostly so I can understand the person better.

In the same manner -

I don't care if someone is Catholic or Jewish, but I am interested, so I can understand the person better.

Definitely not!! I feel it adds a lot. Also, as I've said before, I really like reading about men who spank men.

I'm straight and it doesn't matter to me. Who am I to I tell someone else how to live their life. It's the same with religion. I believe in God. Who am I to tell you if you should have a higher power and who it should be.

I have gay friends of both sexes, and I find them to be wonderful people. I am straight myself, and have been hit on by gay men a few times. I always politely decline, usually by saying I am flattered that they like me, but that I don't fly in their squadron, or some other lighthearted statement. I have only been rude once that I can remember, when the man continued to try to pick me up.

Care for the person, not their sexuality. It makes me happy to see such openmindedness among the Zity members. 🌹

As a complete bisexual I can go both ways and be perfectly happy

It doesn't matter to me. I have friends and acquaintances of all persuasions.

I consider myself to be Tri-Sexual: I'll try just about anything sexual..

😉

My preferences only matter if I'm playing with a person. Otherwise we all have our lives to live. Its silly to get butt hurt over who someone finds attractive.

No - to me it makes no difference, we are all Human underneath. When I play its more about do I feel comfortable with the people I play with.

Everyone has something of value to contribute to the world, regardless of their orientation. I’m completely heterosexual, and I’ve never been attracted to men, but I completely respect that not everyone is the same.

No, a persons sexuality does not matter to me at all, whether we're talking about online, or in the real world. My best friend in high school/ roommate in college, came out to me at the end of college. I suspected all along, but never said anything because it wasn't any of my business. Our relationship to this day is the same it's always been, my family and him and his boyfriend still visit each other a few times a year. Plus, in my immediate family, there is a lesbian and a pansexual.

That being said, on zity, I do like to know a person's sexual preference when I'm reading one of their posts. Not to be nosey or judge, but it helps me understand them a little more, or make sense of what they have written. Sometimes, based on the thread or question presented it is obvious, but not always.

Doesn't matter to me at all, to each their own. 😉

People who engage on this site probably not but I know a homophobe who has a suspicious obsession with trans folk that I find puzzling. I don’t care what people do as long as no one gets hurt.

People who engage on this site probably not but I know a homophobe who has a suspicious obsession with trans folk that I find puzzling.

It wouldn't be the first outspoken homophobe active in a religious ministry or as a politician, who ends up getting outed or caught as gay themselves.

I don't care what sexual orientation a person is or what gender or alternative they wish to identify as. I think we can all learn a lot about each other and benefit from exposure to a diverse culture. I want people to feel free and safe to be their true, authentic selves. Everyone has something to contribute and we are all the better for it.

I don’t understand the question? For me people are people, some bad but most are good.

Doesnt matter to me. Everyone has stories to tell and I have learnt a lot from gay friends with regard to etiquet and how they may view the world. How else do we learn?

I wouldn't think that anyone who is a member on this site would have negative feelings towards someone just because they are gay.

Doesn't matter, you be nice I will be nice.

Don’t care if someone is gay or straight. We have several gay/lesbian friends. I have no problem accepting them and they are real and wonderful people. I don’t like anyone (gay or otherwise) with agendas and who push their gender/sexual/religious or other orientation on you as if you owe them some recognition, try to put you down for “not understanding“ them, or are looking for a reason to be offended.

Open to all. What people are into is simply part of who they are. It’s the whole person I’m interested in, not just this one piece.

People are people. Sexual orientation shouldn't have any bearing on it.

A bit slow here and just found this discussion and I should point out the original OP is no longer here. It does not bother me or trouble me in any way what gender, orientation, etc. It comes down to this, you treat others the way you want to be treated and respected. I have friend of various persuasions and find it all rather interesting. My 1st exposure was a lesbian bar that I would have lunch at on occasion next door to where I worked as I was single and could get a hot meal. Watching and listening to the going on's there, I learned they have the same problems and issues as anyone else in this world does. Down the street from where I lived was a night club that catered to the gay men and men who cross dressed as woman, and once a year was a beauty contest. The community I was a big part of in Washington, DC (Black Rose) got help in the beginning from the gay guys as they were organized, experienced, and they helped us. There are many different groups in the DC area but the majority of them play nice and get along, I have even had invites to play with the gay guys. Comes down to trust and respect! In one way I am surprised this even became a topic as this should be an open and understanding community to all who come here.

I think there are some people on this website who feel threatened by gay people & swear up & down that the’re arrow straight& would have nothing to do with gays & they turn around & say they would accept a blow job from a gay man? I just like sex and dont like relationships,(been burnt too many times),so i’m not gender specific about who i have sex with however i prefer men because we share the same equipment,there is no drama & i dont have to wine & dine them to get into their pants!

Nope not at all…I have many friends who are gay and they're the most understanding and honest persons out there.

No!

No I don't care one way or the other if your happy.