Bisexual men disqualified from Gay Softball World Series for 'not being gay enough'

[anotheoldgit]

http://www.dailymail....t-discrimination.html

Would our discrimination laws even allow a 'Gay' sports team?

[naomi24]

^^ ha ha! He worries me! :o)

Jayne, if a girl checked out my bum (and it has been known), I'd view it with, as AOG says, trepidation. Regardless of gender or sexual orientation, we all view others in a sexual way at times and think 'cor, he/she's fit'. That's human nature. However, if the human who's checking me out possesses a nature that differs from my own, I don't think 'yesss!' It makes me uncomfortable, not least because it's embarrassing to have to give someone a 'knock-back' when they have the wrong idea. I don't use communal facilities anyway, so I certainly wouldn't get naked in a bath with any group of people. I've no objection to getting my kit off in private - but, call me old fashioned if you like - I draw the line at public displays! ;o)

[jomifl]

Does this apply to hardball clubs too?

[joeluke]

A straight man doesn't want any other man (straight or gay) 'checking him out'

Why should we be made to feel uncomfortable when changing/showering because we're wary some gay is perving at us?

Gays should have separate changing rooms

[joggerjayne]

"Gays should have separate changing rooms"

LOL

naomi ... If a girl was checking out my butt, I'd probably wait until she turned away, and then see how she looked, LOL. Then you'd know if she was admiring, or comparing you.

[jno]

well, as I've mentioned, I've shared showers and changing rooms with others of both sexes, and I haven't the faintest idea if any of them were checking me out, and I couldn't care less. People need to calm down their outraged sensitivities: they're being checked out by others *all the time*.

[joggerjayne]

From down here, I can look up and check out jno's butt ... LOL!

Hmmm, pretty good, actually!

[naomi24]

Jayne, I think I can tell the difference. ;o)

jno, I'm not quite sure where you got 'outraged' from. That's a rather big leap from being 'uncomfortable'.