Questions & Answers

[Gaylord]

Hey Guy's & Gal's,

That time again. If you have any questions related to this forum, feel free to leave a message.

GL

[westcorklad]

Hey Guy's & Gal's,

This time again. If you have any questions related to this forum, feel free to leave a message.

GL

OK I have a question.
Are people who are openly gay still discriminated against in Irish society?
I dont mean legally or constitutionally but generally in society as a whole if that makes sense.

[Doozer]

OK I have a question.
Are people who are openly gay still discriminated against in Irish society?
I dont mean legally or constitutionally but generally in society as a whole if that makes sense.

As in social exclusion or not allowed in a BB together?

[westcorklad]

As in social exclusion or not allowed in a BB together?

Im trying to ask a serious question here Doozer.
Yes social exclusion is what I mean.

[Doozer]

Im trying to ask a serious question here Doozer.
Yes social exclusion is what I mean.

the BB remark is not a funny stament its a serious question
BBs are usually family run business and can discriminate as to who they let use thir services
I heard on the radio a few months ago that an owner of a BB refused to allow a gay couple have a room because she believed homosexuality was a sin

[westcorklad]

OK sorry I thought you were making a joke.
Well BB owners can decide who they want or dont want in their premises but is this attitude still common in
society as a whole is the question Im asking here.

[anon361]

Im trying to ask a serious question here Doozer.
Yes social exclusion is what I mean.

He was speaking about Bed & Breakfast houses..

[anon361]

Is it common for a straight guy to get annoyed by the advances of a Gay Guy, I've often heard lads saying I'd box the head of him or something stupid like that but personally I wouldn't care, enfact I'd be flattered. Is this all talk or do guys genuinely get agressive when approached..

[Gaylord]

OK I have a question.
Are people who are openly gay still discriminated against in Irish society?
I dont mean legally or constitutionally but generally in society as a whole if that makes sense.

By homophobic individuals who are probably hiding there own sexuality by lashing out at the reflection of themselves they don't like. YES!

GL