( DROP MEME-THING + WHINING + PUNCH ME SIGN )IN OTHER NEWS! Yeah, work has gotten entirely hilarious. Apparently, Corinne, my favorite boss' slightly inept daughter, is having a party for St. Patrick's Day and has been charged with bringing girls to it. And she is fretting so much over it!! And she invited me. . . Repeatedly. . . Despite my listing precisely why my family doesn't celebrate yet another holiday. Now, I asked if this guy was going to be there and she said yes. So, me and a few of the other girls at work
almost want to stop by just to witness the train wreck kind of. (Kind of bitchy, but keep listening!) Me, personally? I just want to go there to knee a guy in the balls. ♥
Apparently, I am the token "lesbian" of the crew. Now, my mother ripped me a new one for telling the girls that I had a girlfriend when I started. But I was all shiny and happy and not calling her my, uh, best friend. And all of them are
fascinated by the thought. (Gets better, wait.) So, Corinne somehow ended up chatting up about me with this guy. And he was like REALLY? I consider this a challenge. Then, she said I was "going for guys lately", and he was like OH NEVER MIND NO CHALLENGE. :( . . . I don't. Really approve of being seen like this. First of all, statistically, I have dated three guys to one girl. If we're really going to break down to labels, like I loathe to do, then I am bisexual, not a lesbian. So, I would like to teach this guy something new. Second of all, I do not understand this confusion running rampant in the work place about The Gay. They are all under the impression that it is something that comes from your genes. Oh, no, never could it be a personal choice! Because So-and-So is in a family with three siblings and two of them are gay, so it must be biological.
. . . Really?
Really? Fuck you, guys. What is biological is a pre-disposition for cancer, or red hair, or body type! Not your sexuality. I can accept to a degree that this breaks down to nature vs nuture. I bat for nuture side most of the time! Yeah, that family could just be more accepting or thousands of other factors. But I consider that it might be something else, who knows! But that they can't even fathom that fact kind of annoys the shit out of me. And this brings me right around to my annoyance to the gay community! Now, I am super-proud of them fighting for their rights and so on! Yes, carry on! But the school I came from? The gays were limited exclusively to the theatre crew, headed by a German teacher that was Effemiate. I have kind of accepted that this was a limited exposure and am slightly willing to get over it, but I also kind of want to slap every gay man that has a limp wrist and an over-exuberant personality. GUYS, YOU ARE PLAYING INTO STEREOTYPES, STOP THAT. It makes the idea of The Gay even more foreign, and oddly more acceptable and palatable to people! I mean, clearly, they act so strange and different that they can't be hetero-normal. Nnno. Yes, people are allowed the personal choice to estrange or integrate themselves. But I would prefer integration and acceptance rather than rebelling which is what my theatre group did. They wanted to be gay to go against the grain and piss off their parents, not because they could accept loving someone of the same sex. And it's these kinds of people that make public acceptance so damn hard! I don't need the public to approve of what I do, no, but I would prefer that people be educated by real people and situations then by television and stereotypes which enforce all the wrong information. Just, ugh, the fact that the girls at work place bets on this one kid that comes every week turning out to be gay annoys the shit out of me. It feels like there is no side of the damn fence to be on.