11- I'd have a hard time believing someone would mistake you for a man.....if I hadn't learned years ago to Never underestimate the power of Stupid. ;)

Oh yes, people can be -quite- stupid... the first incident happened when I almost fell asleep in class; "sir, wake up please." Dunno how my professor mistook me for a boy when I was sitting right there in front of her, but oh well. Funny enough, the second incident happened yesterday, though it was over Facebook. Still though, I had my hair in long braids in the front, and I don't see how they would mistake me for a boy... if they were smart. The whole time they kept insisting I was stupid, too. LOL

My hair is a few inches shy of my waist, and even with boobs I've been mistaken for a boy. Some people.

Doesn't "f*ggot" mean a male homosexual?

I don't think homophobes really care, tbh. They'd call any gay person a "******" if they thought it would hurt them.

Hmm, I was thinking: "Dunh-nunh, dunh-nunh, lady looks like a dude." Hmmm, something seems . . . amiss?

I've actually always wondered what the hell The Killers were trying to make sense of in that song... Maybe we've finally found it. :D

Or even bigots. I might have said something like, number one, I'm a woman. Number two, it's bigots like you who are ruining America, so go back to your hole and crawl in there.

It's bitches like that that stir up the desire to start protesting same sex love and rights.

The song "why can't we be friends" pops in my head. I just don't understand how people can be so judgmental

I think people are entitled to their own opinions, thoughts, and beliefs. However, they shouldn't be forced upon others or broadcasted in a hurtful or harrassing manner. Not everone who doesn't agree with gay relationships is an asshole. At the end of the day it's all about respecting others. You can have your own personal beliefs and views without badgering others, however if you are asked about them THEN you can feel free to be honest and stand behind what you believe in.