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Antoinette
09-17-2012, 09:39 PM
In the course of a few months I've had a some issues with my so called gay friends. The first
involved a friend of mine from work. We went out to this club as girls. We had a good time but for the most part I rarely saw him because he was doing his own thing. I drank so much that I got sick so went to the bathroom and spent the remainder of the night throwing up until I was able to take myself home. Two days later he hosts this club that my girlfriend end up going to. I was stuck at work. He sees her (i've introduced them before) there and decides to tell her that I made out with him. She begins to believe it since she's still unsure of where my crossdressing is going (despite us talking about it on many occasions). I know for a fact it was all a lie, I tried to confront him through texts and phone calls but no answers. I haven't heard from him since.

The next guy I barely know. He's more of an acquaintance, a drag queen I met on my way to another party. Anyways we were going to this club together and I couldn't get dressed at my grandmothers house. So I go to his place to change. He gives me some helpful tips on how to apply some make up and give my self believable cleavage. It was cool. Weeks after this him and my girlfriend out of stroke of a major coincidence meet on the train. She made a comment about his out fit. Somehow the conversation was about me. He tells her that I was at his place and we were doing "stuff" but he wasn't specific as to what "stuff" this was. (I wasn't there during their convo of course). She feels that I may have been doing something and I assured her nothing happened and told her exactly what happened. I message him on Facebook about what "stuff" he was talking about. He claims he never spoke about me and she was lying.

My last incident was with my that best friend. We were at his house with a bunch of others smoking and drinking. None of us were drunk but the effect of the smoking had me moving in slow motion, lol. Anyways we head to bed. I decide to sleep in his bed since the floor was taken by everyone else. Mid sleep I feel him put his arm around me and he pulls closer to me to where we're now spooning. I'm trying to move him away and tell him to stop but I'm spurring and my body isn't moving. He starts touching my body and eventually reaching for my you know where. Finally I snap out of it. He pulls away and start apologizing. We're both feeling awkward but because we're friends talk about it and tell each other we'll drop it and pretend it never happened. The following week my girlfriend goes to this party that he promotes at. I'm hanging out with other friends of mine. But he tells my girlfriend that I was groping him and rubbing him up. Total lie! I explain to her what really happened but she believes I'm lying (due to the fact that this guy is supposed to be my friend) and have always been. I talk to him about why we told her and he claims he never did. He blamed it on his boyfriend for telling her. It ended up being him after all and his bf never knew. His bf tells my gf that he does things like that to people he likes. And him lying like that was to make him seem like a victim.

All three of these people were cut off. I don't speak to them anymore. And unfortunately my relationship is over (because of different reasons). I can't stand drama. And just because I go out as a woman a lot doesn't mean that I'm gay. Turns out they all liked me, thought I was gay and tried to ruin my relationship to get to me.

Sorry, I know its a long rant but I had to vent that out.

STACY B
09-17-2012, 09:46 PM
You need to find new friends an STOP DRINKING an Smoking ,,,LOL,,,, Now ya know why I stay home an have no friends ,,,Nothing but trouble !!

AllieSF
09-17-2012, 09:49 PM
Maybe your title should be "The Drama of my Friends and Acquaintances", who just happen to be gay. I don't think that you meant it applies to all gays, does it? If you are drinking and smoking as much as you say, maybe you don't clearly remember all that happened. A good way to clarify everything is to get your friends and acquaintances face to face with your girlfriend and yourself to clarify what really happened. If I was your girlfriend and had 3 different people say similar things to me, I would doubt your truth too. So, get them together and let them tell the truth to your girlfriend in your presence. Good luck.

Marleena
09-17-2012, 09:52 PM
Hmmm.. think you just stirred up a hornet's nest here with your title of the thread....

jaanine
09-17-2012, 09:53 PM
i dont have any gay friends but i imagine i will become acquainted with a few shortly. probably on my first night out in drag, not too many gays hang around a race track or the hunting grounds or fish bass tournaments that i know of

GeminaRenee
09-17-2012, 09:55 PM
Ah yes, gay men certainly can be conniving and scandalous. Come to think of it, so can lesbians, bisexuals, and straights. I guess being manipulative is more of a human thing.

(:

Karren H
09-17-2012, 09:56 PM
My son is gay.... and he doesn't have that kind of drama.... maybe its you? your a drama magnet?

STACY B
09-17-2012, 09:58 PM
i dont have any gay friends but i imagine i will become acquainted with a few shortly. probably on my first night out in drag, not too many gays hang around a race track or the hunting grounds or fish bass tournaments that i know of



Yea right !! Not the Flammers maybe ,,,LOL,,,,

NathalieX66
09-17-2012, 10:00 PM
Trust me. It doesn't get any better when you're older. I've had my share of being manhandled in bars & clubs, and I'm not into it. I go out to be me, that's all.

The problem is having a trans side, or being trans broadcasts a very mixed signal.

I wish I was gay, I sincerely do. It would cut the b.s so much ....but it didn't work out that way.

Beverley Sims
09-17-2012, 10:00 PM
Gee! I haven't seen this much excitement in twenty years.
What a web of tangled intrigue.
You could write a good/bad book about it. :)

Barbara Dugan
09-17-2012, 10:11 PM
I am Gay and no drama at all with me or my friends

Antoinette
09-17-2012, 10:11 PM
Let me just make clear, I have absolutely nothing against gay people whatsoever. It just so happens that they were gay. It could've been anyone else. Sorry if offended that is not what I'm trying to do. I could've worded the title a little better than that.

Can I edit that? I didn't know there was a smiley next to the title (touch screen typing, it was a mistake). Crap I feel bad (-_-v) again not my intention to offend, so sorry.

Julogden
09-17-2012, 10:17 PM
Back in the old days when I used go out to clubs a lot, I had a couple friends who would drink to the point you drink to, and they would then do things that they had no memory of the next day, so how do you know whether you did what your friends claim you did or not? My unasked-for advice is to get some help for your substance abuse so that you know for certain what you've done. You're the one putting yourself in the situations you end up in, largely because your judgment is compromised by alcohol and/or drugs.

Carol

Cynthia Anne
09-17-2012, 10:30 PM
Giveing you the benefit of the doubt; I don't think it could be better said then what Nathalie said! Hugs!

STACY B
09-17-2012, 10:46 PM
Back in the old days when I used go out to clubs a lot, I had a couple friends who would drink to the point you drink to, and they would then do things that they had no memory of the next day, so how do you know whether you did what your friends claim you did or not? My unasked-for advice is to get some help for your substance abuse so that you know for certain what you've done. You're the one putting yourself in the situations you end up in, largely because your judgment is compromised by alcohol and/or drugs.


Carol


Hey,,,Hey,,,Easy ,,,,Take it easy ,,,You said you weren't going to tell all my dirt on here ,,,,, Come onnnnnnn Sweet Pea ,,, MUM Still the word ,,,,Remember ,,, LOL,,,

NathalieX66
09-17-2012, 10:52 PM
I am Gay and no drama at all with me or my friends

That's because you're well behaved. :heehee:

Peace & love.

Antoinette
09-17-2012, 11:16 PM
Back in the old days when I used go out to clubs a lot, I had a couple friends who would drink to the point you drink to, and they would then do things that they had no memory of the next day, so how do you know whether you did what your friends claim you did or not? My unasked-for advice is to get some help for your substance abuse so that you know for certain what you've done. You're the one putting yourself in the situations you end up in, largely because your judgment is compromised by alcohol and/or drugs.

Carol

First off because I don't drink to get drunk. Secondly I was there! I know what happened and how. And lastly they all lied in the end. Seems like you were offended as well. Look, like I said I wasn't trying to offend so just chill out.

Julogden
09-18-2012, 12:15 AM
First off because I don't drink to get drunk. Secondly I was there! I know what happened and how. And lastly they all lied in the end. Seems like you were offended as well. Look, like I said I wasn't trying to offend so just chill out.
My posting was intended as no-nonsense advice, nothing more. Offended? Yes, a bit, but I realized that you didn't intend it to be offensive, just didn't stop to think about how you phrased things, and my previous response didn't mention that at all.

My aim in responding was an attempt to point out to you that you've got a significant problem with booze and drugs, and that's almost certainly part of the problems you're having with friends.

If you've drank to the point of spending a significant part of the night in the bathroom throwing up, then you were drunk, whether you intended to get drunk or not, Antoinette.

Take my posting as advice from an elder who was dressing and going out to clubs before you were born and is now trying to pass on what I've learned from past mistakes of mine and my friends to one of the youngsters. ;)

Carol

STACY B
09-18-2012, 12:20 AM
First off because I don't drink to get drunk. Secondly I was there! I know what happened and how. And lastly they all lied in the end. Seems like you were offended as well. Look, like I said I wasn't trying to offend so just chill out.


She already got ya,,, But I am still going to tell ya anyway ,,,DON'T try an Match Wits with Carol Little Lady ,,,, She will Burn You DOWN ,,,, She Burned me up,,Thats how we met ,,,, Chill she is a Friend with alot of Knowloge ,,,So just suck it up an use what she said in the Future !! Don't take it personal she is a Vet !

Antoinette
09-18-2012, 01:22 AM
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My posting was intended as no-nonsense advice, nothing more. Offended? Yes, a bit, but I realized that you didn't intend it to be offensive, just didn't stop to think about how you phrased things, and my previous response didn't mention that at all.

My aim in responding was an attempt to point out to you that you've got a significant problem with booze and drugs, and that's almost certainly part of the problems you're having with friends.

If you've drank to the point of spending a significant part of the night in the bathroom throwing up, then you were drunk, whether you intended to get drunk or not, Antoinette.

Take my posting as advice from an elder who was dressing and going out to clubs before you were born and is now trying to pass on what I've learned from past mistakes of mine and my friends to one of the youngsters. ;)

Carol

Understandable, no hard feelings here. Sorry if I came off brash.

linda allen
09-18-2012, 06:49 AM
..............maybe its you? your a drama magnet?

I think that may be the case the case. Some people put themselves in situations and then don't handle them well.

And drinking enough to make yourself sick is one of those situations.

Marleena
09-18-2012, 07:06 AM
My last incident was with my that best friend. We were at his house with a bunch of others smoking and drinking. None of us were drunk but the effect of the smoking had me moving in slow motion, lol. Anyways we head to bed. I decide to sleep in his bed since the floor was taken by everyone else. Mid sleep I feel him put his arm around me and he pulls closer to me to where we're now spooning. I'm trying to move him away and tell him to stop but I'm spurring and my body isn't moving. He starts touching my body and eventually reaching for my you know where. Finally I snap out of it. He pulls away and start apologizing. We're both feeling awkward but because we're friends talk about it and tell each other we'll drop it and pretend it never happened. The following week my girlfriend goes to this party that he promotes at. I'm hanging out with other friends of mine. But he tells my girlfriend that I was groping him and rubbing him up. Total lie! I explain to her what really happened but she believes I'm lying (due to the fact that this guy is supposed to be my friend) and have always been. I talk to him about why we told her and he claims he never did. He blamed it on his boyfriend for telling her. It ended up being him after all and his bf never knew. His bf tells my gf that he does things like that to people he likes. And him lying like that was to make him seem like a victim.




Why on earth would you not take a cab home or call somebody? Just jumping in bed with a gay man if you're straight is just plain dumb. You realize you created all the drama yourself, right?

Antoinette
09-18-2012, 02:32 PM
These people were my friends (once upon a time) it never happened before and I actually trusted them. It all went down hill once they got attracted to my female side. It's not the situations I'm complaining about. It's the fact that if these people are supposed to be my friends why in the world would they feed my girlfriend a bunch of lies then turn around and tell me they never said any such things. My thing is, if you've got some kinds of issue with a friend or if you feel your friend did something inappropriate then talk to them about it, set them straight. Don't go running to their SO telling them some made up story.

My best friend gets hit on a lot. Sometimes he even goes out on dates with other girls. It never goes further than a date though. He has a girlfriend already. Is it right for me to not talk to him about it and immediately tell his girlfriend? What kind of friend is that?

Lorileah
09-18-2012, 04:30 PM
I would say it is more an age thing vs a sexuality thing. None of my gay friends have ever done anything that I wasn't accepting of. They are the models of perfect gentlemen and ladies. Then again I don't hang out with drag queens so that may be a different story totally. Your story seems to fit what any female (or non-aggressive male) would go through with people who are in their sexual prime who either WANT a reputation or are overly hormonal.

Since you have made the ex-friends already maybe you ned to start looking in different places...and modulate your drinking and smoking

Bree-asaurus
09-18-2012, 04:42 PM
Maybe your title should be "The Drama of my Friends and Acquaintances", who just happen to be gay. I don't think that you meant it applies to all gays, does it? If you are drinking and smoking as much as you say, maybe you don't clearly remember all that happened. A good way to clarify everything is to get your friends and acquaintances face to face with your girlfriend and yourself to clarify what really happened. If I was your girlfriend and had 3 different people say similar things to me, I would doubt your truth too. So, get them together and let them tell the truth to your girlfriend in your presence. Good luck.

This.

I have lots of gay friends and only one is a drama queen. Then again, my straight sister is more of a drama queen than he could ever be.


Why on earth would you not take a cab home or call somebody? Just jumping in bed with a gay man if you're straight is just plain dumb. You realize you created all the drama yourself, right?

And this. :P

Some people invite drama...

Nocturnal Kaylee
09-18-2012, 07:28 PM
The one constant that I've noticed is that your girlfriend brings these accusations to you, you ask your friends about them, and they have no idea what you're talking about. Is it possible your girlfriend is making this up? The few times I've had enough to drink that I actually got sick in a bar I don't remember the whole night. Is it possible that you did kiss your friend? Maybe you're bi, you had no qualms jumping into bed with an openly gay man.

luscious
09-18-2012, 08:02 PM
I have had problems with aggressive gay guys who just reach out and grab you.

I slap there hands down and they better not dare try it again.

there are also the gay guys in the bathrooms in public places like at colleges,parks,gyms and TS/TG/CD clubs.

gay men have named some bathrooms as gay cruising spots ON MANY WEBSITES and therefore they are more likely to hangout at those places and be much more aggressive. like at the university I had attended.they tagged a certain restroom as a gay cruising spot. they have to have security in and around the bathroom to stop the shenanigans from gong on.IT MAKES ME ANGRY to not have peace in the bathroom near a class that I have to take.

another issue is if someone who does not know me and has seen me dressed up like a girl and is a gay male when they see me dressed as a male and after they have seen something that ties the two people together as one or someone tells them ,they assume I am gay and start with the aggressive advances the I refuse.

docrobbysherry
09-18-2012, 08:20 PM
I recommend u stop watching soaps, stop doing drugs and booze, and graduate from high school and ALL your problems will be solved, Antoinette!