Stereotypes for Homosexuality

[Violet]

How is a lisp attributed to Gay men again??? That just sounds ridiculous...

[Tails Turrosaki]

How is a lisp attributed to Gay men again??? That just sounds ridiculous...

THANK YOU!!
Sae agrees!! D:<

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Oh, and my sister's best friend (straight) has a lisp as well. Even weirder, he doesn't act like your typical black man (to stereotype here for a second)... My sister calls him a white man in a black man's body. She is a bit racist, and I'm trying to avoid that so I don't get influenced. >_<

[A Theist]

Tails, I know this isn't what you want to hear, but you really need to embrace your homosexuality, not fight it.

I already considered myself bisexual about a few weeks ago (though I also said I'd never date a guy, even if I'm attracted to one). But still, I don't like how we stereotype them. So my rant/lecture/whateverthehellyouwannacallit still remains how I first typed it.

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As long as your hands don't dangle from the ends of your arms, and you don't pronounce "S" as "TH", you have nothing to worry about.

That's stereotyping again... :S
Not all gay/bi men talk in lisp, nor do they all dangle their hands from the ends of their arms. There's this straight guy in my school (he's such a fucking bastard, though I call him a bitch because he's too feminine to be a bastard) and he talks in a lisp. He's a follow-everything-in-the-Bible Christian and is entirely against homosexuality, yet he talks in a lisp and stereotyped "gay" voice.

Fair enough.