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Okay... So I'm confused now...
A friend invited me to his house on Sunday, so I'm going and everything... but...
After all the plans were made, I said "okay, see ya then" and he said "I love you bye!" Really quickly.
So I was like "wait, what now?" And he'd already hung up.
Like, I may just be formulating things, but maybe it isn't weird for some people to say that to friends, but that's suspicious to me.
I'm pretty sure he's straight, and he considers himself neonazi, but not to such extremes as the stereotypical neonazi. Just to the extent that he supports and idolizes Hitler.
That isn't important. What's important, is that he doesn't support homosexuality, but he says I make it cool somehow.
But sometimes he jokes about my sexuality, but I'm never sure when or if he actually is joking.
This might just be me, but sometimes I feel like he looks at me alot in weird ways?
I'm not into this guy, so it isn't wishful thinking. He's just a friend, and I've told him this before when I wasn't sure if he was joking with me (he says he was joking)
But does that seem strange to anypony? In school he's always around me, even if I'm not in the mood to hang out in school, he always just insist upon it. It makes me wonder if when he says he's straight, he's actually lying. This guy is just. If you met him, you'd see what I'm getting at. It would make sense to think that he's gay.
But he says he isn't...
But everything he does and says implies otherwise...
What do you guys think?
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Are you European? Once a teacher told us the Europeans don't joke about Nazis. Especially countries that used to be under Nazi rule, and a person could be charged with even mentioning the word in a public space in some of those countries.
In America, it isn't uncommon to make a Nazi joke.
Here's one I here all the time:
What's the difference between Harry Potter and a Jew during the Holocaust?
Harry Potter escaped the chamber.
Oh gods above, now that I think about it, that sounds really bad... XD I'm sorry if that sounds offensive or anything.
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They mass murdered millions on nothing less than just their race and what they assumed as a threat to their "Master Race." Yes, it's very offensive in all contexts. I feel certain they've banned users here for much less.
Though we ARE talking ABOUT the topic, so I'd defend ya there. That's sorta the joke with 'em; why they're the go-to villains. Natzis are synonymous with hatred, intolerance & blind obedience. As far the most evil & intolerant thing any reality has ever put out. Do believe they ritually slaughtered gays or really anyone who was creative or tried to think anything not Natzi.
Anyone using the word Natzi, clearly doesn't know what they were.
But humor can make things work. Depending. I hear Hogan's Heros was a pretty funny show... set in a Natzi death camp... and written by actual holocaust survivors. Who said it was a living hell catching flak from the other Jews for even daring...
But that was my point! If your friend will joke about THAT, he'll likely tell you any feelings too!
S'like Dead Baby jokes! IS Funny! Still mean, tho'!!
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Well maybe it was like me before I came out. I'd look at guys with these half-open eyes (I'm was a weird kid, still am) and just sneak looks at guys in the lockeroom, but if anybody looked my way, I just pretended like I was never looking. If anyone asked, I'd deny it.
But can you really blame me? Our gym class that year put out some nice-ass, well-toned bodies. As a young teen on the cusp of manhood, I couldn't look away XD