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Be my guest. But it's true. Just trade out the artist names with Eminem and 50 Cent, no one would be able to tell the difference as far as gaybashing in concerned. I blame the youth factor, because many standard trance listeners are rather young and still hold a stigma against gay people, mostly out of inexperience (few come out in high school) and exposure to media stereotypes (which makes otherwise normal gay people not want to come out, for fear of being associated with exaggerated off-the-wall flamer types).

So d'ya wanna fuck or not?

And the whole occasional jumping down new female TA's skirts always kinda irked me too. Insert "OMGHI2U" picture here.

Sigh.

Keep in mind Ory is 16 years old...












HE'S ALL MINE!!!2323

Though gay men who go after younger guys are about as healthy as old heterosexuals who fancy high school girls. Weirdos.

This question always comes up..

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Originally posted by Radagast Sometimes you feel like a gay and sometimes you don't. beets and beeps likes gays. dj_lane don't.

sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don't. bwahhhhhh. that fooken candy commercial.

Wow. I almost feel sorry for inuyasha1985.


Almost. Just too busy feeling sorry for myself.

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Originally posted by Radagast Keep in mind Ory is 16 years old... HE'S ALL MINE!!!2323

GOD DAMN IT IM SIXTEEN AND IM HERE THE WHOLE TIME AND YOU JUST IGNORE ME!






































3sumz?

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Originally posted by beats and beeps 3sumz?

1 Radagast + 2 tight, glistening, soft 16 year old butts = 10 years of hard time

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Originally posted by Radagast 1 Radagast + 2 tight, glistening, soft 16 year old butts = 10 years of hard time

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Originally posted by Cobalt I always found it amusing that TAs, who listen to some of the fluffiest EDM out there, tend to be some of the most homophobic of dance subcultures.

thank ya for all the informations...and the other mad guys for the hijacked posts

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Originally posted by inuyasha1985 thank ya for all the informations...and the other mad guys for the hijacked posts

dude your sig is kinda... big.

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Originally posted by Cobalt Be my guest. But it's true. Just trade out the artist names with Eminem and 50 Cent, no one would be able to tell the difference as far as gaybashing in concerned. I blame the youth factor, because many standard trance listeners are rather young and still hold a stigma against gay people, mostly out of inexperience (few come out in high school) and exposure to media stereotypes (which makes otherwise normal gay people not want to come out, for fear of being associated with exaggerated off-the-wall flamer types).

Actually, it's totally wrong. Gay night scenes have always been associated with the heaviest forms of EDM- techno in the 80s and hard dance/NRG in the 90s. To assume that listening to fluffy music is a feminine or gay trait is as stereotypical as any supposed homophobic remark I've seen on this forum.

Musta forgot about house there Sys-J! It was invented by and played for homosexual people at its beginning! But not true techno. Juan Atkins is not homosexual nor did he play his music at gay clubs only, Frankie Knuckles is, and he did! heh.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Actually, it's totally wrong. Gay night scenes have always been associated with the heaviest forms of EDM- techno in the 80s and hard dance/NRG in the 90s. To assume that listening to fluffy music is a feminine or gay trait is as stereotypical as any supposed homophobic remark I've seen on this forum.

I'm confused. Your post seems to have no relevance to what I said, and I know and agree with all of it.

I was referring to homophobia within trance, particularly on these forums.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Actually, it's totally wrong. Gay night scenes have always been associated with the heaviest forms of EDM- techno in the 80s and hard dance/NRG in the 90s. To assume that listening to fluffy music is a feminine or gay trait is as stereotypical as any supposed homophobic remark I've seen on this forum.

Oh, wait, on reflection I see what you're saying. I didn't realize what part you were replying to.

I'm well aware that there's no necessary corellation between gay culture and the types of EDM associated thereof. I was merely mocking popular perceptions, as it is people here who do have that ignorant association you're talking about who tend to listen to extremely fluffy epic trance.

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Originally posted by Cobalt Oh, wait, on reflection I see what you're saying. I didn't realize what part you were replying to. I'm well aware that there's no necessary corellation between gay culture and the types of EDM associated thereof. I was merely mocking popular perceptions, as it is people here who do have that ignorant association you're talking about who tend to listen to extremely fluffy epic trance.

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Originally posted by Radagast Musta forgot about house there Sys-J! It was invented by and played for homosexual people at its beginning! But not true techno. Juan Atkins is not homosexual nor did he play his music at gay clubs only, Frankie Knuckles is, and he did! heh.

Likewise does Junior Vasquez heretofore; and i'm convinced he had quite a big impact on the NYC scene.

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Originally posted by Radagast Musta forgot about house there Sys-J! It was invented by and played for homosexual people at its beginning! But not true techno. Juan Atkins is not homosexual nor did he play his music at gay clubs only, Frankie Knuckles is, and he did! heh.

House is not a particularly heavy style of EDM though.

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