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| quote: | Originally posted by jdat
The issue isn't really the fact that the potential renter might be gay/bi.
They prefer to have someone like that so they ( the potential renters ) are not shocked by the behavior that may be taking place there.
It's a precautionary measure, a warning of sorts.
Unless they are really wackjobs they should accept you straight or not, the concern is about you and your acceptance, not the other way around.
And pulling off that you are gay/bi when you are not can be a tuffy! |
Ahh hmm, I had not thought of that. Most of the listings I've encontered so far that ask for, say, a gay male roomate are looking for either a gay male or a straight female. I was thinking it was so there would be no tension between myself and the female roomate(s).
Personally I have no problem with other people's sexual orientation and/or behavior, as long as it isn't overly disturbing. Just as I wouldn't want to be kept up at night by some hot lesbians, I wouldn't want to be kept up at night by some gay males.
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