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Originally Posted by Russ B
With the highest possible respect I'd prefer not to be in a pub known for being a 'gay bar'. Althought I would do nothing to prevent gay couples being together I would not feel comfortable being around them. I understand that it's me with the problem and not them, however I'd like to be able to make the distinction so I could do to places where I wouldn't feel so awkward.
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You're looking it at from the wrong perspective mate with all due respect. Although you have gay friendly establishments you don't have to be gay to go in there and enjoy yourself. Inside you'll find a mixture of folk with the same ambition as most of us have when we go out... have fun. Take folk at face value, having it uppermost in our mind that they are gay is no better than constantly thinking that the person you're talking to is coloured or has ginger hair..
It's not that important at the end of the day.
