Starting this thread right this time without any nonsense. This thread is for any and all discussion for LGBT and LGBT friendly users. Feel free to discuss whatever you like whether it be your current crush, related news, personal experiences, troubles or ask for help dealing with your sexuality and coming out.

HATE, INTOLERANCE, & DISCRIMINATION WILL NOT BE TOLERATED.

If you are not a fan of homosexuality, you do not need to take part in this topic.

For the record, I don't specifically think Biohaze 'needs' a thread like this. Nor do I care if it's particularily active or not. But, after the last thread, even the way it was started by it's TC, I wanted to make sure any future thread was done right so figured I'd start it myself and leave it at that.

I should have known creating that topic was a bad idea, didn't think it would turn out the way it did. Can we do part 2 peacefully?!

And there was nothing wrong with how I started the original thread, some people couldn't keep their emotions in check.

I am currently married to my older sister's ex-girlfriend.

I'm very much hoping this thread turns out better than the other one. It hurts to think that someone who loves Resident Evil just as much as myself would dislike me just because of who I am attracted to.

Well let's not focus on the old thread. Shove away all memories of that thread and indeed make this one a fresh start.

Discrimination in the first post! Where's the love for the asexuals? iambubbaq is possibly offended!

Lol, LGBT encompasses all groups. LGBT are just the four most common involved. Asexual, Pansexual etc. etc. are all included in it though ;)

I think this thread as well as the idea for the previous one as well is a cool idea. It's neat getting to learn more about fellow biohaze members and talking out in the open.

Agreed with Redfield above, while personally i am not gay, its interesting and shows the diversity in personalities in our "geek" culture, which contributes to chiseling away the stereotype that gamers are all the same type of people.

I spent a greater part of my life living in the closet and fearing what other people would think of me. Then I learned to stop giving a crap what others think and to be proud of who I am.

Now I'm happy to say I just took part in LA Pride this past Sunday. ABC news etc. was there and took pics of us. I was with Dr. Virginia Uribe's *float*.

It was a great experience and all the friendliness and support was so refreshing. Looking forward to next years.


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