I am a gay magnet. how do i tell them to gtfo?

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I've never been prejduce against gays in my early life. I never grew up hating gays at all. I even had gay friends in highschool.

It was only until college when I started getting harassed by them. I've been stalked, followed, approached and humiliated, none of which I've done anything to attract their attention whatsoever. I just simply mind my own business, but they just keep coming onto me. One even had the nerve to whack off DURING CLASS!!!! (he kept glancing at me with his hands down his pants)

What do I say or do? It's totally uncalled for!

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  • asdf90091
    13 years ago

    Tell the authorities on campus, they have no right to be harassing you like that. Making a pass at someone is ok, but if they say no that means NO. People like that give homosexuals a bad name.

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  • Anonymous Post Author
    13 years ago

    Throughout my life girls have called out, "You're hot!", thrown dangerously-sexy-looks, sometimes brushed past too *close*, etc, etc...I do not mind any of that, in fact, I admire their advances, and sometimes, take follow through. The gay thing is something I've become deeply ashamed of. I've suffered a lot of traumatic experiences with these gays, no exaggeration. Another one who was my boxing coach for several years decided to finally make his move and briefly massaged my belly as he brushed past me to let me know that it-was-on. *Shivers*

    I am feeling the hatred burn within me now.
    (Lesbians aren't a problem, it's the gay men)

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  • randomjelly
    13 years ago

    Sounds like a wicked fantasy.

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  • [Old Memory]
    13 years ago

    If you are getting harassed and the whacking off part counts as sexual harassment to me, you must tell the correct college authorities.

    Nobody, gay, bi or straight has the right to make anyone feel uncomfortable or pester them to the point they feel unnerved and humiliated.

    Don't let them bully or pressure you in any way whatsoever, they are being cowardly and immature. *hugs*

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