Can gait and cowlicks actually reveal someone's sexual orientation?

You can usually spot a gay guy just by his piercings—like, earrings and stuff.
I mean, if someone’s clearly into having something foreign being inserted into them, they've gotta have that potential.
Not saying they actually have to act on it or anything, but...😉

Keith Lee2, your causal connection is quite 🤣

I honestly think we need a serious scientific study to determine if a gay man’s gas smells any different from a straight man's... 😲

Now that would be some groundbreaking research.... 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

Brandon Thomas89 said:I honestly think we need a serious scientific study to determine if a gay man’s gas smells any different from a straight man's... 😲

Now that would be some groundbreaking research.... 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

Are we talking about the sound, the scent, or just the overall fuel efficiency here?🤔

Brandon Thomas89 said:I honestly think we need a serious scientific study to determine if a gay man’s gas smells any different from a straight man's... 😲

Now that would be some groundbreaking research.... 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

😂 😂 😂 😂

First off, I have to say: America is a wonderful country! Man, the sheer amount of money people spend over there... 🙄 Anyway, Richard Lippa discovered that only about 10% of Americans have hair that grows in a counter-clockwise spiral, whereas among the gay population, that number jumps to 20%. 👍 His theory essentially suggests that just as you can't choose the direction your hair grows, you can't choose your sexual orientation either. 🙂 🙂 🙂

Anthony Kim18 said:Can you spot a gay man just by his walk?

Is it actually possible to tell if someone is gay just by watching them walk? Student David Sylva decided to test this theory by wrapping people in glowing red tape and filming their movement in the dark. He specifically looked at how gay men move because, let's face it, most people think sexual orientation shows up in a person's stride. Another researcher, Richard Lippa, has even suggested that gay individuals tend to be left-handed more often and that you might even be able to tell from a person's hair whorl.

I don't think I've ever read such total nonsense in my life. Based on what these two are saying, were they spending days running studies to figure out how to identify lesbians too?😁

They don't have anything better to do than obsess over this nonsense!
Those creeps need a literal branding iron to the face just so we can spot them in the dark without needing a spotlight!

Here is how it works, folks. Pay close attention.
Gay guys often deal with this one stubborn cowlick that refuses to cooperate with the rest of their hair. To hide it, they usually opt for a specific haircut, or they just cover it up with something like a 🙂 or a 🙈. On top of that, they tend to have a more pronounced crease just below the collarbone, which is why you’ll see them wearing a heavy chain, casually draped through an open button-down shirt.
It's true—I actually read about this in Scientific American. ☕

Keith Lee2 said:Are we talking about the sound, the scent, or just the overall fuel efficiency here?🤔

We really ought to test everything. We should be looking at scent and taste—depending on whether we’re dealing with the sweet profiles or the bitter ones. And for both types, we definitely need to check the octane rating and the CO2 footprint. 😁 🤣 🤣 🤣

Anthony Kim18 said:Well, I guess they care about themselves first, right?

I get what you mean. You're trying to figure out who someone is, but you haven't learned how to read the signs yet.🙄

brightgardener40 said:I get what you mean. You're trying to figure out who someone is, but you haven't learned how to read the signs yet.🙄

You know, I honestly think we’d see some groundbreaking research if people actually bothered to study flatulence. 🙄
Just wondering... 😛

So, where is the community of gay folks who would actually step up and defend themselves? Or is this entire discussion just too beneath them... personally, if I were gay, I’d be out there fighting tooth and nail for every single color of my identity.

And, just for the record—that theory about the spiral is incredibly flimsy.

Keith Lee2 said:You can usually spot a gay guy just by his piercings—like, earrings and stuff.
I mean, if someone’s clearly into having something foreign being inserted into them, they've gotta have that potential.
Not saying they actually have to act on it or anything, but...😉

That’s just a social agreement, a convention.
We’re talking about things that are subconscious, automatic, and totally reflexive...