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Freezer Asked:

Gays and Rage

Do you think gays are less prone to feeling rage?

Would you say they are better drivers because they don't let themselves succumb to road rage?

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phraseit Answered:

I think referring to gays as a group and assuming they are all the same is not serious. I think that feeling rage has nothing to do with your sexual preference.

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dreadlocks Answered:

I'm sorry, but that just seems like a ridiculous connection. Why would a gay person have less rage? It's like asking whether someone from Virgina is more romantic, or whether someone who is Jewish has better sex... I just don't see the connection at all. Being gay is one's sexual orientation, it doesn't define who they are. You can have a relaxed, wonderful, sweet and skinny gay person. Or you could have a raging, cursing, fat, rude gay person. A gay person can be any way or any thing, just like a non-gay person can be any way, or any thing.

Posted 4 years ago

The answer my friend is blowing in the wind....

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Rock Answered:

I hope you never witness the jealous rage of a gay.

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joaof Answered:

I think that this question presents us with an unfortunate steriotype and generalization. Dreadlocks is right, being gay does not define who a person is or what their personality is like. If your question is whether homosexuals who have been victim to violent attacks (verbal or physical) on their identity, learn to deal with their rage better than others, then that would be an interesting study. However, I believe that it applies to most people put in the "minority" category who have had to deal with being labeled as "different" within society.