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Gay people experience the same range of emotions as any other people.
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Why can't gay people be happy?
Gay people can be happy. Many gay guys that are in relationships are usually happy. I'm gay and happy and single. Sometimes I am not happy but only because I feel lonely.
Is colin Jackson the athlete gay?
No he,s just happy leave people alone.
Is a boy smiling gay?
No not exactly people smile all the time for any reason. It dosent mean their gay! Maybe just happy.
Why is jono gay?
Jono isn't gay... he is just a happy lad.
Why are gay people happy?
Prior to gay being used to refer to homosexuals it simply meant happy.
What is the bad effect of being gay?
Other than discrimination from bigots, there isn't any. gay people lead normal, happy lives, just like straight people.
What do you think of people who are gay?
People who are gay are just as happy or sad as any one else on this planet. There is no difference just because they are of a different sexual orientation. The quicker some people realize this, the better it will be for less conflict and hatred in this world.
Do gay people hate their life?
No, not at all. However, gay people are constantly confronted by homophobes, who try to make them hate their lives. It doesn't work. Gay people generally have happy lives.
Synomyn for high spirits or happy?
possibly gay.. since gay is a synonym for happy not just a sexual orientation Joyous, joyful, gay, merry, cheerful, blessed
How many people think Wikianswers is gay?
If you mean gay as in happy, members must be happy, otherwise they wouldn't keep returning.
Are gay people extra happy?
Sometimes they are sometimes not!
When was gay put in the dictionary as homosexual?
The first time was during the 1960's, where dictionary entries included both the meaning of "homosexual" and the meaning of "happy".Today, the second definition (happy) is considered outdated, except in some fixed phrases, such as "Gay Nineties" a reference to the 1890's, and "Don we now our gay apparel" from a Christmas song.
