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There is no "gay accent". Often times the more effeminate guys will exaggerate their femininity in which they will speak with a lisp or a high pitch voice. But it is very obvious that you have not been around the gay community for very long because you would find that there is no "gay accent".
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Is there a gene that causes a person to be gay?
As of 2014, there is no known gene that causes someone to be gay. In the US, approximately 1.6 percent of the population identifies as gay.
The question was is mickey rourke gay.. answer was NO but he is pro gay. What is pro gay?
It means they support gay people and causes.
What are the causes and effects on fukushima disaster?
ur gay
What causes a twisted intestine in a human?
being gay
What causes testicles to get smaller as you age?
because your gay
Why do gay people develop a different accent?
Some gay people may adopt certain speech patterns or accents as a way to signal their identity within the LGBTQ+ community. This phenomenon, sometimes referred to as the "gay accent" or "gay lisp," can also be influenced by factors such as social context, environment, and personal expression. It's important to remember that not all gay people develop a different accent.
Is penn state football player jed hill gay?
no he is not gay; Jed is totally straight; but has many gay fans and friends; he supports gay causes; but gossip about him dating a transsexual are false.
What sensor controls amount of fuel going to engine?
what causes engine to missfire when warmed up on my 2002 accent
Sigmund Freud's ideas on the causes of abnormal behaviour and treatments for abnormality?
gay
Why are gay people never injured?
Gay people are injured all the time, from all sorts of causes. Just like straight people.
What actor with a handlebar moustache said hello with a funny gay accent?
I think you might mean Leslie Philips. He usued to do Carry on movies etc
Does faut rhyme with apart?
No, unless your accent causes you to not pronounce the "r" of "apart." But "faut" isn't an English word, anyway.
