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Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by Matt1133, Apr 30, 2006.

  1. Megara

    Megara New Member

    That's like asking if we have Mothers' day when is childrens' day. Every day is straights' day.
     
  2. monkian

    monkian New Member

    am i the only person that sees straight couples snogging like mad in all the ques....especially space mountain...and there is always some greasy guy with his hand up th back of his girls shorts right in front of me!!!eeeeeeeewwwww ...
     
  3. MrMet_GB

    MrMet_GB New Member

    I don't think anyone is actually asking for a 'straight' day.

    The issue is that is it really appropriate to have a day where emphasis is placed on sexuality (of any kind) in what is essentially a place for families and children.

    I can't say I enjoy watching couples all over each other in queues, but to me it's just bad luck, like ending up behind someone smoking in the Paris parks. It'll happen every so often, but I can't say it's ever really stuck in my mind. And when, at most, it happens twice during a visit, if parents don't want their kids asking questions, they can generally distract their attention away from it. But when there's a day where sexuality is the chief draw, the likelihood of 'something inappropriate' happening is surely likely to be repeated more often within the same period.

    Sure they have to learn sometime, and be free to form their own opinions on the issues, but surely you can understand why parents don't want that happening on a once-in-a-lifetime holiday they've probably been saving months/years for?
     
  4. Megara

    Megara New Member

    I'd be more than happy from people to express their love, in an suitable manner, for their partner in front of any kids I had in my charge be they straight or gay.
    I don't see how it is any worse that daddy kisses his boyfriend in front or his kids than daddy kisses his girlfriend in front of his kids.
     
  5. KC

    KC New Member

    I think there is a place for gay days at WDW.

    However, when they involve, as was mentioned, overt sexuality, I believe there isn't.

    Don't get me wrong, I see nothing wrong with gay people visiting the parks, not even in large numbers (believe me... I really really dont...)

    But when anyone, be it boy/girl, boy/boy or girl/girl starts getting it on in a park, they should be slapped and told to grow up.

    I dont mind the odd peck on the cheek etc. but when a couple starts mauling the face off each other, I just want to shout "GET A ROOM" at them...

    To have to put up with anyone smooching when you're a captive audience (e.g. in a queue) is irritating, rude and often, repulsive - be it straight, gay or in-between.

    I had to put up with one couple exchanging saliva for 10 bloody minutes the other day in the library.

    Bwarg.
    KC
     
  6. Matt1133

    Matt1133 New Member

    Very well put! My thoughts exactly!
     
  7. brennan0720

    brennan0720 New Member

  8. Jjsweet1402

    Jjsweet1402 New Member

    excatly KC, that is what i was trying to say but my bad comand of the english language ment it didn't come through as well

    sorry
     
  9. glasgow paws

    glasgow paws New Member

    i demand a hemaphrodite, gay, hunchback, yodelling banjo playing amazonian dwarf day at Disney !!!!!!!!!

    Oh wait, thats on the 27 August, i worked that day....brilliant
     
  10. doowop

    doowop New Member

    I think everyone is forgetting these scenes can happen anywhere and whats so different about 2 guys kissing or whatever than a guy and a girl. In this day and age its a social norm for it to happen and if kids see 2 guys kissing maybe it will de-sensitise them and we wont have hate crimes and discrimination. Isnt that what disney is about everyone is equal.

    You cant expect gay people to stay in their houses when they want to show each other some affection it would again become a taboo subject if it went back to the days where we had to do it behind closed doors. As a gay man myself im dissappointed reading this and believed that society had accepted the gay community there is nothing wrong with 2 people being in love gay or straight and public displays of affection by anyone can be percieved as unpleasant so why single out one sub-culture?

    Mike
     
  11. doowop

    doowop New Member

    Also need to add that i think gay day and other events, ie mardi gras aren't a way of drawing attention to the differences between straight and gay couples, but are juts a way of celebrating diversity. ive been to a few mardi gras events and straight people arent exiled but welcomed and ebraced. its not a celebration of sexuality but diversity and freedom.

    There should just be a ban on all public displays of affection makes me ill when im n the queue for a ride and ive got anybody groping each other... eww.. maybe im a tad jealous but eww!!
     
  12. Megara

    Megara New Member

    Very nicely put Mike. So much more eloquently put that I was manageing.
     
  13. KC

    KC New Member

    Now there's an interesting idea *chuckles*
     
  14. doowop

    doowop New Member

    Thanks meg!

    Lol @KC
     
  15. Megara

    Megara New Member

    You're Welcome Mike :-*..... Oh hang if public displays of affection are banned am I still permitted to blow kisses at you? :-\
     
  16. doowop

    doowop New Member

    of course!!
     
  17. Megara

    Megara New Member

    Yay! :-*
     
  18. monkian

    monkian New Member

    ah this is starting to sound far more sain. and i am tottaly endorsing the ban!!!!!
     
  19. doowop

    doowop New Member

    Joy!!
     
  20. Tom19

    Tom19 New Member

    I'm not gay but don't really have an issue with this if its only in one park....not really going to hurt anyone, is it?
     

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