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Sep 05
Wednesday
Issues and Love and Dating
Straight-Acting Gay Guy Speaks

Straight-Acting Gay Guy (SAGG): “What pisses me off the most about being a straight-acting, naturally butch gay guy is that it’s so hard to find a partner.”

Migs: “Isn’t that the case for all, whatever gay flavor you are, whatever gender even?”

SAGG: “True. But for straight people, a straight guy for example would know exactly if someone is a girl, their target. For me it’s so difficult to know if someone is in fact like me, a straight-acting gay guy. Unless of course I meet him in a chatroom like #bi-manila in MIRC. And chatting is so time consuming. Ang dami pang fakers. Sayang sa oras!”

Migs: “Well, I guess we can consider your issue as a fact of life. Can I say, ‘just live with it’?”


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34 Responses to “ Straight-Acting Gay Guy Speaks ”
  1. huh?

    maybe its because they have a very high standards as to what kind of partner they want…

    after all, all is fair in f**k and war… hehehe…

  2. Huh? Parang ang labo….can I say it that is a little pretentious and snobbish of him to make such a statement?

  3. It’s not that it’s hard to live with it. It’s easy to live with it..What’s hard is finding “the one”.

    You end up being very depressed and sad and wasted and you feel like you don’t belong to anything anymore…damn..

  4. what? hirap ka makaalam kung he’s into homosexuality din? yun nga ang pinaka madaling part eh. yung malaman mo. dun sa previous post ni migs may nagcomment na makuha sa tingin. parang ganun din yun. makikita mo sa mata nila kung ano sila.

  5. Adrammelech

    Sep 5, 2007
    Reply

    Well, I don’t have problems like that. Whenever I log on to my G4M account, I always have messages from this handsome guys who want to meet (and fuck)with me. Hehehe!

    Anyway, it’s very easy to distinguish a straight-acting gay guy from a ture straight guy. When you notice that he looks at you (in my case), then you’re sure that he’s one of us :)

  6. It’s hard to find a partner whatever your sexual orientation is…I know plenty of women who can’t find a decent man and vice versa. Relationships are complex. No matter if you’re gay straight bi lesbian…whateva…

  7. isa lang masasabi ko, straight acting o hindi it all boils down to one thing, we all get down on our knees to suck cock. in in that sense, nobody is really st8 acting wen we cocks in our mouths. and if you’re having a hard time, that’s because you are prejudiced and arrogant. i totally agree with Tony’s comment.

  8. and in that sense…wen we HAVE cocks….

  9. gay blogger in the closet

    Sep 5, 2007
    Reply

    i don’t think it has anything to do with being straight-acting. some people’s gaydars are just hopeless… like mine =)

  10. i agree with gay blogger.. my gaydar is very defective. q=) napagkamalan ko pa nman ang isang fairy na straight!hahaha magaling lng cguro yun mg acting pra mkuha ako.hehe

  11. chenelynmarkado

    Sep 5, 2007
    Reply

    ang taray ng lola koh. abah, siguraduhin mong dyosa ka sa tono ng pananalita mo ha?!! nagkalat ang mga veklores na alta-altahan sa pilipins. kung vahket me attitude, di ko mawari, di ko ma-gets. AH WAIT! defense mech. WAIT! BETTER! tropang ilusyonadah! mga bakla!! magpakatino nga kayo, bawas-bawasan ang drama. nag-iisa lang si juday sa earth LOL

  12. it is given, that for all gender, finding a partner is difficult. but if we isolate the out of scope issues, and retain the discussion between straight acting and effeminates, it’d harder for straight acting to find a partner. 1. because people assume that he only has inclination to liking straight acting guys too 2. his gay group is not as large in numbers as of those with effeminates and he never goes to bars crowded with OUTs 3. most of his interests are not gay and effems find his interests boring and vice versa 4. because he himself is not that serious towards having real romantic relationship, because he only wants to have a gymbuddy/fuckbuddy/gimmickbuddy/warmbuddy.
    5. because he is always not sure whether his straight acting prospect is gay or not, and he does not want to risk people finding out his preference.
    6. maybe because he wants to be with a man, and not necessarily to be in a gay world, there only few prospects exist.

  13. aww my gaydar is not reliable when it comes to detecting SAGGs unless he comes out into the open. pero ok lang naman yun eh. kung doon sila masaya so be it.

  14. Sana may secret code na finfollow ang SAGGs to know who is who…Para mas masaya ang buhay!

  15. i get what he means. when you live your life as someone whom people naturally assume is straight because of your appearance or behavior whatever (or “straight-acting”), it can be hard to tell if a person sees you as gay (and therefore a possible partner) or straight (and therefore not a possible partner). it’s an issue of what is image and what is real and it can get jumbled up in the head of the person who’s used to the duality. imagine the interaction between two “straight-acting” guys who meet for the first time and who don’t tell each other their preferences. of course it’s problematic. does he know i’m gay? do i know for sure if he is? in the straight world, we can fairly assume all women are fair game to all men, and vice versa. with gay men, gender becomes an additional thing to hurdle to decide the next move. maybe in an ideal future, it shouldn’t be. but in our age, people are generally careful. i’ve written a lot about this in my other (secret) blog, hehe.

    but i think there’s something wrong with SAGG’s statement. maybe what he means is the root of the problem is his preference in men: straight-acting gay guys. and because it’s hard to tell if they’re homo or just plain hetero, he can’t make a move. as a consequence, he’s still unattached today. it seems to have nothing to do with whether or not SAGG is straight-acting himself.

    sorry for the long reply. :-)

  16. Why ever would you want to date someone like yourself unless, of course, you’re touched with narcissism (tama ba ang spelling..he he)? Variety is the spice of life, right??

  17. ei po i nid help. im very much close now with these straight guy, and whenever we are together it seems like kmi na. im happy nmn kc ang lagi ko kc hinahanap na partner is a straight guy which is really hard to get nowadays. when i told him na kung wat if maging bf ko xa, he said yes, ok lang sa kanya. but as we all know pag straight guy and gay ang magkarelasyon, iba ang iniisip ng tao. na he’s for the money(wel i did offer a lil financial help though hehe), and that im after his body(well secretly…hehehe!) what does that make of us. kc he’s not abusado nmn and khit nung hindi pa kmi eh sweet and malamnbing na xa. xenxa na ha, cos the last tym that i had a str8 guy as my man was about 2 years ago. after that puro hook-ups and flings nlng. kaya parang grade one ako ule sa str8 guys. im a little baffled up. migs help po. it may seem parang stupid but i like him talaga. and he’s showing also the same affection. pls i nid a lil of your gayly support now.thanks!

  18. @ sire_lee

    whatever works for you honey, then go for it. As long as you’re happy and safe i don’t see anything wrong with what you have right now. Enjoy it and learn from it, while it lasts.

  19. oh my G.0.D. I really d0nt get the t0ne of the issue here. I dont knw if its discriminatory, self-serving, or what n0t. Maybe im just too tired to comment….guess i ate too much popadum, rotti, and curry. Ho-hum.

  20. anton maton

    Sep 5, 2007
    Reply

    excuse me! baka nagfi-feeling mahaba ang hair ng lola mo kahit di naman kagandahan.

    what a pity. siya rin ang nag-i-impose ng mga hurdles towards his own happiness by setting up high expectations. lest he forgets we live in an imperfect world.

    titi lang ang katapat mo!

    forever mahaba ang hair,

    anton maton

  21. well, mahirap nga yan… when you find a cute guy, you have to consider if first, he’s really gay (straight-acting ha??), may pagasa for you to hook up, or me syota na ba sya (gel or boy) :p

  22. from1fagtoanother

    Sep 6, 2007
    Reply

    Guys,

    Live and let live. To each his own. You have to accept the fact that gay guys are naturally attracted to masculine guys. Sige nga, have sex with Emmet or Brian? (QAF) Here’s what I always say, if I would go for an effeminate boy, e di naging str8 na lang ako.

    SAGG, do not be frustrated. Like what the other guys here said, the eyes says it all. The eyes don’t lie. If you see or sense a certain self-consciousness on the guy when he looks at you, in all likelihood he’s into you, no matter how straight acting he is. Proper timing and mood setting will do the trick.

    As for seeing it as a frustration, see it as a mating bird dance, a natural order of mating. I personally find it exciting if you ask me hehehe

  23. Sure, I agree, live and let live. A person’s preference is exactly that, his/her preference.

    What I think a lot of people find disagreeable, including myself, is the statement itself. It left a bad taste in my mouth, because as someone mentioned, it was too self-serving.

    thebaklareview actually hit the mark with his comment. The problem is not that he is a SAGGs, but rather he prefers SAGGs. So his statement would have been easier to take if it was something like, “(…) It’s so difficult to find someone who is a straight-acting gay guy. (…)”

    *Another implication that I don’t agree with is that SAGGs are closeted and would not admit they were gay if asked.

  24. Just goes to show a straight-acting gay guy can still be a whiny bitch.

  25. Wouldn’t it be ironic if SAGG, for all his requirements about what type of guy he should go after, in the end falls in love with a guy so nelly that he’s constantly followed by a rainbow..??

    Just a thought..Best regards

  26. gay blogger in the closet

    Sep 7, 2007
    Reply

    migs, please tell SAGG to ask tony for my number. mukhang pareho kaming naghahanap ng partner. might as well meet and see if we’re looking for each other =)

  27. Hi guys, just wanna share with you my story. I’m a straight-acting gay (or bisexual) guy in my early 30s, now based here in the US. Modesty aside, I’m very good-looking, having done a little modelling (am not saying where, to keep my privacy), and I’ve had my share of lovers back there in Manila. I am what you may call “walang bahid” and I even got married. The marriage lasted for 10 years, with my ex-wife, a Filipina, not knowing it. However, there came a point when I felt I was living a lie, and of course deceiving not only her but mainly myself. Now, I’m single again, still friends with my ex (who I’ve confided in later about my true self, and she understood) but not necessarily looking. Believe it or not, I’ve been celibate here in the US, as I have my job and my identity to protect. And I can say I’m happy, and finally at peace with myself….More power to your blog, which I chanced upon by accident…

  28. here’s one thing that i have to live with being a straight-acting gay male. i have too many policemen friends who bring me to these girlie joints in pasay and they would get g.r.o’s for me to sit with. it’s annoying, and like what you said, i simply “just live with it”.

  29. though i’m not looking for a relationship, people who are true and without “toyo” is much more enjoyable as companions.

    i encountered a very attractive SAGG who happened to be my classmate last summer. i mean i know he’s into me and he’s giving signs. but to his dismay, naglaladlad ako pag marami akong kasamang babae… effem ako, effem ako…

  30. wtf

  31. hi migs,

    how are you?
    pwede ba yan mag ask?

    help me naman. i need to know where we could buy copies of original DVDs such as:

    IMORAL
    SERBIS
    ETC………

    please help naman.

    thanks so much,
    alvin


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