In 1977, the world's first gay doll was lnched. And to play wh him, you had to lerally take him out of his closet.
Contents:
- GAY DOLL
- TURNS OUT, BARBIELAND ISN'T AS GAY AS S QUEER FANS HAD HOPED
- MEET GAY BOB, THE 1977 DOLL THAT URGED PEOPLE TO COME OUT OF THE CLOSET
GAY DOLL
Hi, I'm sort of askg this to gay, or gay-iendly members.
Is "He's a doll" acceptable gay-speak nowadays?
Acrdg to the Urban Dictnary, doll as a "term of greetg for stars of silver stairwells and red eyed rpet til; approved by homosexualists everywhere" gets 5 vot of approval, 63 of disapproval.
TURNS OUT, BARBIELAND ISN'T AS GAY AS S QUEER FANS HAD HOPED
I'm not a gay male, but I'll add this se this is pertent.
So, lookg thgs up The Queen's Vernacular, Bce Rodgers's 1972 lexin of gay English, I fd:. Unfortunately mp slang or gay nt have long sce gone out of style, both thanks to the ongog mastreamg of gay culture, the growg dislike of "feme"-d behavrs gay culture, and the reactn agast 60's-70's gay culture provoked by AIDS.
I thk 's acceptable 'gay-speak', Perpend.
MEET GAY BOB, THE 1977 DOLL THAT URGED PEOPLE TO COME OUT OF THE CLOSET
I would thk you'd not hear straight guys say , but I uld easily image straight femal or gay men sayg about men. My gay iends are full of such words and exprsns. I jt asked a gay iend (mid-thirti, Ain-Amerin, liv the Bronx) if he would ever say this, if he's ever heard this, if he uld see ever nng to this, and he said, "No!
I agree totally wh Kate (post #6), and I've never heard any gay male iends refer to other mal as "dolls" the sense of appearance.