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What else can I help you with?
You are a male Is it gay if a man lights you're cigarette?
If the body language stays pretty general then no, but if the guy lighting the cigarette's body language makes the guy with the cigarette lean towards him then it might look a little gay lol
What kind of male body language attracts women?
Male body language can be a Powerful Attraction Tool to get women if done correctly... It goes right from movements, body displacement, voice, face, shoulder, etc.
How gay language exist?
There is no such thing as gay language.
Why gay people not like women?
Gay women like women.
Is there any difference why women are gay and men being gay?
When women are gay, they are interested in other women. When men are gay, they are intersted in other men
Are women gay?
Yes, a gay person may be male or female (or anything in between or outside the box). Gay women are also called Lesbians.
Can gay men have children with women?
Yes, gay men can have children with women.
Why gay men are angry with women?
Gay men are not angry with women. This is a myth.
What do people call gay women?
Gay women can also be called lesbians, but the best thing to call them is "women".
How do you meet women interested in women?
Gay dating sites, gay clubs, through friends, work or at the gay pride parade.
How do you know what women think?
You read their body language and listen to them. Take this from a woman, we do talk about our feelings!
What has the author Julia Penelope written?
Julia Penelope has written: 'Call me lesbian' -- subject(s): Feminist theory, Identity, Lesbianism, Lesbians 'International feminist fiction' -- subject(s): Women authors, Feminist fiction, Short stories, Fiction, Women 'Finding the lesbians' -- subject(s): Lesbians 'Sexist slang and the gay community' -- subject(s): Gay men, Gays, Homosexuality, Language (New words, slang, etc.), Lesbians, Slang 'Crossword Puzzles for Women' 'Speaking freely' -- subject(s): English language, Feminism, Gender, Language, Men, Nonsexist language, Patriarchy, Sex differences, Sexism in language, Social aspects, Social aspects of English language, Women
