Based on the handkerchief code widely used by gay men in the 1970s that still continues today, orange means you are willing to do anything. Here are the meanings of the rest of the handkerchief colors in gay culture:
Depending on which side the handkerchief is worn, if it is on the right you want to receive (bottom) and on the left you want to give (top).
Now, the handkerchief code is called "flagging" and is primarily used in leather culture. The color code also applies to leather armbands.
A white handkerchief in the left rear pocket used to mean the guy was into first-timers, but the code is not standardized, and these things change over time.
The gay handkerchief code, commonly known as the hanky code, is a color-coded system used by gay casual-sex seekers to make known their sexual fetishes.
The leather bands on a gay guy's arms mean right is top, left is bottom .
Some say if you have an earring in the left ear it shows that you are gay. This is true. ---- I must say, I completely disagree with that quote. Both my brother and father have earrings in their left ears, and I assure you neither are gay! I have known dozens upon dozens of straight men who wear earrings on their left ear, right ear, or both ears. It means absolutely nothing. You are queer as a three dollar bill if you have right earring, left ear you are cool. --- It seems that the right ear is the one that means that. Sure, some think either ear on a man means that. Now, if you go by the old gay handkerchief codes, you can assume that either ear could mean gay, but that there is a distinction. The handkerchief code states that a handkerchief in the right pocket means you are the "receiver" (gay bottom) but that the left side means you are the giver (gay top). So maybe that applied to earrings as well. So the left ear was more popular since, even if someone used that to accuse them of being gay, it would mean a less marginalized type of gay person, since gay tops could pass for straight. Nowadays, all of the above is moot. More heterosexual men wear earrings than gay men. Now that the gay community is out and more accepted, using earrings to hint that one is gay is mostly obsolete.
It means you should stay out of the personals section. Ddf is "drug & disease-free," and "bottom" and "top" are gay slang.
uke is used in Japanese slang to mean the receptive partner(bottom) in anal sex.
jason orange
Jason orange
No your smart in my book because if you are on the bottom of the pyrmid you can always take a peak if you know what i mean
All colors are gay. Though purple is widly accepted as the gay color. But we shouldn't stereotype colors.
A top is the one in a gay couple who is "giving;" a bottom "receives."
The national gay color is actually a combination of two colors: Blue and Orange It is said that the ancient Mayans predicted who would be the most gay in the 21st Century. Followers of the combination "Orange and Blue" are considered to be the homosexuals of our time.