A few posts ago, I discussed the scientific phenomenon in which one's gay-dar is thrown off immediately upon entering French borders. Let's expand upon that, shall we? Taking into account that French straight men dress nicely, and commonly enjoy showing physical affection for their fellow man friends, judge these photos from the club we went to in Montpellier last Saturday, and post your answers in the comments section. Which are gay, and which are merely... French?
Ready? Let's play:
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| #2. These were actually our Couch Surfing hosts, so I have the added beneficial knowledge of knowing that at least one of them has a girlfriend. But they do give each other a lot of attention... |
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Do you see what I mean?!
bahaha this is hysterical and so true!!!! i am literally cracking up
ReplyDeleteCAN'T. STOP. LAUGHING.
ReplyDeleteHaha classic!
ReplyDeleteThis is so spot-on it's frightening.
ReplyDeleteAustralian men will hug and embrace ONLY under exceptional circumstances: when drunk,when celebrating their team's win/loss, when someone died or in VERY rare moments of bro-mance style affection (usually incorporating all of the above.)
French men make my gay-dar fail.
But they do know how to rock a fitted cardigan.
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha I used to wonder the same thing about my bf but then realized that I'm just used to American rugged men!
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ReplyDeleteThis is a Mediterranean trait, folks. Greeks, Italians, Portuguese and Spaniards do the same thing, as do Middle Eastern men. We are NOT considered normal if we do not hug and even plant a kiss on the cheek of our male relatives and close friends, especially if we have not seen them in awhile.
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