What is considered a g*y vibe by society?

Question

I'm in school right now and I am straight. Yet i do not want a girlfriend right now but i don't want people to think i am g*y. What is a good way to let people know I am straight without having to actually tell them.

Answer 1

If you try and make it obvious that you're straight, people might actually think you're g*y and trying to cover something up. You should only try and make it obvious that your straight if someone accuses you of being g*y. If someone accuses you of being g*y, just ignore him or her. But if others begin to believe, deny it, and if they still persist, just ignore them still. People who bother with that kind of c**p aren't worth worrying about.

It's best to just remain neutral about. What other people think of you is their wrong doing for being judgmental, and you wouldn't want to care about those kind of peoples' opinions.

Answer 2

g*y vibes are:

rainbows

guys who are friends with g*y/bi guys (in high school its perceived as g*y, but not in college or beyond)

anything abercrombie/hollister/american eagle

wearing pink

talking with a lisp

acting effeminately in general

Answer 3

Avoid talking with a lisp or using the "g*y paw/limp wrist" too much.  Also, don't make out with guys.  

Answer 4

there's a little switch in the back of your mouth to turn the "g*y vibe" on and off....

Answer 5

Just be yourself. Were so caught up in "OMG im so worried about what people think about me." That we asking rediculous questions, and have unwanted stress. Just be yourself, if they think your g*y, so what. It shouldent matter cuz your straight. If they start teasing you, well there butt monkeys, and are ment to be your friends, or future friends. Cuz they judge. Not that I am a saint, but gosh, is it that big of a deal.

Answer 6

bears and a colorful neighborhood