Clasification?

When I came out to one of my friends he actually thought I was joking for a whole day untill I finally convinced him I was serious lol...
A couple of friends I'd known a few years longer said the only reason they'd ever suspected I was gay was because I had never had a real relationship and I had the chance to so many times in school but always turned them down...
I love rock music, I swear far too much, I look after my personal hygiene but live in a mess, or 'clutter' as I like to call it.
I think my only camp quality is that most of my close friends are girls, but then again I know straight guys with lots of female friends.
I like to think I'm not a stereotype, I hate the phrase 'average joe' because no one is average really, everyone is unique, but I guess I'm pretty average lol

 

I am always dressed like I’m going to an interview. I suppose you could say that I was metro because my eyebrows are just right, and I always have the perfect amount of mousse in my hair. For me, showing up in jeans is equivalent to someone being in their jahmmies (PJs). I am only seventeen, but I have been mistaken for a teacher/substitute several times this year, once this morning. I don’t really fit into any specified bracket because I’m not butch, femmy, artsy, etc. I am very private and professional so no one really knows too much about me to even begin guessing my orientation. People just assume that I am straight and actually I hear that I have a little “heirum (sp?)” of female followers. I tend to get along with girls better then guys. In grades K-6 there were 5 boys and 23 girls in my class so I usually side with the girls in fights and discussions. I guess that if I had to find a classification it would be the philosophical, in touch with his feelings, metro, straight acting gay guy.

 

i actually asked someone this recently and they said "the rich preppy jock".... great huh but i guess i am one of the people you would least expect to be bi. i am a jock, play sports year round but i am not stupid. i would say i am the "trying to live up to siblings preppy jock" lol i think i do have slight A.D.D. because my friends said they think too and my parents i can constantly moving and i cant stay on one subject for long but o well... everyone knows me stuff like that but i wont be exclusive with one group of people. also have slight O.C.D. cant stand stuff thats messy... messes me up lol and the number six bothers me idk why lol. i guess people look at me what to wear, do, all that and what not... though it is kind of wierd when they ramdomly say "can i just touch you please?" lol

 

"Oh, he's that kid with the camaro right? He's really well dressed" is how I've heard I've been described. I happen to be friends with everybody in a way...from the varsity cheer captain to the frumpy girl that doesn't fit in. As for stereo-types: I keep up with style, have better taste than most of my female friends, straighten my hair, hate being dirty, gossip, and hang out with mostly females.

 

Wow, I guess I'll be the first girl to post. I'm not sure anyone could really classify me as anything. I do find that I fit a lot of the lesbian stereotypes, but that stuff gets hidden by my quiet, laid back demeanor. For example, I cuss like a sailor, I have no sense of style, I'll play just about any sport (played rugby freshman year of college), I love sports cars and racing games, I don't wear skirts I prefer power suits. If I had my way I'd wear jeans and my brooklyn t-shirt every day, and I refuse to wear make-up. Yet, no one has ever pegged me for being gay. I make friends with just about everyone I meet. I guess the fact that I'm quiet until you really get to know me helps to hide my "inner lesbian". My friends have classified me as a sporty/casual dresser. I wouldn't necessarily label myself a butch or a femme for that matter, I guess I'm somewhere in between.