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EXTREME INSERTION posted:Yeah, was he gay or just very Prussian? gay as all hell it did not work out so good when he was a young man
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James Buchanan to Cornelia Roosevelt posted:I am now 'solitary and alone,' having no companion in the house with me. I have gone a wooing to several gentlemen, but have not succeeded with any one of them. I feel that it is not good for man to be alone, and [I] should not be astonished to find myself married to some old maid who can nurse me when I am sick, provide good dinners for me when I am well, and not expect from me any very ardent or romantic affection. I'm a really huge gay, just the biggest gay you ever saw. Peace out.
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A source of this interest has been Buchanan's close and intimate relationship with William Rufus King (who became Vice President under Franklin Pierce). The two men lived together in a Washington boardinghouse for 10 years from 1834 until King's departure for France in 1844, after which point they never again shared a residence. King referred to the relationship as a "communion",] and the two attended social functions together. Contemporaries also noted the closeness. Andrew Jackson called them "Miss Nancy" and "Aunt Fancy" (the former being a 19th-century euphemism for an effeminate man), while Aaron V. Brown referred to King as Buchanan's "better half". James W. Loewen described Buchanan and King as "siamese twins." In later years Kat Thompson, the wife of a cabinet member, expressed her anxiety that "there was something unhealthy in the president's attitude". Buchanan adopted King's mannerisms and romanticised view of southern culture. Both had strong political ambitions and in 1844 they planned to run as president and vice president. One historian has found them both to be soft, effeminate, and eccentric. In May 1844, Buchanan wrote to Cornelia Roosevelt, "I am now 'solitary and alone,' having no companion in the house with me. I have gone a wooing to several gentlemen, but have not succeeded with any one of them. I feel that it is not good for man to be alone, and [I] should not be astonished to find myself married to some old maid who can nurse me when I am sick, provide good dinners for me when I am well, and not expect from me any very ardent or romantic affection." e: dammit Pick
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Pick posted:oh yeah, i'd do that so you could have Hit That
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not to take away from gay political leader talk but cripes i have spent a lot of my tax return on toys
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SpazmasterX posted:not to take away from gay political leader talk but cripes i have spent a lot of my tax return on toys this is unrelated to gay political leaders how?
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Dongicus posted:gwyn is kicking my rear end =( is solaire helping u if not you have failed the sun
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there are a lot of bad places and times to be a sensitive young gay sperg who is interested in french poetry and flute music, but the court of the Soldier King is probably one of the worst
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Yeah, I knew that his friend lover guy was shot, but I usually just associate being kind of army gay with Prussia. The entire state was militarized and the men seemed a little confused, sexually, overall
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WEEDLORDBONERHEGEL posted:there are a lot of bad places and times to be a sensitive young gay sperg who is interested in french poetry and flute music, but the court of the Soldier King is probably one of the worst new GBS?
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WEEDLORDBONERHEGEL posted:there are a lot of bad places and times to be a sensitive young gay sperg who is interested in french poetry and flute music, but the court of the Soldier King is probably one of the worst Middle school is also pretty bad
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amarantinesky posted:new GBS? I did just fine thank you very much
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amarantinesky posted:this is unrelated to gay political leaders how? not those kinds of toys
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Buchanan is an interesting case to use to point out that acceptance is not a linear progression. "Wow, if it was bad to be gay in the 1950s, imagine how bad it was in 1860!" it's always more complicated than that
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WEEDLORDBONERHEGEL posted:there are a lot of bad places and times to be a sensitive young gay sperg who is interested in
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Pick posted:Buchanan is an interesting case to use to point out that acceptance is not a linear progression. "Wow, if it was bad to be gay in the 1950s, imagine how bad it was in 1860!" it's always more complicated than that The gay panic stuff didn't really start up till the 20s so I've read
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EXTREME INSERTION posted:I usually just associate being kind of army gay with Prussia. The entire state was militarized and the men seemed a little confused, sexually, overall
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Pick posted:Buchanan is an interesting case to use to point out that acceptance is not a linear progression. "Wow, if it was bad to be gay in the 1950s, imagine how bad it was in 1860!" it's always more complicated than that to be fair you'd probably still get hella murdered out in the boonies the boonies will always be terrible
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Dongicus posted:gwyn is kicking my rear end =( try parrying. Everyone says block his first hit, parry his second. I couldn't get it to work but maybe you can! VanSandman posted:is solaire helping u also this
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Pick posted:Buchanan is an interesting case to use to point out that acceptance is not a linear progression. "Wow, if it was bad to be gay in the 1950s, imagine how bad it was in 1860!" it's always more complicated than that president gay.so what.
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according to my graphs the trends relative acceptance of french political figures' homosexuality is furthermore
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no sauerkraut because I'm a dumbass and forgot it, but heres what ladythread made me make for dinner
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I always thought a doubt proxy wedding would be a really funny place to meet your SO "So, I was standing in for Princess Melia, and he was standing in for Marquis Furtner, and we just, like, CLICKED."
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VanSandman posted:to be fair you'd probably still get hella murdered out in the boonies
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OMGVBFLOL posted:no sauerkraut because I'm a dumbass and forgot it, but heres what ladythread made me make for dinner nice table
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Gay King James I of England posted:
Though tbh Alexander the Great wasn't adverse to hooking up with guys and he was The Best Ever so...
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OMGVBFLOL posted:no sauerkraut because I'm a dumbass and forgot it, but heres what ladythread made me make for dinner I'm hungry 
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Pick posted:I always thought a doubt proxy wedding would be a really funny place to meet your SO If the scientist thing doesn't work out, you have a bright future in writing medieval rom-coms
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Rip_Van_Winkle posted:according to my graphs the trends relative acceptance of french political figures' homosexuality is BUUUUUT there's tons of anecdotes in the Confessions about how while he was travelling as a young man he got propositioned by dudes all the time. He'd say he wasn't interested, but it didn't like...freak him out or offend him deeply or anything. Once the guy jerked off while looking at him though, that was real awkward but at around the same time (mid 1700s) england was having a gay panic. different cultures, same time, different social mores
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WEEDLORDBONERHEGEL posted:actually, i've heard that hillbillies don't give a drat what you do in private as long as you stay out of their business in return thats moonshiners. hillbillies are the ones that butt-rape you and then call you gay
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Sharkie posted:sodomy
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WEEDLORDBONERHEGEL posted:rousseau was straight. kinky as hell, but straight. you're right crow jane, this thread does need to write a rom-com
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*whips it out and starts furiously masturbating while staring at JJR* **laugh track**
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Rosalind dressed up like a dude, named herself Ganymede, and then flirted with her love interest Orlando until she orchestrates the quadruple wedding at the end of As You Like It. A very gay play.
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Pick posted:you're right crow jane, this thread does need to write a rom-com if you like staring at the depths of the human capacity to be awkward while telling you all about it, read the Confessions. rousseau invented the genre then went on a road trip with Hume, where he went insane
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Then the dude playing Rosalind comes out on stage still dressed like a woman and flirts with the men and women in the audience. I'm gonna have a daughter and name her Rosalind.
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amarantinesky posted:Rosalind dressed up like a dude, named herself Ganymede, and then flirted with her love interest Orlando until she orchestrates the quadruple wedding at the end of As You Like It.
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From my friends republican mother I learned that oral sex is sodomy
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amarantinesky posted:Rosalind dressed up like a dude, named herself Ganymede, and then flirted with her love interest Orlando until she orchestrates the quadruple wedding at the end of As You Like It. i fuckin love as you like it
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