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metalman
· 9 years ago
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A regular cafe wouldn't suffice?
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morganwinchester
· 9 years ago
I thought that. And just have meetings like that at the regular cafe.
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deviledapple
· 9 years ago
like if its a nonsexual setting then why does sexual preference matter?
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duckydoo
· 9 years ago
So if you're not LGBT you can't come in?
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rwby_rose
· 9 years ago
I guess not? But if I were running a cafe like that,I'd let non-LGBT people in as well,so long as they're polite to everyone.
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duckydoo
· 9 years ago
Just seems strange to me that a group of people who feel excluded are excluding others according to this post. Not that I'm straight by any means.
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frostbite
· 9 years ago
Why can't it be a regular café? If you're straight you're not allowed? Sounds backwards if you ask me.
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biscuit0883
· 9 years ago
That last line killed me
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umbra
· 9 years ago
well if there are gay bars it would be nice to have a gay cafe, I live in a smallish (it's suposaidly medium to large) area that tends to be homophobic so I would like to have somewhere to meet people
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c00lmf
· 9 years ago
We're here,we're queer,and we're not buying beer
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garlog
· 9 years ago
How is that different from a regular cafe?
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guest
· 9 years ago
Place called 'boystown' in Edmonton 20 years ago. Tea and coffee and great desserts and a bunch of fags too. Had a nice vibe.
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gamzee
· 9 years ago
Gueeest. We dont use the f-word here on FS. Or anywhere, really.
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