BiteGirl
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ORIGINAL: BiteGirl Um. You're talking about "the peel" . And it's not a case of "your club, your rules" and just because you're with a gay dose not mean you get entry. These guys had to get a legal desision made. It was a bit more complicated than, Oh, he's gay so she should be allowed in. They had A LOT of homophobes attending to see "the show" (to see gays pick each other up) and it was becoming a non-gay-friendly club because of a few vile straight people. So if you don't mind researching your facts before you open your mouth... Now, now, no need to get your knickers in a knot sweetie. If you're getting defensive about someone else's experience, you need to take a step back and relax. It was my experience, I was there, the friend I was with is gay and I myself am an LGBT bisexual supporter. Both he and I were told when we were at the Opium(? I believe that's what it was called, we both went to go and show support and love at an Asian Drag Queen show, which was wonderful.) and we both asked the bartender if I might have trouble getting in. They said no, that I shouldn't. They may not have been aware of the dress code (which I have no issues with.) So maybe next time -you- yourself should lead by example and research -your- facts before opening -your- mouth. ~Kaylin haha. Your statements, the general ones, were all wrong. The only thing that was even partly true (unless you made that up too) would have been what they said at the door, not all the other stuff, about the clubs policies and the laws of the land. Damn girl, wouldn't be a backpacker would you?
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