Don't ask, Don't tell

[RICHARD]

The problem with that in the military is that you know EVERYTHING about your battle buddies, and wind up knowing them probably better on most levels than their SO. There is NO privacy in military units whatsoever.

Understood.

I just hate the idea of people being in love and being happier than I am.

[Lady's Human]

As Blue and Puck said, there were people in my units and people I served with who I KNEW were gay. I didn't give a damn. They were soldiers, got the job done, and that was all I was concerned about.

However, I'm not your average basic trainee, and I've seen what happens in those scenarios. It ain't pretty.

[RICHARD]

As Blue and Puck said, there were people in my units and people I served with who I KNEW were gay. I didn't give a damn. They were soldiers, got the job done, and that was all I was concerned about.

However, I'm not your average basic trainee, and I've seen what happens in those scenarios. It ain't pretty.

A question?

I am curious-no, not that way- about who incited the 'problems' when they came up.

Just a percentage?

I get the feeling that mean spirited people were the majority.

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In the old days I had a 'harem' I ate lunch with.

We'd walk into the cafeteria and you would hear us before you saw us..

It got back to me that I was gay because people could not figure out how I could 'roll' with so many woman and not be involved with any of them.

I took it as a badge of honor. I loves me my women...and I realized that hate can be a powerful emotion, especially coming from the Neanderthals on the planet.