Originally posted by catnapper
I was what they call the "fag-hag" sounds funny, but it was said affectionately. At that time in my life, I needed to have relationships with men that were "safe" as I was hurt very badly in love. I could flirt and laugh and not worry about being attacked at the end of the night.

This issue is very near and dear to my heart because it was my experiences with my gay friends and coworkers that taught me the most about myself and life.
LOL, I am the ultimate Fag Hag! Please people don’t get mad, this is what my gay friends call straight women who hang out with gay men. I just adore my gay friends.

I agree that having gay friends has made me a more sensitive and open minded person. Just to be a small part of the lives of nice people, whether gay or straight is a privilege. needless to say, the in-laws hyperventilate if I mention my gay friends around my sister in laws kids. That's so sad to me. They freak if I even mention Will & Grace or Queer Eye for the Straight Guy. Their kind of intolerant 'Christianity' makes me sick.

So Logan, I think it's wonderful that you're trying becoming more open to things like this, things that you don't understand or that are outside of your comfort zone.