If they only knew who they were talking to....
When I was in training in Hawaii, my commander, in some random conversations that we were having, told me that people like me and her could probably tell if someone's gay within the first 10 minutes of meeting that person. I thought that was funny because I wonder if she knew who she was talking to, and nope, my own gaydar has never been activated as of yet.
Flash to yesterday, I've got this former collegue in the army who sent me a e-mail telling me that as I progress in my military career (really?), I should consider moving to the Pacific Northwest, but as long as I don't mind the "angry lesbians" running about town, protesting about everything under the sun. He obviously does not know half of the story!
Would I be out if they got rid of the "Don't ask, don't tell" policy? Not likely, because even in my civilian job, I don't really think it's anyone's business who I snuggle with at night.
What do you think?
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The life and views of this Asian girl who slightly bent the convention set for herself and who set out to look for the happily ever after.
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I used to set up business appoints with people and after we have time and date established my final question was "Does your building have wheelchair access?" And then try not to giggle as the stumbled around trying figure out how answer.
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