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That said, there is a strong bias, not against same sex acts, but against a homosexual lifestyle, because it is not within the traditional Japanese lifestyle. A youth is expected to go to school, earn a job, get married, have kids, and back the family by doing so. Someone who falls outside of that pattern is instantly regarded with suspicion and even contempt by many traditional Japanese. Obviously, a homosexual connection and lifestyle falls adv outside that pattern.
I would liken Japanese queer culture
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9monsters is a very distinct gay social application originating in Japan with a central focus on the Asia-Pacific.
Mainly, This app has 2 key features which are all exclusive functionality!
【FEATURES】
-Feature1 : Breeding system
"Breeding" is very simple social communication!
If you find a guy you are interested in, simply select the button "Breeding" from the menu button located upper right corner of dwelling. then , Breeding allows you to find:
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likes you
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【OTHERS】
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- Camouflage function which allows you to fake your location to other users to protect you
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Postby Belton » November 19th, am
just ask.
I doubt a woman would be offended by asking her what sort of club it was.
Maybe interpret why you're asking and what your cultures views and attitudes are.; what your views are. (cultural exchange)
It most likely was "gay" as in lesbian. (I don't understand the new youth usage myself, and lgbtq+ as in happy and lighthearted is a bit anachronistic even for someone not having English as a first language.)
A lot of women go to gay clubs to dance, they find it more fun and get hit on less. (maybe straight guys don't go because they're afraid of being punch on or see clubing only as a chase and not just for dancing) Young and urban have less problems with peoples sexuality and Japan with a lack of Christian customs and it's attendant hangups might be even more tolerant, I don't know.
If it was katakana ゲイ、I'm pretty sure there's only one meaning.
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