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wow you are 100% correct holy +%@% on that video
Former Villanova player, Will Sheridan, comes out of closet
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wow you are 100% correct holy +%@% on that video
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wow you are 100% correct holy +%@% on that video
furrell
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Acceptance
Tolerance
Progress
Dudes are already accomplished. They can come out now knowing that their career won't be affected by their sexuality because they have a successful track record that cannot be ignored.
furrell
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Acceptance
Tolerance
Progress
Dudes are already accomplished. They can come out now knowing that their career won't be affected by their sexuality because they have a successful track record that cannot be ignored.
hoosierdaddy282
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Originally Posted by Clutchshooter
Why things like this matter is beyond comprehension.
I'm straight, in fact I don't even have any gay male friends, ( I know a handful of females though) and people always wonder why I have such a strong stance on gay rights.
And the answer is simple. Athlete or not people deserve the simple human dignity of living happily as who they are so long as they aren't hurting anyone. Racism is the exact same thing. The EXACT same.
And yet there's such a negative stigma attached to it. Not just in sports but in life.
I wouldn't bat an eyelash if one of my friends told me he was gay. My answer to such a revelation would likely be something like, "Sooo are we still going to McDonalds or what?"
Even in the people who are giving Sheridan props in this very thread still have to precurse or follow it with some sort of backhanded gay joke to make themselves ok with it.
Example.
Originally Posted by airmaxpenny1
A Villanova big man is gay, what s a surprise
Props to him for coming out now & his teammates being cool with it that whole time though. If Sumpter hadn't gotten hurt, still believe they prolly win it all that year.
Implying what? That being gay is inherently bad? Why exactly? Is there an answer other than it says so in a book somewhere?
People are people. And so long as they are not hurting anyone or breaking any laws they deserve dignity and respect.
Props to Sheridan for living his life and not hiding it.
On the other hand that music video is bad on a universal scale.
Looks like an SNL skit..
THIS, specifically the last 3 lines.
hoosierdaddy282
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Originally Posted by Clutchshooter
Why things like this matter is beyond comprehension.
I'm straight, in fact I don't even have any gay male friends, ( I know a handful of females though) and people always wonder why I have such a strong stance on gay rights.
And the answer is simple. Athlete or not people deserve the simple human dignity of living happily as who they are so long as they aren't hurting anyone. Racism is the exact same thing. The EXACT same.
And yet there's such a negative stigma attached to it. Not just in sports but in life.
I wouldn't bat an eyelash if one of my friends told me he was gay. My answer to such a revelation would likely be something like, "Sooo are we still going to McDonalds or what?"
Even in the people who are giving Sheridan props in this very thread still have to precurse or follow it with some sort of backhanded gay joke to make themselves ok with it.
Example.
Originally Posted by airmaxpenny1
A Villanova big man is gay, what s a surprise
Props to him for coming out now & his teammates being cool with it that whole time though. If Sumpter hadn't gotten hurt, still believe they prolly win it all that year.
Implying what? That being gay is inherently bad? Why exactly? Is there an answer other than it says so in a book somewhere?
People are people. And so long as they are not hurting anyone or breaking any laws they deserve dignity and respect.
Props to Sheridan for living his life and not hiding it.
On the other hand that music video is bad on a universal scale.
Looks like an SNL skit..
THIS, specifically the last 3 lines.
im not you
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My man who played ball @ Temple told me about this YEARS ago. Dude was openly gay...it's only just now getting out in the media.
im not you
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My man who played ball @ Temple told me about this YEARS ago. Dude was openly gay...it's only just now getting out in the media.
dacomeup
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Dudes are already accomplished. They can come out now knowing that their career won't be affected by their sexuality because they have a successful track record that cannot be ignored.
Basically.. Still shows a little progress though.
dacomeup
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Dudes are already accomplished. They can come out now knowing that their career won't be affected by their sexuality because they have a successful track record that cannot be ignored.
Basically.. Still shows a little progress though.
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Originally Posted by airmaxpenny1
Props to him for coming out now & his teammates being cool with it that whole time though. If Sumpter hadn't gotten hurt, still believe they prolly win it all that year.
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Originally Posted by airmaxpenny1
Props to him for coming out now & his teammates being cool with it that whole time though. If Sumpter hadn't gotten hurt, still believe they prolly win it all that year.
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Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT
Nardi Looks MAD UNCOMFORTABLE in that Picture.
Like he used to hold Sheridan's pocket and walk around the Dorms on some Jail %+!#
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Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT
Nardi Looks MAD UNCOMFORTABLE in that Picture.
Like he used to hold Sheridan's pocket and walk around the Dorms on some Jail %+!#
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Well, he has a music career he needs to promote
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Well, he has a music career he needs to promote
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first thing bolded, I can only imagine that being true, woulda been great to see them win, should of beaten UNC the year before on that phantom travel on Allan Ray.Originally Posted by Clutchshooter
Why things like this matter is beyond comprehension.
I'm straight, in fact I don't even have any gay male friends, ( I know a handful of females though) and people always wonder why I have such a strong stance on gay rights.
And the answer is simple. Athlete or not people deserve the simple human dignity of living happily as who they are so long as they aren't hurting anyone. Racism is the exact same thing. The EXACT same.
And yet there's such a negative stigma attached to it. Not just in sports but in life.
I wouldn't bat an eyelash if one of my friends told me he was gay. My answer to such a revelation would likely be something like, "Sooo are we still going to McDonalds or what?"
Even in the people who are giving Sheridan props in this very thread still have to precurse or follow it with some sort of backhanded gay joke to make themselves ok with it.
Example.
Originally Posted by airmaxpenny1
A Villanova big man is gay, what s a surprise
Props to him for coming out now & his teammates being cool with it that whole time though. If Sumpter hadn't gotten hurt, still believe they prolly win it all that year.
Implying what? That being gay is inherently bad? Why exactly? Is there an answer other than it says so in a book somewhere?
People are people. And so long as they are not hurting anyone or breaking any laws they deserve dignity and respect.
Props to Sheridan for living his life and not hiding it.
On the other hand that music video is bad on a universal scale.
Looks like an SNL skit..
but he's just joking around saying that Nova's big men a soft, which, aside from Cunningham and Yarou, I can somewhat agree with, being a Villanova fan.
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first thing bolded, I can only imagine that being true, woulda been great to see them win, should of beaten UNC the year before on that phantom travel on Allan Ray.Originally Posted by Clutchshooter
Why things like this matter is beyond comprehension.
I'm straight, in fact I don't even have any gay male friends, ( I know a handful of females though) and people always wonder why I have such a strong stance on gay rights.
And the answer is simple. Athlete or not people deserve the simple human dignity of living happily as who they are so long as they aren't hurting anyone. Racism is the exact same thing. The EXACT same.
And yet there's such a negative stigma attached to it. Not just in sports but in life.
I wouldn't bat an eyelash if one of my friends told me he was gay. My answer to such a revelation would likely be something like, "Sooo are we still going to McDonalds or what?"
Even in the people who are giving Sheridan props in this very thread still have to precurse or follow it with some sort of backhanded gay joke to make themselves ok with it.
Example.
Originally Posted by airmaxpenny1
A Villanova big man is gay, what s a surprise
Props to him for coming out now & his teammates being cool with it that whole time though. If Sumpter hadn't gotten hurt, still believe they prolly win it all that year.
Implying what? That being gay is inherently bad? Why exactly? Is there an answer other than it says so in a book somewhere?
People are people. And so long as they are not hurting anyone or breaking any laws they deserve dignity and respect.
Props to Sheridan for living his life and not hiding it.
On the other hand that music video is bad on a universal scale.
Looks like an SNL skit..
but he's just joking around saying that Nova's big men a soft, which, aside from Cunningham and Yarou, I can somewhat agree with, being a Villanova fan.
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Originally Posted by BoutMyMoney333
@ the music video
