Good Morning Hi there again. I have a question. I was told that there is a certain ankle an ankle bracelet goes on and a certain ear the second hole signifies you are a lesbian. Is this true? Is this something that I should know?

yeah which are you wearing your anklet on? Just kidding.

i just wear a cap

with a rainbow... and a dolphin?

Honestly I am a new lesbian, and I just do not know if I am doing things wrong. I wear my anklet on the left on the norm, but I heard something a while back about which ankle you wear it on.

i really don't know either i kinda had no clue that there were rules about presenting yourself

There are no rules and no sure fire ways of telling if someone is gay. Well for the most part. Just be yourself.

no it says i am a lesbian naw but id do get ed sir alot.

Ha. I have a rainbow key chain and one of my house keys has dolphins on it. That particular key doesn't even work anymore, but I keep it anyway because I like the way to looks on my key ring.

I have x dolphins air fresheners hanging from my mirror in my car :-)

oh, and now that it's spring, my rainbow pride flags are flapping from my balcony. There are several others flying off the balconies of my building too, and it makes me happy inside to see them.

I would love to fly the flags, however my status in the city kind of prevents me from doing it. I hate prejudice people!

I have a poster on my office door stating that my office Positive Space

I wish we had that here. Alas, my co workers still change the subject when I talk about my gf. Ah well. It could be worse.

Straight people fly 'em too sometimes it isn't only to signify The Gayness, to some it just means Diversity. During a particularly ugly anti-gay campaign here a few years back, most of my straight neighbors had signs that supported our cause, and some even put rainbows and pink triangles on their cars. Many a "straight but not narrow" sticker and/or pin adorned the heterosexuals that campaign season.

a straight couple friends of mine have their apartment covered in rainbows in support of his gay sister.