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 Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2008 7:25 pm
This is one awesome idea! I'll be spreading the news to a few friends who would be completely into it. Its so hard to tell...And I'm shy so walking up to a girl and just hitting on her is hard for me. I'm afraid I'm hitting on someone taken or straight...Then its just awkward...
:3 This idea is awesome
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Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2008 8:48 pm
it is an awesome idea....I wonder if some of my friends know this? *shrugs* course everyone in High School knew that most of my bi/lesbian friends were bi or lesbian...Tthey had no clue about me and so today when I went and saw my friends at the High School...They let visit after we graduate. anyway, my friend Robbin came up to and was I all "I had no idea!" kinda thing and I was all "yeah, I swing both ways, not just one way." She looked at me kinda funny then realized what I meant and smiled.
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Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2008 2:01 pm
Honesty, I don`t see that working. At late 90's there was this fashion of wearing a ring at your thumb. Actually, it was this same code. If you were wearing that on the right hand thumb, you were "lesbian", and if you were wearing that at your left hand thumb, you were "bi" (or the contrary, I don`t remember which was what...) The thing is that people started wearing that just because it looked nice.
I still prefer the female + female symbol.
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Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2008 2:18 pm
kenny - the Fire Slayer Honesty, I don`t see that working. At late 90's there was this fashion of wearing a ring at your thumb. Actually, it was this same code. If you were wearing that on the right hand thumb, you were "lesbian", and if you were wearing that at your left hand thumb, you were "bi" (or the contrary, I don`t remember which was what...) The thing is that people started wearing that just because it looked nice. I still prefer the female + female symbol.
The female x female symbol is a clearly lesbian symbol and cannot be misinterpreted as anything else--this makes it undesirable for those who are not out to wear it. Obviously, those who are out are easy enough to spot--the trick with this trend is to help spot those who aren't.
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Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2008 3:09 pm
kageling kenny - the Fire Slayer Honesty, I don`t see that working. At late 90's there was this fashion of wearing a ring at your thumb. Actually, it was this same code. If you were wearing that on the right hand thumb, you were "lesbian", and if you were wearing that at your left hand thumb, you were "bi" (or the contrary, I don`t remember which was what...) The thing is that people started wearing that just because it looked nice. I still prefer the female + female symbol.
The female x female symbol is a clearly lesbian symbol and cannot be misinterpreted as anything else--this makes it undesirable for those who are not out to wear it. Obviously, those who are out are easy enough to spot--the trick with this trend is to help spot those who aren't. Ok, I can give it a try... Although the sad thing was that I used to wear a ring, until the day one of my mom`s friend told her that in front of me... Unobtrusively, I removed the ring and stopped to wear it, and my mom didn`t put one thing with the other... I passed unoticed by them... lol
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Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2008 4:25 pm
Ooo that's awesome!
Purple's my favorite color so it'll work out nicely heart
1 question though:
Does it have to be >stringOr can it just be any plain purple braclet?
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Posted: Tue Apr 15, 2008 9:29 pm
Late reply x.x
I think the reason it says string is just to narrow it down a bit, so I would go with string, but that doesn't mean you can't wear other purple bracelets.
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Posted: Sun May 04, 2008 1:43 pm
I'll just wear rainbows! whee
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Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 4:01 pm
And were can someone get one of these bracelets?
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Posted: Tue May 27, 2008 12:02 pm
Hi everyone!!! ^ ^
Just thought I'd post.
I read about this the other day and thougth it was a brilliant idea...Kudos!!
Anyway...I went home and found myself some purple yarn and made myself a little bracelet. I've been wearing it the past few days to school. So far I haven't seen any others...but I will definately pass on the word.
I think they should make something similar for I little Gaians lol.
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Posted: Fri May 30, 2008 5:49 pm
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Posted: Mon Jun 02, 2008 12:03 am
littlesausage And were can someone get one of these bracelets?
But mostly, how well this works relies upon spreading the word and wearing the string/bracelet/etc.
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Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2008 2:50 pm
*starts rummaging around for purple string*
I think this is a good idea
I am not very good at telling if someone is straight or not
and even though I'm not going to go and glomp someone wearing purple string, its nice to think that they would be alright to talk to
(plus I enjoy being ninja stealthy)
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Posted: Sun Jun 08, 2008 10:47 am
my heart will be forever his...
I don't use a string but I do use a purple hair band on my wrist. It's usually there all the time (unless I'm actually using it) I'm taken by a man mind you but I want to use it as a sign that tells other bi/lesbians that I'm a friend and support them!
...I would die for his love....
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