Are there any LGBT Country Club’s?
Question: Are there any LGBT Country Club’s?
I want you people to tell me if you know of a gay country club anywhere in the U.S. When I say “gay country club” i don’t mean a gay bar that plays country music! I’m talking about a classy place where gays can come together and play golf, tennis, dine, converse, etc. It doesn’t have to just be a gay country club it can be a straight one that is very GAY FRIENDLY too. I know these places exist in the U.S. but where are they??
The reason why I’m asking is because I’m tired of going to gay bars where low class dumb asses all go to find sme ass and spread AIDS and give the gay community a bad stereotype. I want to meet a classy man that likes me for who I am and isn’t perverted!!
Answer:
Answer by 2short99
I doubt all people in gay bars are perverted your just spreading yourself too thin perhaps you need to try different bars & for your country club question I highly doubt it I never heard of gay country clubs..it seems kind of pointless since there arent that many rich gay people in the first place. Try a dating website if your looking for a rich classy gay guy. You make it seem like every gay guy is trashy unless they have money
Country club lesbian who only knows blue collar women– Who can I date?
Question: Country club lesbian who only knows blue collar women– Who can I date?
I am having trouble meeting women with similar interests and background. I enjoy golf, sailing, tennis and other traditionally “country club” sorts of pursuits. I have a professional job, my own home and I like to dress well. I am in my early 30s.
The problem is I can’t seem to meet other women like me who are gay. I am single and seeking someone to date and eventually marry. I don’t live in a big city so there isn’t much of a gay scene here. The gay women I have come across are fairly rough and work in very blue collar, manual jobs. They don’t share my hobbies and feel defensive when I talk about my job or my university education. I am a very down to earth person, but I hate it when I feel I can’t connect with someone. Not all women with my sort of background would connect with me, but I feel they’d be more likely to do so. I have dated women before who were blue collar, but it ended in disappointment because we were too different.
Should I get a matchmaker and or go online? Do you know of any good websites for lesbians who are seeking a soulmate?? I want to pay for the service and get the best possible match.
Thanks, peachy. I have heard that too, but it is a sister site I think called “compatible partners” for lesbians and gays. Has anyone used it? Is it any good?
Thanks, Emma. A friend of mine checked out pof and was disappointed. She said because it is free the quality control is very low. Not everyone out there is who they say they are. Anyway, I am not “pigeon-holing” anyone. I just want someone who is compatible. Would you expect a straight, affluent, professional woman to pursue relationships with a blue collar guy? I mean, it’s all fine in theory, but in real life it often doesn’t work out.
Thanks for your suggestions though.
Answer:
Answer by peachy78
I think eharmony.com matches both gay and straight people, but I’m not sure. I do know it’s a very reputable website.
Country Club?
Question: Country Club?
A texan stops in a small town Drs office,
Says “Doc, I have a red ring around the head of my P-nis if you can figuer it out I give you a matching set of Golf clubs”
Doc says ” Ok lets have a look, then with toungue in cheek he says to the nurse get me a bottle of lipstick remover”
He hands the bottle and some disposable clothes the the guy and says “Clean it up with this”
About 3 months later, the Doc is sitting at his desk, thinking, gee that guy never sent those clubs
Then the phone rings, It’s the Texan, says “Doc, I have almost a matching set, the problem is the one in Dallas and
the one in Housten have kidney shaped swinning pools”
This is going away to fast
Red stuff on his P-nis is liptick from a B loe Job
Golf clubs the complete glub, club house, greens, cady shack bar etc
Answer:
Answer by nyghte_owl
I feel stupid – I don’t get it…
Who did a country song in the 70s with the chorus “I’m proud to be a member of the country Country Club?”?
Question: Who did a country song in the 70s with the chorus “I’m proud to be a member of the country Country Club?”?
It was a male vocalist, and the song started “We don’t need golf or tennis, and shuffleboard’s just fine. The only pool we have here, is the 8-ball kind.” I can’t find this in any lyrics database! Thanks!
It is NOT the Travis Tritt song “Country Club.” The lyrics start like this: “We don’t need golf or tennis, and shuffleboard’s just fine. The only pool we have here, is the 8-ball kind.” It was a male singer. And it was from the 1970s.
It is NOT the Travis Tritt song “Country Club.” It was from the 1970s, way before Travis was recording.
Answer:
Answer by BoosGrammy
Country Club…Travis Tritt (1990)
What should I wear to a “country club” themed dance?
Question: What should I wear to a “country club” themed dance?
The invite says country club/preppy/golf/tennis attire. Any ideas on what the heck to wear?
Forgot to mention I am a guy.
Answer:
Answer by Topcat
You could wear a little vintage style cream tennis dress. Or tweed jacket and pearls or something!