How do gay men act?

Gay men tend to have sex with men, and straight men tend to have sex with women, and even that's not an absolute.

Answersomewhat it really varies on what kind of gay man they are if they are the manly type gay man you never really can't tell, but then you have the girlly kind that always saying stuff like child and girlfriend or just saying stuff you would normally hear from a girl. AnswerWell how do straight men act? When you think about it, there isn't one set way. There are tons of types of straight men.

However, there are few gay men in the population, and it appears there are even less because many do not come out right away for fear of discrimination. So most straight people can only identify the gay men who act effeminate. Moreover, most people automatically label effeminate guys as gay. So if this is what you were getting at, it is a stereotype and not a fundamental difference. There are gay men of all sorts; being gay means you are attracted to people of the same sex, it doesn't mean you are born with some sort of personality.

AnswerOne sleeps with men and the other sleeps with women AnswerThere are all forms of gay men and some are longshoremen (burly type of guys), football players, actors, etc. One would never guess. Then there are the efeminate type of man who may dress as a man, but show gestures like a woman (although some straight men can act this way.) Then there are the "flaunters" that enjoy showing off who and what they are if gay. This does not mean that people that march for "Gay Pride month or week" are "flaunters" but simply making a statement. Straight men that are confident can say they think another guy is good looking, but most men seldom comment on this. Gay men will enjoy a good looking man everytime. Usually gay men surround themselves with several "girl friends" while straight guys may enjoy the odd girl friend, but hang around mostly with their male buddies. answerGay Men come across as happy go lucky, and seem to be rather materialistic.They want to be cultural and intelligent, but are also depressed. Many are into drugs and alcohol. There is an underlying darkness about them. I have been around many for many years because my field of work is around them. I am not surprised that they feel like this. They are not at peace, not really. I am sure many will disagree with this. AnswerWhoever wrote the answer above was absolutely right. I do disagree with him/her. Many people are into drugs and alcohol, straight and gay. If gay guys are more likely to be depressed than straight guys (which I think is probably not true), it would be because they're treated like sub-human freaks half the time purely because they love other guys. As for being at peace with themselves, loads of gay guys are. Those who aren't at peace with themselves are not because we live in a rabidly homophobic culture where a lot of people are taught that being gay is 'wrong' or 'sick'. If you'd been raised like that and then realised you were gay, would you be 'at peace with yourself'?