*giggle* Erm, no, neither of those would be appropriate. I know you asked a question and then gave the context that made you ask it, but I was more or less just answering the question as it pertained to me.
I think it can be universally applied, in the sense that upon meeting someone, I rarely wish to discuss my sexuality outright, nor do I want to have my sexuality constantly pointed out to me. I would also feel very awkward and uncomfortable if someone were repeatedly pointing out my race, directly or indirectly.
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Date: 2008-06-23 07:57 pm (UTC)I think it can be universally applied, in the sense that upon meeting someone, I rarely wish to discuss my sexuality outright, nor do I want to have my sexuality constantly pointed out to me. I would also feel very awkward and uncomfortable if someone were repeatedly pointing out my race, directly or indirectly.