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    Regular Member Elizabeth van Kampen's Avatar
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    Maciamo rote:
    Isn't it strange that more Japanese fear living next to an homosexual or somebody who has AIDS than a criminal ?

    Great! That is hitting the nail on the head. Looks like that so typical and fine sence of humor. Big smile!

    Sorry meant to say; Looks like a British sence of humor!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Elizabeth van Kampen View Post
    Maciamo rote:
    Isn't it strange that more Japanese fear living next to an homosexual or somebody who has AIDS than a criminal ?
    Great! That is hitting the nail on the head. Looks like that so typical and fine sence of humor. Big smile!

    Sorry meant to say; Looks like a British sence of humor!!
    To be brutally honest here, outside of the "new-half" club or two that I have seen here in Okinawa, and a former boss that was a serious "flame" I dont see too many men or women that openly proclaim their sexual preferences here. It may be different in mainland, but I wonder if the "average" Japanese person would even know if they were living next to a homosexual person or couple.

    Not that it really matters as a persons sexual preferences are their own. So I also wonder why a Japanese person would fear living next to a homosexual rather than a ex-con.

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