Wow! I took the test three times, and it isn’t a fluke: I scored 13, 14 and 15 out of 20. I was better at guys then girls, which makes sense because I’m a straight female and I do have some gay men friends, but no gay women. But overall, I suck.
The ones with perfect gaydar, what gives it away?
I’m more likely to think a guy is gay (I’m not talking pink feather boa’s here) if
-he has got a piercing, but no other macho parafernalia.
-he has very, very short cropped hair and otherwise looks very groomed;
-he has NOT got a goatee (I believe only straight guys were goatees)
-he looks very gentle
-he poses for the camera like he wants to be attractive (like many straight women do ).
But, obviously, I don’t know what I’m talking about.
*You personally got 19 of the 20 people correct and were better at recognizing girls than guys. Overall, you guessed better than 98% of all test takers. *
Woohoo! I totally rock at this game! I completely and utterly kick ass!! I…think I’ll stop being excited about having good gaydar…
I know a gentleman with a goatee who is a screaming faggot. His goatee is very chic styled, almost like a 19th-century impériale. But then, he’s a Desi from England, so who knows…
I’m a bi guy with a goatee, and until two weeks ago, my boyfriend had one, too. I’m trying to get him to grow it back. He looks very hot with it. (He’s hot without it, of course, but… less so.)
Do they intentionally use straight people who “look gay” and vice versa to make it harder? Because several times I assumed they might have and went against my instinct. One way or another, I got 75%
I got 60%, better at guys, and, counting the rainbow flag and the cross-bearer in the girls section as gimmes, that puts me at worse than 50% on identifying average straight girls.
“You personally got 17 of the 20 people correct and were better at recognizing girls than guys. Overall, you guessed better than 94% of all test takers.”
Well. That explains why I would sometimes hear shouts of “Go Bear, GO!” back when I used to live in Southeast Georgia. Imagine, all this time I thought it was my fellow soldiers growling at me when we were doing field exercises in the swamp, when really it was bears!