lol I couldnt care less if you think that, your wrong. You should make sure the next time you ask someone a question in hopes of them proving your point for you, you ask someone who is a closed minded as you.

and you asked ME for what I would do. Perhaps you should have asked your version of a ‘normal’ person that question to have gotten the answer you were looking for.

Since me being honest obviouslyt isnt good enough for you.

If they get to know you and like you as a person then I think that they might be albe to accept it and not judge you. Prepair for that one conversation about how its a sin if they really are that religious and when that conversation accures simply say. “He who is without sin cast the first stone” or “Doesnt your bible also say not to judge people?”

good luck.[/quote]

would you be okay with a guy youve never met sleeping in the same apartment as you?[/quote]

as long as he didnt hit on me or try anything, yes I would. I get along better with guys anyway.

For example, say someone sleeps naked, if they are sharing a dorm with someone, where they are in the same room, it would be pretty important to mention that they sleep naked. But if they are in the same house, but in different bedrooms, it really doesn’t matter if he tells his roommates he sleeps naked, it may come up later, but it doesn’t matter.

In the first case, it affects the roommates a lot, they sleep in the same room, in the second case, it has no affect on the roommate, so it’s not important to discuss.

If they get to know you and like you as a person then I think that they might be albe to accept it and not judge you. Prepair for that one conversation about how its a sin if they really are that religious and when that conversation accures simply say. “He who is without sin cast the first stone” or “Doesnt your bible also say not to judge people?”

good luck.[/quote]

would you be okay with a guy youve never met sleeping in the same apartment as you?

If they get to know you and like you as a person then I think that they might be albe to accept it and not judge you. Prepair for that one conversation about how its a sin if they really are that religious and when that conversation accures simply say. “He who is without sin cast the first stone” or “Doesnt your bible also say not to judge people?”

good luck.

I think this depends on whether he pushes his beliefs on people / stalks or hits on his roommates.

But if this is a dorm thing where you can request to change roommates, let them know in time to do that, and don’t take too much offense if they do that.

Also, if you let them know face to face, make a joke about it, like you’ll introduce them to all the girls you know (stereotype that gay guys get along with girls better) if they introduce you to all the guys they know, etc.

Good luck

leave the room.

But seriously. Tell them now, and then tell them this:

“if you have a problem with this, or if you think this is going to be a problem at any point in the future, we can call the college together and mutually request a roomate switch.”
If you make them feel like the bigoted bad guys, you could be stuck with ****** bigoted roomates simply because they’re trying to prove that they aren’t– are you following me here? Even though this is not in ANY way a flaw or something you are “at fault” for, if you spread the “blame”, you can make everyone feel easier about it all without pointing fingers. If they have issue, it’s not their fault, probably; it’s how they were raised.

If they have issue, call your college; you can probably either find roomates who are more open-minded, or who share your sexuality, OR request a room by yourself (although that’s considerably less fun).

Hope it helps!