Who needs gaydar...

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...when you have this parenting guide on how to spot gays and lesbians:

For gays:
  • Muscular body and a fondness for showing off the body by wearing clothing, such as by wearing V-necks and sleeveless tops
  • A preference for tight and bright coloured clothes
  • An inclination to be attracted to men
  • A tendency to carry big handbags, similar to the kinds used by women
For lesbians:
  • Showing attraction to women
  • Distancing themselves from women other than their girlfriends
  • A preference for hanging out, sleeping and dining with women
  • Absence of feelings for men

These guidelines were introduced during a seminar in Malaysia, on 12 September 2012, on “Parenting in addressing the issue of LGBTs (lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgenders)” organised by Yayasan Guru Malaysia Bhd and Putrajaya Consultative Council of Parents and Teachers Association and allegedly endorsed by Malaysia Education of Ministry. At the very least, the seminar was officiated by Deputy Education Minister.

I guess I do not need to train my gaydar any more, thanks to this guide :P

P.S: In case anyone thought I was serious, no I'm not! This guide is ridiculous!


Comments

Anonymous said…
you can always count on malaysia's education ministry's stupidity for ridiculous stuff.
September 24, 2012 at 9:06 AM
Jaded Jeremy said…
Anonymous,
That applies to many politicians and related parties of the current government.
September 24, 2012 at 11:07 AM
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