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Or, as far as I am concerned, they should have been good sports and gone on the trip. They probably would have had fun. As the only breeders on the boat, they would have been a center of attention for sure, I would hope that my fellow homos would be good ambassadors…

As for the straight couple who ended up on a gay cruise, I have some sympathy, but they really should have investigated a little better. If the cruise was billed as “Italy’s first LGBT cruise,” who in their right mind wouldn’t want to find out what LGBT meant before blowing a wad of money on it? “Caveat emptor” — Let the buyer beware!

Though the company is at fault for not notifying the couple that it was a gay cruise (they booked directly with them, not via their website), the couple could have handled things differently as well. As for the “floating bath house” scenario, as some of the other posts have stated, whether it be a club, bar, circuit party or cruise, you’re an adult so you make the experience your own.

And they ended up in the meat department!

On top of it, they find out some of their friends are gay. WHAT A NIGHTMARE! (“I always thought Alessandro just hadn’t found the right girl for 40 years.”)

Now they want money. Fukkem!

… you mean you were most likely in major cities. Try a small, isolated village in Northern Italy, where people tend to speak German more than Italian, and you may find something quite different.

BTW, even in the U.S. you’ll find people from isolated areas that are completely clueless. Like the couple from the rural deep south who visited San Francisco and ended up at the corner of 18th and Castro: “Is that a man or a woman? Now Ah’ve seen everything.” They were suffering from severe culture shock, much to everyone’s amusement (or so I’ve been told, not having seen this spectacle first hand).

If you are running a cruise line, you probably want procedures in place to handle people like that. It’s part of running a business.

I’ve been to Germany. I’ve been to Italy. People know the word “gay.” I was in a bookstore in Italy and passed by the big sign “Libri Gay.” Sure, German and Italian have their own words, but “gay” really has become the international word.

Except the French insist on spelling it “gai.”

And once getting there, seeing the press and the majority of the people getting on, they would have had a better chance getting their money back had they NOT boarded the ship! At least then they would have not used the ship, eaten the food, or used the services provided by the cruise.

They are idiots. In this day and age, who doesn’t know what the word gay means?

People do seem to partake in a range of, um, “actitivites.” There’s probably some “meth heads” but that’s *never* been the vibe I’ve felt. There’s all kinds of things going on, all the way down to “Friends of Bill” meetings for alcoholics. Use your imagination, and it’s probably going on. But, it’s not all happening everywhere all the time. Seek out your own preferences, and everyone seems pretty accepting of everyone else.

Speaking of which… I’m leaving tomorrow to go on the Atlantis cruise to Mexico! (I’m concerned about Hurricane Rick, of course.) Maybe when I get back I could post some pictures for a Morning Goods or something? Any interest?

Look, guys, we truly are no better than sleazy straight guys who go on sex tours throughout various parts of the world.

Maybe different perspective, maybe different dynamics on those particular cruises. The two we did were very different from each other, so I could see how a third would be what Fitz described. Also, I’d say the average age on our cruises was 40, so you don’t have to be 25 to fit in (though they WERE very white).

Ten years ago I had friends who would hiss and glare at straight couples who dared venture into a gay bar because “this isn’t a *heterosexual* space”. I doubt a decade has softened that stance much in the gay community.

I’m sure the straight couple was stared at a lot, sometimes with open hostility, and that can certainly erode any enjoyment you might feel on a vacation.

Just imagine yourself in a similar situation, such as accidentally being booked on a Womyn’s Empowerment Cruise, and suffering the angry glares of a thousand lesbians over your male privilege.