Problem: Banned, because of Gay RP(not sex)

[altairassassin13]

Aha...
If someone find that 'sad', that I picked a Night Elf as a gay-character, I just rolled random.
It could've been any kind of race in the game.
Orc, Human, Troll, etc.

[SteelJester]

If your Latino, I think its great. Who doesn't wanna live there?

Wow, that made me laugh, ah...

Latino only means you are of Hispanic descent, more or less, where are you implying I live? Lol...

In any case, of the rest of your post, outright hostility isn't really the correct way to handle things. Just because you don't mean to offend others, doesn't mean you won't. Just because your dad is apparently racist, doesn't mean you have to come out with the guns blazing.

In all honesty it kind of embarrasses me when people try to come to my defense on certain issues.

It really doesn't matter that you have friends like that. What really matters is how you view people you don't know because the fact is no one is the same.

I really don't want to get into a sexuality topic with a 13 year old, no offense but as a bisexual male, I'll tell you you're kind of going somewhere you shouldn't.

[Roxas65]

Imagine for example if you ever heard one of the jokes we Swedes make about you Danish people and from Norway. They're pretty offensive and creates a pretty big sterotype. What they're trying to say here is that it's pretty much the same thing. Although I know you Danish people have just about the same jokes over there, only with Swedes instead. But that's another topic.

[Clovis]

This is getting off topic. Badly.

The issue here is that altairassassin13 decided to roleplay as a character that was offensive to homosexuals. I understand that wasn't his intention, but it still happened either way.

altairassassin13, in the future, please use more discretion when attempting to roleplay as a character who may be at risk of being offensive to certain people. Please avoid stereotypes.

Again, I am sure you did not intend to offend anyone. No one is angry at you. Thank you for taking my previous advice into consideration.

EDIT: Edited for typos.

[Miah]

Was he doing it in a way that was, kind of, a parody of homosexuality, or as literally just accurate to negative stereotype portrayal. As in, did it seem real, could there be a person actually like that, or was it just far too over the line to be considered possible. Only, while steriotyping is bad, some people genuinely DO fit to a steriotype sometimes, and can be proud of it. After all, I have a good number of gay male friends in real life who like to act "Camp" out of pride in being able to express themselves how they want to, rather than having to tone down how they feel like acting to meet people's expectations.

[Grakor456]

It was a negative portrayal that, to myself and those I was speaking to at the time, felt like an intentional parody. That's all that needs to be said right now.

I feel this topic is straying, and no longer serves any real purpose. The question was answered, so I'm locking the thread.