Are the sciences not gay friendly?

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The discussion centers around the perception of a community's gay-friendliness. Participants express skepticism about negative claims regarding the community's inclusivity, emphasizing the importance of personal experiences over unverified rumors. One contributor highlights their lack of negative encounters, suggesting that misinformation can lead to unnecessary fears. Overall, the conversation advocates for a more informed perspective based on firsthand accounts rather than hearsay.
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Does anyone here have a opinion one way or the other?
I have heard things both ways
What do you think?
 
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I have never noticed it be not gay friendly. In fact, I hate when people bring stuff up like this without hearing stories because this is how horribly inaccurate internet rumors begin.
 
thanks that relieves my fears.
In fact i don't know where they got started.
Or why!
Thanks!
 

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