Question #6: Why is some music so underrated but really awesome?

Okay so whenever I watch Grey's Anatomy or Pretty Little Liars I hear a song in the background and I think that I actually like it, so I search for it on YouTube and I find that it's so totally awesome and I've never heard of this artist before so I don't understand why even though this music is on popular tv shows its not popular. I mean singers like Andrew Belle or Katie Herzig should have more people listening to there music, because it sounds so great and it's pretty relatable. I really do wonder why? Anyway so I'm just gonna write a list of songs that are awesome but very underrated.

• Andrew Belle- In My Veins
• Katie Herzig-Way To the Future
• Andrew Belle- Signs Of Life
• John Gold-Vampires Kiss
• Garrison Starr- Upside Down
• Jordyn Kane- Terrified
• Brandi Carlile- What Can I Say
• Birdy- Terrible Love (The National Cover)
• Au Revoir Simone-All Or Nothing
• The Cardigans- Live and Learn

That isn't a really long list but there are other songs, I hope you like how these sound.

Question #4: Why are there gay stereotypes?

I mentioned this in another post of mine. I don't really understand why so many people expect gay guys to be all flamboyant and say "fabulous" a lot. I haven't met many gay people but I did once meet this guy who was soo girly. He spoke in a gay way, and spoke to me about shoes. So I just assumed he was gay but didn't know it yet. Even I find that most gays are all Barbra Streisand loving, sun-tanning, designer clothe wearing people who give you fashion tips (those are my favourite type of gay people.) Maybe it's just because the majority of the gay guy population acts this way. I've also noticed that in TV shows that have gay couples there is always one who is all fabulous, fashionable and snazzy while the other one seems like your average sports-loving man except instead of cheering for the hot cheerleaders in there tight uniforms he's hoping that maybe one day Tim Tebow will start "playing for the other team." Anyway I just found a very cute picture that I'm gonna add in this post to show my support for gay marriage, and people being gay. I THINK THEY'RE AWESOME!

Anyway my point is that goth people can be gay, emo people can be gay, jocks can be gay. Anyone can be gay, not just the flamboyant men who dream of being a fashion designer or that guy you know who helps you choose outfits (if you know a guy like that). Oh well I'm done for know. I am off to think of more questions.

Question #2: If a guy and a girl hang out alot, why do people automatically assume they're dating?

This happened to me once with this guy friend I had, let's call him Fred. Every morning at school me and Fred would sit and talk to each other about our problems, Grey's Anatomy, my "love" issues and how Fred feels that if my life was a TV show it would be similar to Keeping Up With The Kardashians (which is insane because I hate that show and the people who are in it, and I don't act like any of them.) Anyway once the bell rang for our classes to start we don't speak again until the next morning. So everyone keeps saying that they think that me and Fred are a couple. YOU CANNOT JUST ASSUME THAT, DO YOU EVER SEE US MAKING OUT OR HUGGING? NO, SO STICK A SOCK IN IT. I mean the nerve of some people to say that, and even if we were a couple it would be none of your business. Jesus, just some people should like staple their mouths or something. Also this Fred guy is like 2 years younger than me, so there's no way we could ever be a couple it would be gross. So why do people do that, I mean there are plenty of people who can have platonic relationships. If you see two guys hanging out a lot you don't assume they're gay lovers, do you? Okay maybe you might but only if they fit the gay stereo-type which brings me to another topic which I'll address in another post but for now I'm done ranting about this one question. :)