Gays Asses

A popular roblox developer named Dunzz

DUNZZ AND HIS GAYS ASSES

by Kinerf69420 November 12, 2022

Red and Blue Gays

Two gay pining characters from some sort of media. The trope is generally associated with friends/enemies/lovers. Some examples include:
Keith and Lance (Voltron: Legendary Defender)
Adora and Catra (She-Ra and the Princesses of Power)
Asami and Korra (The Legend of Korra)
Ruby and Sapphire (Steven Universe)
Tony Stark and Steve Rogers (Marvel Cinematic Multiverse)
Ash and Gary (Pokemon)
Light and L (Death Note)

And many more...

They're my red and blue gays and I love them

by changkyunsguccislider November 26, 2018

Sweater Gays

Sweater gays are gay men and women who are largely non-threatening to heterosexual people because their lifestyles largely emulate the heterosexual ideal. They often live in the suburbs and usually have children.

The most clear example of sweater gays is illustrated by the gay couple on "Modern Family."

by Non-Sweater Gay June 18, 2011

Giggle of gays

A collection, group of homosexuals.

We passed a giggle of gays on their way to the pride parade.

by ThePaperTiara October 22, 2012

Space gays

A team of Paladins who safe the world and stay gay at the same time, this team is lead by the lovely Space Daddy. This team can also form Voltron the legendary defender, which is also the name of the show

person 1: bro did you watch space gays today ?

Person 2: yeah man, space daddy was being awesome again

by SpaceGaysLover August 20, 2016

Gaggle of Gays

A group of gays

A gaggle of gays were caught roaming the forest....

by NotJamesv2 September 12, 2016

Mean Gays

A variation of Mean Girls, Mean Gays are people who use their homosexuality to be scathing, bitchy, or all-around mean. Usually fashion gurus, Mean Gays travel the streets in packs, preying on people who are badly dressed or not aesthetically pleasing. TLC usually markets them on fashion shows.

-Hey man, can I come in?
-You look horrible, what's wrong?
-These mean gays jumped me on the sidewalk and insulted my shirt in high-pitched, giggly voices.
-Oh God. Here, let me get you some coffee.

by Charles McCrory September 10, 2007