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maeinmaryjanes said: This is not necessarily strait culture. Heterosexuals can be rejected for a date with out it leading to homophobic assault, harassment, outing, bullying, etc. People who are LGBTQ can be placed at risk for those things by openly asking some one on a date with out really knowing some ones orientation. Asking some one of they are gay can some times make people you thought were real friends freak out and become enemies over night. There are very valid reasons for people who are lgbtq to not “date.”

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maeinmaryjanes said: It’s not really strait culture because heterosexuals are not risking being outed, harrasment, bullying, assault, etc. They might feel rejected if they ask some one out on a date, but lgbtq people are more hesitant to use to the word date because of homobophic consequences.