<p>ok so i know plenty of people who have been sexhiled (myself included)...but I was just wondering if anyone has had a roomate who has sexhiled you with a member of the same sex? or perhaps you've done it yourself? </p>
<p>i've always wondered if my roomate would hate getting sexhiled himself, especially a homo-sexhile! D:</p>
<p>this is not a bashing thread...i just hate the fact that it is socially acceptable that hetero couples can sexhile but homo couples cant!!! D:</p>
<p>:bump: </p>
<p>10char?</p>
<p>yes i've been "homo-sexiled" by my roommate, he's gay... i don't see the big deal? (penn is uber-gay.)</p>
<p>the big deal is that cornell is more conservative (student-body wise) than one would think...</p>
<p>i have a friend who came out to her roomate and that roomate of hers packed up and left the room!!!</p>
<p>not to sound naive...
what is sexile?</p>
<p>The girl that packed up and left her gay roommate isn't representative of all Cornellians. Honestly the girl is probably better off that her roommate left, hahaha.</p>
<p>sexile is when you want to bring someone back to your room and hook up, so you kick your roommate out for privacy.</p>
<p>I have the same question...?</p>
<p>hahaha....oh so much for you guys to learn...freshman year is going to be an amazing learning experience...get excited</p>
<p>haha...</p>
<p>if you have a roomate or two...chances are you'll walk into a roomie having sex...</p>
<p>So..what's sexhile then?</p>
<p>didnt I just answer it? like 4 posts up?</p>
<p>^ A misspelling of sexile</p>
<p>i know of numerous OLs that have hooked up with freshman in their OL groups during orientation week.</p>
<p>whatever, its not like they're prefrosh. OL-freshman is only 1 year difference usually.</p>
<p>there are plenty of junior and senior OLs and OSs</p>
<p>Oh..I see where you answered it now. It posted before I asked my question.</p>
<p>rb, cornell is "conservative"? hahahaha you have a LOT to learn! it is definitely going to be a wake-up call for you! i would say that cornell is very LIBERAL.</p>
<p>Actually, I agree with RB. </p>
<p>Relative to a lot of other top schools in the Northeast (Brown, Columbia, Yale, Amherst, Middlebury, Wesleyan), Cornell definitely has a conservative undercurrent to it. It can be a very middle class and bourgeois place.</p>
<p>But I wouldn't hold it against someone that they wouldn't want to live with a gay person who just outed themselves.</p>