Nope. Cant say that I do, but then again I dont go shouting it walking down the streets either. I want to share two experiences though that I would like to think shows how accepting South Africans have become.
I was kind of seeing this guy (real bear of a guy lol .....) anyway, he would hang out at the bar there by Linksfield. Cant remember the name now. It is like a pub. Very straight setup. Anyway, I was sitting next to him and he had a friend there also. We were talking and drinking and admittedly getting pretty pissed. Suddenly he pulls me in and vry my warm. As nice as the kiss was, I could not help but think of the bunch of guys sitting behind us that is obviously witnessing this and tonight, TONIGHT is the night that my luck is going to run out and I am going to find out what it feel like to be gay bashed and to be put in hospital by a bunch of straight guys. It did not happen. No remarks were made, every one just carried on.
Then, another night I was there with him again sitting by the gambling machines while he played. Two Afrikaans outjies puts themselves down next to us. He was in a very friendly mood and buys them each a shot. Anyway they turn to us and start talking to us. Anyway, after a while they ask if we are father and son (he is a bit older than I am you see) and he calmly just says, no, we are lovers. I wanted to crawl under a table and pray that a hole opens up swallows me whole. But again, they just smiled and said "Kool ..... lekker, so hoe lank is julle al bymekaar?"
So in my personal capacity, I honestly cant say I have had a rough ride.