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-When a gay (or bisexual), character, who is normally very [[Camp Gay|flamboyant]] acts in a far less [[Straight Gay|stereotypical]] manner. This usually in order to hide his or her sexual orientation from another person's [[Gaydar]]. It may or may not be a part of [[The Masquerade]].
+When a gay (or bisexual), character, who is normally very [[Camp Gay|flamboyant]] acts in a far less [[Invisible to Gaydar|stereotypical]] manner. This usually in order to hide his or her sexual orientation from another person's [[Gaydar]]. It may or may not be a part of [[The Masquerade]].
-This is different from the standard [[Straight Gay]] character who isn't campy to begin with. This trope only occurs when the character is normally very, very flamboyant, but is putting on an act.
+This is different from the standard [[Invisible to Gaydar]] character who isn't campy to begin with. This trope only occurs when the character is normally very, very flamboyant, but is putting on an act.
 Needless to say this is [[Truth in Television]].