Are you a homophobe?

[The Unvirginiser]

My brother and Uncle are gay and have cused me to get in to many violent fights because of them

[Digïtál £vîl]

 

That's pretty gross, but there's someone for everyone. Some men like large women. They can do strange things that are somehow construed as erotic.

 

As for sarcasm, I gathered some semblance was there, but that underneath it was an honest opinion. If this was not the case, I'm not sure how I can be faulted; text does not convey meaning as well we might like.

 

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I figured you would have noticed it wasn't a honest and serious reply when I stated that all of my observations were based off of a television show like South Park. But I guess sometimes you just swing a little too high.

[Mike Tequeli]

As alan partridge once said its adam and eve not adam and steve.

 

I dont mind gays unless there camp and act like women, there are 2 gays in my year at school. one is a laugh who i get on with a had a nice conversation with on new years eve at the pub and the other is a total cock who goes to a gay bar in town and dresses up in drag (tranny gear), he also bragged about giving a dude a blowjob in an alleyway which made me punch him.

Statistically there were alot more gay people at your school then you thought. Off the top of their heads people can maybe think of 3 flamboyant gays they remember from school, there were likely dozens more that were not flamboyant and hadn't come out at the time.

 

Also, you punched a gay guy over a story, what the hell ever happened to self restraint?

[1066ant]

Not scared of gays, kinda' worried about them coming on to me though, I don't look very..errr...hetrosexual in apperance lol.

[ILovePolarBears]

That's pretty gross, but there's someone for everyone. Some men like large women. They can do strange things that are somehow construed as erotic.

 

As for sarcasm, I gathered some semblance was there, but that underneath it was an honest opinion. If this was not the case, I'm not sure how I can be faulted; text does not convey meaning as well we might like.

I figured you would have noticed it wasn't a honest and serious reply when I stated that all of my observations were based off of a television show like South Park. But I guess sometimes you just swing a little too high.

I'm sorry, but again, we're on the internet, and communicating via text. It's hard to tell when people are being serious, and when they're not. Certainly, your chain of logic was silly enough, but online, you just never know; people sometimes use stranger logic than yours and actually mean it. If I don't know someone (as is the case with you) and I make a serious post which they reply to, I take their post seriously.

[Digïtál £vîl]

That's pretty gross, but there's someone for everyone. Some men like large women. They can do strange things that are somehow construed as erotic.

 

As for sarcasm, I gathered some semblance was there, but that underneath it was an honest opinion. If this was not the case, I'm not sure how I can be faulted; text does not convey meaning as well we might like.

I figured you would have noticed it wasn't a honest and serious reply when I stated that all of my observations were based off of a television show like South Park. But I guess sometimes you just swing a little too high.

I'm sorry, but again, we're on the internet, and communicating via text. It's hard to tell when people are being serious, and when they're not. Certainly, your chain of logic was silly enough, but online, you just never know; people sometimes use stranger logic than yours and actually mean it. If I don't know someone (as is the case with you) and I make a serious post which they reply to, I take their post seriously.

Oh, but I know you Emily. Born July 17th, 1985, living in Portland, Oregon and who enjoys listening to and watching a variety of music and movies while working on your computer doing graphic design, modding, and web page development

[ILovePolarBears]

Ugh, when I put that link in my profile here that page was just an image. I forgot about it when I populated the URL a couple of weeks ago.

 

Pretend you don't know those things. I'm just another d00d who wants GTAIV.

[Otter]

Aw, look at Digi. Still pulling pigtails to find find... emotional connections. I guess the real final refuge for ugly dudes is either emotional abuse or rape... those lovely old standbys.

 

On topic - I have a few friends of friends that, honestly, I can't stand being around them at times because of their bigoted opinions and behavior. It's one thing to joke around with your friends, but true hatred and ignorance can really kill the party.

[ichizuzu]

Many of you say homosexuality is not a choice. Well guess what? Homophobia is not a choice either. Many of these homophobes are not "sexually confused" they have just been brought up to think a certain way. They have been conditioned to think less of gays, just like you have been conditioned to think less of homophobes. In other words you are hypocrites(not all of you, some of you understand what I mean) You need to realize that you you are NO better than the ppl you denounce.

 

 

Edited April 29, 2008 by ichizuzu

[swolo yaggins]

I'm extremely homophobic. Gay people (including lesbians) bug the sh*t out of me. Extremely. I've become more homophobic since the beginning of the semester, when this gay guy at school (ASS-UGLY FAT f*ck) started hitting on me, and still does. And he's completely out there with his sexuality, it's so disturbing.

 

So, yeah. I don't like gays. At all. Stay away from me.

Bring on the haterrrs.

 

And it's not that I'm insecure about my sexuality. I will hug my guy friends. I'll skip around Target with them, holding their hands. I'll carry around a purse for my girlfriend, mom, or grandma. It's just the way that openly gay people carry themselves that disturbs me.

Edited April 29, 2008 by Desmosedici

[lurchseesu420]

 

I'm extremely homophobic. Gay people (including lesbians) bug the sh*t out of me. Extremely. I've become more homophobic since the beginning of the semester, when this gay guy at school (ASS-UGLY FAT f*ck) started hitting on me, and still does. And he's completely out there with his sexuality, it's so disturbing.

 

So, yeah. I don't like gays. At all. Stay away from me.

Bring on the haterrrs.

There's gays in Texas? After watching Borat and Family Guy, I thought you guys had methods of getting rid of them. I guess not.

 

As for me, personally, I think being gay is wrong. But it has nothing to do with religion. My opinion is solely based on my cord and socket theory. 2 male ends cannot connect. 2 female ends cannot connect either (unless an adapter is used). A male end only fits with a female end. Therefore it's logical that that's the correct choice. Call my base of reasoning stupid, but that's what I believe.

 

Edited April 29, 2008 by lurchseesu420

[Digïtál £vîl]

Aw, look at Digi. Still pulling pigtails to find find... emotional connections. I guess the real final refuge for ugly dudes is either emotional abuse or rape... those lovely old standbys.

Otter, I've tugged on you a few times and never gotten a quality emotional connection. Only a sore arm.

[Picolini]

Think of gay butt sex as using a 3-to-2 prong plug converter, or those plugs that have a plug behind then so they don't take up the outlet.

In other words, a cock-to-ass train. Don't think about it too long though.

 

It still goes with your cord-socket theory, as the plug is still going in a hole. Not the regular one, but one anyways.

[lurchseesu420]

 

Think of gay butt sex as using a 3-to-2 prong plug converter, or those plugs that have a plug behind then so they don't take up the outlet.

In other words, a cock-to-ass train. Don't think about it too long though.

 

It still goes with your cord-socket theory, as the plug is still going in a hole. Not the regular one, but one anyways.

It's kinda like sticking the big male prong of a cord into the little female of an outlet. It might work somewhat, but it's still not "the correct way to do it".....

[ELGABORS]

As for me, personally, I think being gay is wrong. But it has nothing to do with religion. My opinion is solely based on my cord and socket theory. 2 male ends cannot connect. 2 female ends cannot connect either (unless an adapter is used). A male end only fits with a female end. Therefore it's logical that that's the correct choice. Call my base of reasoning stupid, but that's what I believe.

Agreed 100% that's my point of view. Watch it from any angle, its not the normal thing to do, i think all gays are straight somewhere inside.

[QwertyAAA]

I'm going to post an intellegent answer in case anybody thinks I'm just doing this to increase my post count: No, I'm not a homophobe.

 

If anybody is going to report me - god, people, don't you have a sense of humor?

[lurchseesu420]

 

As for me, personally, I think being gay is wrong. But it has nothing to do with religion. My opinion is solely based on my cord and socket theory.    2 male ends cannot connect. 2 female ends cannot connect either (unless an adapter is used). A male end only fits with a female end. Therefore it's logical that that's the correct choice. Call my base of reasoning stupid, but that's what I believe.

Agreed 100% that's my point of view. Watch it from any angle, its not the normal thing to do, i think all gays are straight somewhere inside.

I predict the Cord and Socket Theory will slowly catch on in the near future. I can see religious fanatics abandoning their reasoning of homosexuality being wrong because its "ungodly", for something as simple and straight-forward as the Cord and Socket Theory. People might actually listen to them then.

 

That being said, I don't really have a problem with gays, I just think that their lives are one, big, bullsh*t lie. The idea of a man not liking the pink stuff just baffles me. I mean common. It's the bees' knees.

Edited April 29, 2008 by lurchseesu420

[Maffoo]

As a gay male (and probably one of the few people on here who's got the balls to say it) I don't understand homophobia. It's not a choice, I didn't decide to like guys, I just came out that way. Which completely undermines the religious view as they claim to be able to change you. Well once a gay, always a gay.

 

But in the same way you don't understand how men can be attracted to men - well I'm the same... Except I don't know how men can be attracted to women. It's personal preference, everyone's different and it's 2008, not 1908. Get over it.

[No.1 Loonie]

 

As for me, personally, I think being gay is wrong. But it has nothing to do with religion. My opinion is solely based on my cord and socket theory.    2 male ends cannot connect. 2 female ends cannot connect either (unless an adapter is used). A male end only fits with a female end. Therefore it's logical that that's the correct choice. Call my base of reasoning stupid, but that's what I believe.

Agreed 100% that's my point of view. Watch it from any angle, its not the normal thing to do, i think all gays are straight somewhere inside.

I predict the Cord and Socket Theory will slowly catch on in the near future. I can see religious fanatics abandoning their reasoning of homosexuality being wrong because its "ungodly", for something as simple and straight-forward as the Cord and Socket Theory. People might actually listen to them then.

 

That being said, I don't really have a problem with gays, I just think that their lives are one, big, bullsh*t lie. The idea of a man not liking the pink stuff just baffles me. I mean common. It's the bees' knees.

So... you can't understand how someone could be different than you?/Have different preferences than you.

[Hayden]

 

I'm actually bisexual but no one I know personally cares at all. I'm going to hell for being bisexual, you're going to hell for working on the sabath. Ah, the Judeo-Christians!

[lurchseesu420]

 

As for me, personally, I think being gay is wrong. But it has nothing to do with religion. My opinion is solely based on my cord and socket theory.    2 male ends cannot connect. 2 female ends cannot connect either (unless an adapter is used). A male end only fits with a female end. Therefore it's logical that that's the correct choice. Call my base of reasoning stupid, but that's what I believe.

Agreed 100% that's my point of view. Watch it from any angle, its not the normal thing to do, i think all gays are straight somewhere inside.

I predict the Cord and Socket Theory will slowly catch on in the near future. I can see religious fanatics abandoning their reasoning of homosexuality being wrong because its "ungodly", for something as simple and straight-forward as the Cord and Socket Theory. People might actually listen to them then.

 

That being said, I don't really have a problem with gays, I just think that their lives are one, big, bullsh*t lie. The idea of a man not liking the pink stuff just baffles me. I mean common. It's the bees' knees.

So... you can't understand how someone could be different than you?/Have different preferences than you.

Not if it goes against the cord and socket theory.

 

@maffoo - Try plugging 2 males ends of a cord together and see if it works. Then try plugging a cord (a male) into a socket (a female). Now do you see my point. I have no problem with gays in general, just that certain aspect of their lives. We were given penises to mate. That is to stick in a woman's vagina. It's like a puzzle. They just fit with each other. It's just logical. Our sole purpose in life is to reproduce. Are you saying that you don't want to pass on your genes and have children?

Edited April 29, 2008 by lurchseesu420

[Rocketkiller]

As a gay male (and probably one of the few people on here who's got the balls to say it) I don't understand homophobia. It's not a choice, I didn't decide to like guys, I just came out that way. Which completely undermines the religious view as they claim to be able to change you. Well once a gay, always a gay.

 

But in the same way you don't understand how men can be attracted to men - well I'm the same... Except I don't know how men can be attracted to women. It's personal preference, everyone's different and it's 2008, not 1908. Get over it.

That doesn't change anything. Some people are afraid of spiders, some are afraid of heights. It's not their choice usually, you're just born that way. I don't understand claustrophobia, does that make it wrong?

 

I'm not homophobic, I think that it's wrong and disgusting and I always keep away from overly gay people, but I'm not afraid. I think society has changed the meaning of homophobia to something that goes against logic.

[Don Garcia aka NjNakedSnake]

Not in the least bit, I find homosexual people to be quite interesting folks.

[brz59]

I am not and I actually find gay men funny.

I like to do gay jokes as well and talk about penises.

 

I am not gay myself.

[ELGABORS]

As a gay male (and probably one of the few people on here who's got the balls to say it) I don't understand homophobia. It's not a choice, I didn't decide to like guys, I just came out that way. Which completely undermines the religious view as they claim to be able to change you. Well once a gay, always a gay.

 

But in the same way you don't understand how men can be attracted to men - well I'm the same... Except I don't know how men can be attracted to women. It's personal preference, everyone's different and it's 2008, not 1908. Get over it.

You don't know how can men be attracted to women? Well maybe you should ask your parents, who made you possible because of that attraction.

 

As for me I'm pretty sure im no homophobe, I have no FEAR whatsoever of gays. I consider myself homonegativityhomonegative

[Statutory Ray]

You don't know how can men be attracted to women? Well maybe you should ask your parents, who made you possible because of that attraction.

 

As for me I'm pretty sure im no homophobe, I have no FEAR whatsoever of gays. I consider myself homonegativityhomonegative

Yes, you see, because he's gay. He has not experienced an attraction to women, so obviously he can't see how that would work.

 

You seem to imply being gay is wrong because they can't have children, but you've forgotten about adoption and the option of artificial insemination. Unless you think gay couples are unfit to be parents, but that will just confirm your prejudice.

[LadyShuruku]

Sexual orientation doesn't define what type of person you are. I've got some pretty cool bisexual and homosexual friends myself. We joke around together, cat calling the same friends from our group and sometimes even people we don't even know-- 'cause hey, if a person is hot they're hot and it's rude not to flirt with them. P:

But nope, I'm not a homophobe. As long as it doesn't involve me its all good xDD

[make total destroy]

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[LOES]

Nope, always saw it as something not normal or weird, but when I'm on the train and I see these two guys kissing goodbye before going to work, I was just like, woah all the power to you guys, the stigma shouldn't be there at all.

[Frank Brown]

Sexual orientation doesn't define what type of person you are. I've got some pretty cool bisexual and homosexual friends myself. We joke around together, cat calling the same friends from our group and sometimes even people we don't even know-- 'cause hey, if a person is hot they're hot and it's rude not to flirt with them. P:

But nope, I'm not a homophobe. As long as it doesn't involve me its all good xDD

 

How the f*ck do you even do this.