I think I may have just started the apocalypse.burntheartist said:I wouldn't want some dirty skank ***** just randomly putting her diseased saliva on me in that situation. Seriously got to question if people stay home out of fear some dude might kiss them.Zachary Amaranth said:Do you...Frequently have guys walking up and kissing you? Is it a common occurrence to make you think about it so thoroughly? Because I still don't understand the heterosexual predilection to obsess over gays doing gay stuff to them. I understand you might feel challenged if someone insists you might not like women, silly as it is, but to fear guys coming up and kissing you seems weird, and that so many seem to think it's likely is even weirder.IkeGreil29 said:What I'm trying to get at is that the idea of a guy walking up to you and kissing you, no matter the circumstances, will always make you uncomfortable. We're thrown into a society where being gay can be an insult (just look at YouTube comments), not to mention that openness has just begun to surface strongly. If your heterosexuality gets challenged, you feel like your world is falling apart and there'll be no end to the suffering. Of course, this comes from one kind of guy in the world, I understand everyone is different.
Actually, is there a way to keep dumb fuck conservatives at home for fear someone might kiss them?!
During polling this election season a group of hairy men will be randomly driving by and kissing other men. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!
Sorry for seeming a bastard. I can't seem to get my point across. I'm actually pro-gay, and find it very cool that Oscar Wilde started the whole idea of being proud of being homosexual. It'd be like if Gabe Newell started a whole group of people who wave the geek flag proudly, much more than what some of us do already.
I myself have a bisexual friend, and it doesn't make me uncomfortable. The thing is, several times we're afraid of what can happen when people assume stuff about you and judge you. Like I said, most people use gay as an insult, and the challenging of your heterosexuality has always been drilled into your subconscious as something to care about.
Again, sorry for typing something that made me look like the supremest ass in the universe. I didn't intend it to sound like that...