Poll: Are you Homophobic??

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Dystopia

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It really doesn't bother me one way or another, but I'm extremely open minded. I have straight friends and I have gay friends, and whilst they are generally very different people, I love them all anyway.
 

Vuzzmop

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It really bothers me that people still think that homosexual sex is somehow unnatural or pointless. We're intelligent, social mammals; gay sex is something that helps to ensure that our social groups stick together. Not every member of a society has to reproduce to contribute to the group. A small percentage of people in any population are fully homosexual, and a much larger one at least open to homosexual sex. The idea that it is unnatural seems to stem from a misguided belief that sex between humans is done for the sole purpose of reproduction, rather than for forming social bonds. Homosexuality, strange as it may seem, can help keep the peace in a group. Its a shame that most modern societies have forgotten that.
 

ThePinkAcidSmurf

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What consenting adults does in their private time is no business of mine. Hetero-, homo- or bisexuality doesn't matter, it's a person's own choice wether or not to act on his/her desires. Everyone is responsible for making themselves happy.

Edit: Elaborated.
 

Jewrean

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I chose 'A little' because even though I've got nothing against them and think they can do whatever they want behind closed doors, I really feel awkward when I see it going on in front of me. And of course being a typical Male I don't mind when women do it but seeing a couple of dudes going down on one another scares me. But hey I'm still all for it, I just don't want to see it...
 

wilted_orchid

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Love is love and that's all there is to it at the end of the day.

On a side note, however, I am offended by extreme displays of public affection - FROM COUPLES OF ANY SEXUAL ORIENTATION.
 

Woodsey

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Jewrean said:
I chose 'A little' because even though I've got nothing against them and think they can do whatever they want behind closed doors, I really feel awkward when I see it going on in front of me. And of course being a typical Male I don't mind when women do it but seeing a couple of dudes going down on one another scares me. But hey I'm still all for it, I just don't want to see it...
You know what "going down on one another" actually means, right? You're telling me you've had two gay guys do that in front of you before?
 

Woodsey

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Berethond said:
The word "homophobe" makes no sense at all.
None.
I'm not sure if you're saying the OP's got the definition wrong (they haven't) or if the definition just doesn't make sense.

chinangel said:
i'm trans and my brother is gay (we live with his boyfriend). Unfortunately, they have to avoid PDA's out of fear of safety, it's not fair for them. T_T

so, to answer the question? Hell no.
What's a PDA?
 

AlexinChains

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Definitely not. The majority of my social circle is made up of gay (lesbian/bisexual/pansexual/intersex/trans/queer) people. It is possible to have homophobic gay people, although that applies more to gay men hating the idea of lesbians and vice versa. I couldn't hate them for being who they are any more than I could hate somebody for having naturally red hair.
 

llew

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im fine with gays but seriously, keep your gay exploits and any gay actions (like kissing another guy) to yourself around me because i will not be responsible for throwing up.
 

Something Amyss

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Loop Stricken said:
No, but it's still wrong.

Not morally; biologically. It's incorrect. I don't have a problem with it, it's just not cricket.
False. Since it's biological in origin, it's pretty near impossible to call it biologically incorrect.

Berethond said:
The word "homophobe" makes no sense at all.
None.

It's not like people have an irrational fear of gay people. It's not like they'll have an anxiety attack and throw up if they see two guys kissing.
Aaaaand if that were the only way "-phobic" could apply, you'd be right.

xXAsherahXx said:
Or soldiers could get over their problems with gays. However, that would be in a perfect world. So you win.
Assuming you're talking American soldiers, our soldiers by and large don't have a problem with gays and don't have a problem with gays. It's not going to stop people crusading, but then, what does?

chinangel said:
i'm trans and my brother is gay (we live with his boyfriend). Unfortunately, they have to avoid PDA's out of fear of safety, it's not fair for them. T_T

so, to answer the question? Hell no.
One of us...One of us....

...Sorry, can't resist sometimes.
 

Chizniz

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I find public displays of affection in general to be tacky, obnoxious, and lame... gay or straight. If you feel the need to bend your bf or gf over a table and dart your tongue down their throat in public, it seems more like pathetic attention seeking to me. It is done with the intent of putting on a show (usually unwanted) for the rest of us.

Also, whatever goes on in one's bedroom should not be of any concern to others and should be kept in the bedroom. I don't care if you gave your significant other the "Arabian Goggles" or a "Blumpkin" the other day. Gay or straight, keep it to your own damn self!

And no I'm not Amish, but regardless of preference, keep your nastiness to yourself.
 

Something Amyss

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llew said:
im fine with gays but seriously, keep your gay exploits and any gay actions (like kissing another guy) to yourself around me because i will not be responsible for throwing up.
that one better fly both ways.
 

Jewrean

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Woodsey said:
Jewrean said:
I chose 'A little' because even though I've got nothing against them and think they can do whatever they want behind closed doors, I really feel awkward when I see it going on in front of me. And of course being a typical Male I don't mind when women do it but seeing a couple of dudes going down on one another scares me. But hey I'm still all for it, I just don't want to see it...
You know what "going down on one another" actually means, right? You're telling me you've had two gay guys do that in front of you before?
Oh so we're not counting seeing this in a movie or hearing it vividly described to us?

llew said:
im fine with gays but seriously, keep your gay exploits and any gay actions (like kissing another guy) to yourself around me because i will not be responsible for throwing up.
Maybe this opinion is a better way of putting it.
 

gibboss28

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Nope, I'm not scared of my house (hurrr)

I honestly couldn't give a damn about some ones sexual orientation.
 

Negatempest

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Though it may seem odd. I would say "Phobia" is really a good word to describe peoples reaction to gays and lesbians. Some people will do whatever they can to not see and acknowledge the existed of same sex pairings. Are the actions unreasonable? Yes. Homosexuality has existed long before religion and exists in many animal species that live today. So to deny it is unreasonable. The way quite a few people see homosexuality is the same way some people see an object they do not want to interact with, i.e. spiders, dogs, cats, etc. So yes, though it is an odd form of phobia, it still qualifies as being a phobia. To be terrified of an object is not the only form of phobia. Like Aqua-phobia, for some people they can go on the beach and some can't. You know its there, you recognize it but you won't interact with it. Very similar to being Homophobic.
 

Woodsey

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Jewrean said:
Woodsey said:
Jewrean said:
I chose 'A little' because even though I've got nothing against them and think they can do whatever they want behind closed doors, I really feel awkward when I see it going on in front of me. And of course being a typical Male I don't mind when women do it but seeing a couple of dudes going down on one another scares me. But hey I'm still all for it, I just don't want to see it...
You know what "going down on one another" actually means, right? You're telling me you've had two gay guys do that in front of you before?
Oh so we're not counting seeing this in a movie or hearing it vividly described to us?

llew said:
im fine with gays but seriously, keep your gay exploits and any gay actions (like kissing another guy) to yourself around me because i will not be responsible for throwing up.
Maybe this opinion is a better way of putting it.
Probably not, since that guy is evidently not OK with gays in the slightest.

Pretty much anyone who says something like, "I'm fine with gays but..." is probably not fine with gays.
 

JordanMillward_1

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PinochetIsMyBro said:
As for myself? I simply find it disgusting, and hope that if it is genetically related(I believe that it is, given the recent experiments with animals/insects) that it can be fixed.
And I would have hoped that your bigotry was something that is genetically related and can be fixed, but sadly, chances are that isn't the case.

Who are you to say that people need to be "fixed"? You'll notice that the medical profession don't consider homosexuality a disorder at all.