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Gay Hate (pg. 13)
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| Zombie0915 |
Our sense of being grossed out is all out of whack. We are ewwing at gay people kissing but are fine with those slow mo gore zooms in like dexter/csi/grey's anatomy/the evening news.
I think I'm more comfortable seeing dicks go into dude's s (presuming there is no involved) than I am with people being cut open. If being exposed and desensitized to gorefests is okay, they could at least give us nipple slips.
I'm about 85% straight 15% not myself, I don't go looking for dudes to get close to, but am not completely opposed to it happening with the right person. |
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| Vivid Boy |
im pretty much 100% straight and penis's gross me out. stache on stache make out sessions gross me out, chest hair to back hair with bologne breathe being blown down the back of the neck grosses me out. "Hey Boy! you got dem pretty lips." grosses me out.
"Eric your chest looks jacked today" grosses me out
"Hello Eric This doctor Daya's office you are due for a physical" grosses me out
"Hey you're a really funny guy, let me ask you are you into dudes??" grosses me out |
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| OrangestO |
My girl got offended because a couple gay dudes (at least she assumed) were checking me out last night. We walked into the beach bar and they didn't give her a look at all, according to her. They looked me up and down and just kept staring at me.
I usually don't pay mind to this , so I didn't see it.
But yea, she laughed and said out loud, "I'd almost rather girls stare at you like that than some gay dudes."
I took it as a huge compliment :D |
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| Kylle |
| quote: | Originally posted by Bierheld
I even put to the test a few years ago by watching some bi porn, were you had too guys ing each other with a girl in between the action and I was able to comfortably knock one out. |
You have to be a little bi/gay to be able to do that i suppose? |
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| Spacey Orange |
| quote: | Originally posted by OrangestO
My girl got offended because a couple gay dudes (at least she assumed) were checking me out last night. We walked into the beach bar and they didn't give her a look at all, according to her. They looked me up and down and just kept staring at me.
I usually don't pay mind to this , so I didn't see it.
But yea, she laughed and said out loud, "I'd almost rather girls stare at you like that than some gay dudes."
I took it as a huge compliment :D |
may be it was your bulbous head. no offense, but that's quite a melon you have there. |
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| OrangestO |
| quote: | Originally posted by Spacey Orange
may be it was your bulbous head. no offense, but that's quite a melon you have there. |
Says the dude in his 40s sporting a Bieber hairdo and taking pics of himself in the bathroom mirror. |
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| Spacey Orange |
| quote: | Originally posted by OrangestO
Says the dude in his 40s sporting a Bieber hairdo and taking pics of himself in the bathroom mirror. |
i apologize as that was pretty insensitive of me to write.:o |
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| wienerschnitzel |
| quote: | Originally posted by OrangestO
Says the dude in his 40s sporting a Bieber hairdo and taking pics of himself in the bathroom mirror. |
Why did I never notice this before? Is he really in his 40's? :wtf: |
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| Jon_Snow |
| I'm pretty sure Justin Bieber isn't in his 40's |
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| tranceholic |
Why is it okay for women to make out without being called gay or fags. it's like you see two women making out, people accept it no matter what sex they are. then you see two guys make out or even holding hands, both gender outsider gets sicken
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| djnitride |
I sometimes wonder if I should stop eating at Chik Filet.
Its not my fault when I need something fast they are one of the only fast food places to have things besides greasy fried foods :(
At the same time, maybe I should just suck it up and make a sammich? |
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| EgosXII |
| quote: | Originally posted by Bierheld
To elaborate, for me it's always been far more frustrating dealing with bigotry when it's below the surface. If someone has a problem with me I'd much rather they actually say it then make up excuses for why they don't want to hire me or let me in to their establishment.
How are we ever supposed to discuss a solution when people are confined to only say what is politically correct? The result of all these taboos is that it drives people away from each other, as people will try to avoid confrontational situations altogether in fear of being exposed for what they are. Or pathetically victimize themselves like the OP here. I truly believe it's a dead end.
I would prefer it if we insult each other all the time, so we get confronted with our faults and can try and improve ourselves, or just learn to be able to deal with having different preferences. A much needed rebalance of reason and emotion, which I think is critical for living peacefully in modern individualist societies. |
This isn't untrue, BUT:
Racism, sexism, homophobia is not a criticism of a fault. Its totally nonfactual generalisation about individuals based on the groups they (may) belong to.
We can TALK about it, but being racist, or homophobic etc doesn't help anyone. That makes no sense.
If someone acts like an idiot; cool, tease them or point it out to them. If you're criticising someone for how they look, or basically anything that they were born with, then you're not criticising someone's faults. You're an idiot. |
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