Look, I've had gay friends, and I'm so fucking sick of you people trying to use political correctness to put them up on a pedestal and bash anyone who doesn't agree with their lifestyle. I think a lot of gay people are probably sick of this too because teenage girls like you trying to play Social Justice Warrior are giving them a bad name online. Gays are just like anyone else. Some of them are awesome, but to be brutally honest the awesome ones are actually a minority, and the vast majority of them are either annoying or just plain sick in the head. Gays only make up 5% of the world's population, but you'd think they were at least 80% with the media and all the Liberals online pushing their gaygenda just to make themselves look hip and open-minded. Out of that 5%, probably half are prison inmates, rapists, child molesters, etc. So yeah, all gays aren't wonderful people, in fact, JUST LIKE THE REST OF US MOST OF THEM ARE PRETTY SHITTY HUMAN BEINGS! They don't deserve to be put on a pedestal or get any special rights or privileges just because they're gay. I'm fine with them getting married but only because of Freedom of Religion. But since we had to throw religion under the bus, and make marriage a business contract instead of a religious ceremony, now they can't get married. You can actually thank Feminists for that. If it were up to religious folk, there would be no laws pertaining to marriage, and gays could get married if they found a willing preacher. What rights activists fail to realize is that you don't get rights by passing more laws. Laws take away your rights. We need to repeal all marriage laws so then not only can gay people get married, marriage will also be way more appealing to straight people, which in turn will help children. Instead though the LGBT's want special laws that give them privileges so they can't be fired. They've went down the same road as Feminists, that's why they don't have my support.
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I went to a religious school, and then a homophobic school, it was going around at the time that being "gay" was seen as the worst thing to be in school, I ended up on that bandwagon too and believed the same for a while. Im a former bisexual myself (Straight now) never found men attractive but was often preceived as gay (I was raised by my mom most of the time and spent a lot of time alone) I do like women, im just not the best with them though since I never had a sister and find them harder to understand from that. Well I went through a curious phase 5 years ago and realised I way prefer women, most guys wouldn't have the guts to find out for sure themselves. I do have some gay friends and they know im straight, they also see me that way too since I don't really belong with the homosexual agenda, im still seen as "different" because im a loner. I don't mind being around gay men, however, I don't think I want to be around them if im depressed, drunk or high (In a bad mindstate) since I swore to myself not to do anything like that again. I have met quite a number of them who use people solely for sex, I joined a community years ago where about 66% of the people in it were gay or bi, a lot of them detested me because im straight (Or the fact I wouldn't put out with them lol) Heterophobia is a very real thing too. Well what can I say, I like women because they're cuter, softer, smell nicer and boobs are just, freaking awesome and they're also great for emotional support and because I can't help my preferences, I was essentially never encouraged to stick around in that community, so I just up and left it.
Didn't mean to go off topic there, but I suppose its typically only men who've never been there themselves that hate them, humans naturally tend to fear the unknown or what they don't understand. Shame too since we're all people and deserve respect regardless of orientation, race, sex, age etc
I think the real reason is they KNOW how bad they treat females and they're deathly afraid of another men approaching them and behaving the same way. Even if they deny it they KNOW how bad cat calling is because if you ask a guy to picture another man cat calling him the same way he does women he'd be horrified. They KNOW how wrong it is to repeatedly bother women and keep asking for their numbers and complain about being "friendzoned" when she says no because if a gay men did that to them the gay guy would probably end up in the emergency room.
Men know how terrible they are to women (as a unit.. no this does not apply to all men I'm not stupid I know that all men aren't this way, but I want you to seriously take a look at yourself before you dismiss it as "some men" because you may be one of the ones I'm talking about) and I think that that's why they are so homophobic because they're afraid that gay men are going to be that horrible to them
I think most homophobic males aren't really homophobic, but rather they take offense to the stereotype/concept of a highly feminine male. Basically they are unable to separate personality from sexuality. Most of the time complaints are regarding how a gay guy speaks/gestures/dresses, without their actual sex life being brought up. This becomes more to do with the need for gender stereotyping than anything else.
But the real homophobic males, well they're generally brought up that way i think. Or have serious issues regarding their own sexual pasts.
They are mostly hypocrites anyway. They hate male homosexuals but stay silent when it comes to female homosexuals ;) There are those who oppose gay rights but enjoy lesbian porn.. lol.. sad people
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I can only speak for myself, but I was taught to be homophobic (well, technically that homosexuality was wrong). Once you internalize this properly, you will be disgusted by any sexual idea that has to do with two males doing... things to each other.
I don't hate gays, but what I do hate is how the term "homophobic" is used so lightly. Homo = same (or wise, but in this case same) and phobic comes from the root word phobia which means "a fear of or an aversion to". Now aversion could mean to hate, but to say someone hates gay people makes them homophobic would be taking "aversion" out of context. If a person avoids a gay person because they are gay then that would be homophobic. However, simply not liking gays would not be homophobic. That term is used so lightly and I hate that. I hate onions but that doesn't make me alliumphobic. Now since I hate onions, if I were to see an onion and say, "get that away from me" then that would make me alliumphobic, but if I were to simply hate onions but have no problem slicing them, picking them up, throwing them away... that wouldn't make me alliumphobic. Another example, a homoist is someone that thinks that homosexuality is superior to other forms of sexuality. Heterosexism is the belief that heterosexuality is superior. That wouldn't mean that someone that is a heterosexist is a homophobic. A heterosexist could be a homophobic, but the two terms are not one and the same.
Also, someone saying "fucking gay" as an insult is not homophobic. Quit using the term so loosely and incorrectly.1. The concept of homosexuality is foreign to them (even though they know what it's about). And usually, humans have a fear of the unknown/the "abnormal".
2. A lot of guys associate being gay with being feminine. Obv it's emasculating and hurts their manly man pride.
3. They're religious and it's against their beliefs.
4. The thought of taking it up the butt is scary, and emasculating as well (obv it's only acceptable and masculine if you're pounding a female upp the butt... because logic).Men are taught to be manly, and one thing people think when they say "manly" is to be heterosexual. So that's why a lot of men are homophobic, because they think that if they are in favor of gay people, that makes them less manly. Yet, I have to say that most of men aren't homophobic. I, for example, am in favor of homosexual people, as they have the rights to do everything a heterosexual does. Sexuality doesn't define how good a person is.
I have two uncles that are gay, and they are amazing persons, I'm proud that they are proud of who they are.Growing up in a strong Christian home I was taught that it was wrong to be homosexual and use to be one of those guys that use to be repulsed at even the thought of homosexuality. Now that I am older I have grown to accept it. It's not of my business what someone like to do in private so why should I dislike them for that. With that said Christianity does not teach us to hate homosexuals. It only teaches that it is wrong to be homosexual so by all means we are to treat homosexuals just as good as any heterosexual person.
You're best answer had an idea but that's not correct. It goes WAAAY beyond that. All men are raised to be tough. Never cry, limit depressive emotion, never complain and be dominant to an extent. Gay men often (not all I. e. Michael Sam) exhibit the opposite. Growing up, boys who cry and shy away from physical activity are deemed "soft" which no growing boy wants to be due to the image of manliness that's instilled in us from an early age. Now as adults, when most (again not all) encounter a gay man, instead of responding with ridicule and such, they shy away. They feel disgusted because men are not "supposed" to be like that. They don't want to associate with a gay person because a boy who was a friend with an alleged gay boy was in a way, gay by association. Stupid, I know. But that's how most boys are raised. We are all a product of our society.
Not all guys are like that, some are accepting, others are not.
1. A lot of straight/heterosexual guys don't like gay/homosexual guys to hit on them, makes you feel uncomfortable. If that happens in school, you can or will be called gay.
2. A guy can be homophobic because of his religion or background. That can be the same to women. If your in a religion, like Calvinistic, you will hate homosexuality because it goes against the bible. It can also be because your not familiar with homosexuality.
3. Some guys don't mind if another guy is gay, Just as long as he the guy is not called gay by other guys when he is not.Having technically experimented myself I don't have a problem with them at all. I know perfectly good gay men who you'd never even realize were gay if they never brought up having a boyfriend or husband.
The only time I have a problem with them is when they desperately keep sending me messages on craigslist when my ad specifically says in bold letters not to message me. I keep getting messages from them trying to massage me and suck my dick and all that junk and it is honestly disturbing how they're going through heterosexual ads doing this.
This is stuff you'd only witness in the real world like... once in a ten year span though. I honestly see a lot more acceptance of gays and lesbians nowadays compared to 10 years ago. The homophobic guys never even have a good argument against them and will just say things like "well... don't hit on me!" and I'd ask who hit on them and they won't even have an answer.straight guys would benefit from being friends with gay guys. Straight guys generally do not know how to dress themselves and they could look more attractive if they had the right style advice just saying... There was a really popular gay guy in my high school and all the straight guys he was friends with had girlfriends not long after they started being friends with him, because they started to dress really sharp and were suddenly put together and hot looking. He taught them well.
I think it's because if men's lack of confidence in their sexuality. A lot of them have this idea, that I your for gay rights then your gay. But that's not the case just like you can be a male feminist and not want to be a woman. I just don't think guys understand that no one will think they're gay if they're not homophobic
Okay i dont hate gays. I would even be a friend to a gay person, however, im sorry but i could NEVER be attracted to another guy, im sorry i have preferences, everyone does, even u. Gays should be treated with respect, but i dont have to agree with them. Get my point? And this is coming from a Christian perspective
I am not homophobic and if I see or hear anyone being homophobic, I give them a verbal tirade of abuse.
many say I am homophobic for preaching the Gospel kinda sad and even worse we will exalt them above hetero sexual relationships its the days of rome all over. everyone calls good evil and evil good and they wonder why the US is coming under judgement and the few like me that are praying for mercy just doesn't seem to be enough.
It has nothing to do with any legitimate "fear". We grew up understanding gay as an insult. So now naturally a lot of men see it as something negative and have negative views towards it. Hopefully they'll grow out of it and understand that the only way they differ from you or me is their sexual orientation.
I just have no desire to have a dick up my ass or in my mouth, as many guys also do not want.
So the idea of guys that do it, are not not seen in a favorable light.
I do have gay friends, but they keep to themselves.
I have no ill will towards them, personally.I love same-sex couples. Its nice to know someone can love another regardless of any sexual orientation or outer beauty. Also, if girls can be into anal, why can't guys? Just a world of hypocrisy and the lack of wanting change is what holds us back.
Only people insecure about their sexuality hate gay people. I get that men don't actively pursue friendships with gay men, but "hate" - yeah, then they're an insecure meat head who's living an unexamined life
it seems like the lack of masculinity in gay men just pisses them off. I find it ridiculous.
We still have a lot of beliefs from the 1950's. On top of that men don't want people to think they are gay by associating with gay men because less intelligent people will judge you on that. Unfortunately, 90% of society is unintelligent.
No idea. I'm not homophobic but I don't like camp men - a few gay men I know agree with me on this.
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