Poll: Are you Homophobic??

[ShadowsofHope]

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.

Biologically it is just as correct as being Heterosexual. A man sticking his shwing in the anus of another man is no different in the act than from a man doing it to a woman, simply without the breasts and vagina. If it weren't, it wouldn't work as easily (or at all) as it does for a decent size of the world's population.

Now if you are stating from an entirely reproductive sense, then no.. it doesn't work that way.

 

[Knight Templar]

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.

Biologically it is just as correct as being Heterosexual. A man sticking his shwing in the anus of another man is no different in the act than from a man doing it to a woman, simply without the breasts and vagina. If it weren't, it wouldn't work as easily (or at all) as it does for a decent size of the world's population.

Now if you are stating from an entirely reproductive sense, then no.. it doesn't work that way.

Reminds me of somebody telling a gay man "The parts don't fit", to which he responds: "As a gay man let me assure you, the parts do fit. However your view that they do not has me curious and I must ask..."
"What exactly is it you think we're doing?"

 

[mikecoulter]

I'm not, I have a gay cousin and a few gay acquaintances.

 

[Krafty_Krocodile]

no I am not scared of the same

homo- which means same for example; homozygous (which means 2 of the same chromosomes)
and phobic which means irrational fear for example; arachnophobia (scared of arachnids {spiders and I'm not but scorpions too?})

but in all seriousness because somebody would call me out on it, no I do not hate homosexuals as well... I have no reason to hate it, nobody has tried to shove it down my throat (pun not intended).

 

[thom_cat_]

I agree exactly with the second poster.

 

[AvsJoe]

I am both a little homophobic and a little gay (Ie I am close to the middle of Kinsey's spectrum). Odd eh?

 

[Mimzical]

I would say that I'm definitely not homophobic. Being a lesbian myself helps with that.

Live and let live = good philosophy, in this case.

 

[SovietX]

I dont have a problem with homosexuals. But the flaming homosexuals sometimes piss me off. Mainly because it looks like they go out of their way to be incredibly open and easy to spot. Also I hate being called a 'darl' by another man haha.

 

[DomEReapeR]

If im a homophobic? Definietly not, two of my best friends are homosexual, and i dont think less or more about either of them.

 

[chinangel]

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.

 

[Dystopia]

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]

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]

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]

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]

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]

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?

 

[SMILEYkyle21]

no it's fine really, whatever they do behind closed doors is their business

 

[Woodsey]

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.

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?

 

[Clarity112]

wow, thats alot of people who choose its a moral sin. gays are great, their so much fun haha.

 

[Something Amyss]

What's a PDA?

"PDA" Means "Public Display of Affection."