Okay, I have a couple of questions about, well, gay issues. Honest questions.
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If gay guys are attracted to men, then why do gay guys act like women? I've never understood that.
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The other day I'm flipping channels on the tube, and I come across a show with two young guys in a lip-lock. Making out. Daytime TV, probably a soap opera. Then they pull each others shirts off, fall down on the bed, and start making out. Now, I'm not the kind of guy who gets easily offended. Can't remember ever being offended by something on TV. But this time I felt physically repulsed. Almost wanted to blow chunks. And it occurred to me this was probably the first time I'd ever seen guys doing any sort of gay sex. And for the first time in memory, I was really offended. Not just a mental note of "oh, that's nasty", but a real negative physical reaction. Kind of like you'd expect to feel at the thought or sight of someone having sex with an animal or whatever.
Now, to my question. I've always assumed that almost all guys would have a similar reaction. But nowadays, is it, like, unacceptable to have that reaction? Don't all guys feel the same way? Are we not allowed to be offended by stuff, but everyone else can be offended by stuff they don't like? I don't get it.


If you don't like it jerikson40, then don't like and be PERSONALLY offended. That's your right.
Other people's sexual orientation is none of my business. I am NOT offended by their sexuality.