[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by sampvt

So Polls are never wrong now. Sorry but my telephone tells a different story, not some spotty geek on a high street soliciting poll opinions whilst most of the oldies are housebound.

That's quite a strawman argument, you're also basically rejecting a reliable source because it doesn't suit your agenda. Can polls be wrong? Sometimes but not enough to discredit them as a whole.

At the end of the day the polls matched the results which does more than suggest that the polls were largely correct.

[MB.]

Homophobia isn't a phobia in the first place

[Denver]

Originally Posted by MB.

Homophobia isn't a phobia in the first place

A phobia is something you dislike and/or fear

[MB.]

Nobody's scared of gay people

[Denver]

Originally Posted by MB.

Nobody's scared of gay people

But people dislike them actually I'd say some straight men fear Gay men

[armand.kay]

Can someone in support of hetrophobia existing actually give an example of how heterosexual people have every been marginalised or discriminated against? Other than "oh I don't like gays kissing"... I'll wait.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by armand.kay

Can someone in support of hetrophobia existing actually give an example of how heterosexual people have every been marginalised or discriminated against? Other than "oh I don't like gays kissing"... I'll wait.

I've seen a Gay Guy come on to a straight guy and when he is turned down calls the straight guy homophobic for not wanting to **** him surely that's Hetrophobic?

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Adam.

I've seen a Gay Guy come on to a straight guy and when he is turned down calls the straight guy homophobic for not wanting to **** him surely that's Hetrophobic?

No, that's just being a twat.

[Jamie89]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

No, that's just being a twat.

Lmao

[Ross.]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

No, that's just being a twat.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Adam.

I've seen a Gay Guy come on to a straight guy and when he is turned down calls the straight guy homophobic for not wanting to **** him surely that's Hetrophobic?

No that's just being an idiot lol

[armand.kay]

Originally Posted by Adam.

I've seen a Gay Guy come on to a straight guy and when he is turned down calls the straight guy homophobic for not wanting to **** him surely that's Hetrophobic?

No it isn't.

If a gay guy turned down a girl and she called him hetrophobic would that be homophobic no lol

[Niamh.]

Or what Dezzy said

[Kazanne]

I don't care what it's called.everyone to their own but personally two guys kissing or women is not something I want to see or would enjoy,it's just a matter of ones personal taste,it's not to mine,but others can get on with it,it doesn't bother me at all.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

I don't care what it's called.everyone to their own but personally two guys kissing or women is not something I want to see or would enjoy,it's just a matter of ones personal taste,it's not to mine,but others can get on with it,it doesn't bother me at all.

I understand this me personally I hate all types of kissing/holding hands in public but I just look the other way its is their business and we don't have to like it as long as we don't make them feel uncomfortable its all fine

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Adam.

I understand this me personally I hate all types of kissing/holding hands in public but I just look the other way its is their business and we don't have to like it as long as we don't make them feel uncomfortable its all fine

Exactly Adam.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Adam.

I understand this me personally I hate all types of kissing/holding hands in public but I just look the other way its is their business and we don't have to like it as long as we don't make them feel uncomfortable its all fine

How Nice

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

I don't care what it's called.everyone to their own but personally two guys kissing or women is not something I want to see or would enjoy,it's just a matter of ones personal taste,it's not to mine,but others can get on with it,it doesn't bother me at all.

Can you look down at your Mobile - at that time

[Jamie89]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

I don't care what it's called.everyone to their own but personally two guys kissing or women is not something I want to see or would enjoy,it's just a matter of ones personal taste,it's not to mine,but others can get on with it,it doesn't bother me at all.

Yeah you don't have to want to see or enjoy seeing it, there's a big difference between that and not accepting it. I remember when I took my first bf home to meet my parents, they were both accepting of him, and us being in a relationship, but I'm pretty sure they wouldn't have wanted to see us doing anything That doesn't make them homophobic though. I just don't like it when people call it things like disgusting etc because it's incredibly belittling. Even if that's how they genuinely feel.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Jamie89

Yeah you don't have to want to see or enjoy seeing it, there's a big difference between that and not accepting it. I remember when I took my first bf home to meet my parents, they were both accepting of him, and us being in a relationship, but I'm pretty sure they wouldn't have wanted to see us doing anything That doesn't make them homophobic though. I just don't like it when people call it things like disgusting etc because it's incredibly belittling. Even if that's how they genuinely feel.

Yeah I'm pretty sure most parents wouldn't be over joyed watching their kids kiss or whatever with their partner regardless of whether they were straight or gay

[arista]

G. O.B.
said
[Older people brought up in places like Ireland,
Palestine and even parts of Europe,
have long since been indoctrinated with religious and gender issues
and it is very hard for these old foggies to change. ]


Bang On Right

sampvt -- GrumpyOldBarstard now Grumpy Grandad ------------ You Are Worthy

[MB.]

(also, why would a gay guy come onto someone straight if they were 'heterophobic' anyway?)

[Denver]

Originally Posted by MB.

(also, why would a gay guy come onto someone straight if they were 'heterophobic' anyway?)

Because some people think they can have anyone

[Ross.]

Originally Posted by Adam.

Because some people think they can have anyone

But if this person was heterophobic then why would they want a straight person

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Ross.

But if this person was heterophobic then why would they want a straight person

The same reason a straight man wants a lesbian if you fancy someone of the same sex then of course you will try your luck but ig they say knoe you dont go calling them any names possibly