Subtle homophobic things you do

[Cmarsh]

I watched a news item on the same sex marriage plebiscite and I cringed when I saw two men kissing, shortiy afterwards noting my behaviour is not conducive with what would be considered acceptable of a member of a society that strives to address issues of homophobia.

 

[LicoriceAllsorts]

If there's nothing wrong with two men kissing then there's nothing wrong with cringing at the sight of two men kissing.

 

[Shell]

Stratton_Gun

 

[GWBogan]

Having sex with women.

 

[Gough]

If there's nothing wrong with two men kissing then there's nothing wrong with cringing at the sight of two men kissing.

Two women kissing is hot, amirite?

 

[Procrastinator35]

Two women kissing is hot, amirite?

Not if their fat & ugly.

 

[LicoriceAllsorts]

Two women kissing is hot, amirite?

Depends. For me it is

There's nothing wrong with cringing at the sight of two women kissing

I'd assume there would be various people who would cringe at that sight

 

[Shell]

I dont mind 2 reasonably attractive men or women kissing tbh.

But having said that any massive PDA is pretty gross. Gay or straight.

 

[troybe]

Change the channel when Buzz from Brazil comes on

 

[IKnowtheDog]

I thought the title originally said subtle homoerotic things

 

[Gough]

I thought the title originally said subtle homoerotic things

Anyone playing footy qualifies on that count, there are times when that resembles a big gay pantomime.

 

[Shell]

Anyone playing footy qualifies on that count, there are times when that resembles a big gay pantomime.

All about context tho G. Squeezing butts, kissing = ok in AFL.
Touching a leg or knee accidently in a MMF 3some = sky is falling down.

 

[IKnowtheDog]

Anyone playing footy qualifies on that count, there are times when that resembles a big gay pantomime.

Only if Bruce us commentating

 

[Shell]

Gough do you see/experience actual homophobic stuff???

For me I should probably clean up my language, I still say a few perhaps homophobic/slang/offensive words when I'm frustrated (usually at the footy or in my car road raging). But honestly isn't meant to be homophobic. If that makes any sense.

 

[Gough]

It's more casual than outright, and direct hostility. OP summed it up well, I don't think there are too many out, and out homophobes about the place any more, people occasionally are a bit unthinking, as I am when I open my mouth, and say something stupid, and offensive to somebody.

 

[Plugger35]

I hate Josh Thomas.

That's not because he's gay though, it's because he's annoying and unfunny.

I like other gay comedians like Tom Ballard and Julian Clary.

I judge people for who they are as people, their sexual orientation isn't a factor.

 

[Barry_Badrinath]

I think most straight people would cringe at the sight of two guys kissing. Just because you're happy for others to do as they please it doesn't mean you have to enjoy seeing it.

 

[NotAMagpieBogan]

I hate Josh Thomas.

That's not because he's gay though, it's because he's annoying and unfunny.

I like other gay comedians like Tom Ballard and Julian Clary.

I judge people for who they are as people, their sexual orientation isn't a factor.

I don't really care for Josh Thomas' stand up comedy or anything, but I really like his show Please Like Me. I found it bloody entertaining and I ended up watching all episodes released so far.


On the Homophobic thing...

I still immaturely refer to things as 'gay', but with one of my friends I do it on purpose. I've got two gay friends, one I would never refer to anything as 'gay' around him cause he'd probably get offended, while the other couldn't care less and refers to things as gay himself.

 

[PP34]

I'll admit I can tend to cringe a bit when dealing with the really effeminate gays. Some of them to me seem to love playing the stereotype.

 

[Dixie Normous]

I'm gay myself and I can tell when other gay men are being over-the-top effeminate and it's irritating because its blatant attention-seeking. I am more leather bar gay.

 

[JUBJUB]

I'll admit I can tend to cringe a bit when dealing with the really effeminate gays. Some of them to me seem to love playing the stereotype.

That Alan Carr bloke is flaming over the top.I'd never heard of him until he appeared on Top Gear years ago and I seriously nearly threw up when he started talking.Even today I still can't watch him without wanting to hurl,yet I have no problem with John Inman's character in Are You Being Served.

 

[Handsuper47]

I'm all for people kissing as long as they don't do it in front of me

 

[Summer Nights]

I privately judge flamboyant gays and even just ones who do the 'gay voice'. I wouldn't call it homophobic, though. I just think those ones are attention seeking idiots.

 

[ioppolo]

If I'm frustrated at someone I might occasionally slip out a *** comment but it's in no way homophobic

 

[Jcpdragonx]

Still say gay/*** for self amusement, still very immature, slowly trying to cut it out but when your mate wears gloves to the footy I just cant help myself.

I lost my shit when I heard that they are considering making Elsa gay in Frozen 2. Opens the doors for children to question their sexuality.

On Alan Carr, he's actually quite funny.