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I agree. From my experience, straight guys are much more vulgar. Of all my guy friends-- straight and gay-- the straight ones are those who make disgusting sexual remarks. My gay friends think it's tacky, tasteless and disgusting.
To the person who was quote replied-- will you show me a thread on newschoolers where a legitimately gay male talks about how much he likes dick?
People are judged for everything they do every day. It's called life.
If your actions/ideas are opposite the views of mainstream society, they will be frowned upon.
People are hated for no *legitimate* reason all of the time.
Everyone has someone else saying that they are going to hell. Religion is bullshit.
Beaten - it sucks that happened to you and I would love to hear the circumstances. But honestly there are tons of kids beaten up for various reasons every day. If this happened in a school setting, then it's really nothing special.
Disowned and abandoned by friends - again, this goes to the contrast between your views/actions and those of mainstream society... if there is enough distance between the two, there will be consequences that result. If you were disowned by your friends because of your sexual preference, then they really weren't friends to begin with.
Basically what this comes down to for me, is that gay people think that their "struggle" is somehow unique, and that they are the only ones who go through any of the adversity they face. It's an insanely egocentric and arrogant view, and that's what makes me angry. Basically, everyone has problems, get over yourself.
I didn't want to mention it, but you really need to try to use the proper their/there/they're and your/you're. And also, why should you be "proud" of your sexuality? I'm confused. I'm not "proud" that I'm straight.
It was the English teacher that didn't molest me... WAS I NOT ATTRACTIVE ENOUGH!? I think it's something that most feel comfortable discussing in a close knit circle of friends, but I think that in this country, sexuality is a private/personal subject that is usually not openly discussed. Whether or not YOU feel comfortable talking about it does not mean that others will be, and you have to respect that.
In a situation where you're having a conversation with new acquaintances *a few of whom are black* would you start talking about how beneficial and great slavery was for the US? In that same conversation there are Jewish people. Would you start talking about how great of a tactician and leader Hitler was? No, because these are topics that are taboo and not normally discussed in a casual setting among people you don't know. Why is that? Because they can be offensive and contrary to other peoples core beliefs. Saying "deal with it" isn't an intelligent response when it comes to this. Especially when a large portion of the US population is Christian, and Christianity is against homosexuality.
And again.. I'm not saying homosexuality should offend people, I'm just saying that it does.
Why is it a necessity to share who you find attractive with everyone you come into contact with?