Brinnie
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I'm trying to tie the two together.
I found This Article but I need more information.
I found This Article but I need more information.
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Brinnie said:I'm trying to tie the two together.
I believe it is, but I need more information.
Brinnie said:Robbie, I'm trying to PROVE a connection... You're not helping.
you're still not helping.robbie_boy1 said:you are a woman and a child and perhaps you will never understand never living it.. hope that helps
Brinnie said:
you're still not helping.
LOL! I think it gets more funny every time I hear it!bicuriousosaur said:I think it is half and half. My sister's boyfriend said homosexuality defies logical biological terms (you know, reproduction). He did bring up the fact that if the whole world was gay, than we wouldn't exist.
I wouldn't say "homophobia is a form of homosexuality." Maybe a sympthom of it. There are homosexuals that are themselves homophobic for whatever reasons such as being in denial, closeted, self hatred, fear, or cultural & societal pressures. That's so sad. Sad, in the sense that even in today's "new millenium" world this is something we're still dealing with and fighting. Yes, I agree that maybe apathy within the GLBT community could be contributing to the increase of homophobia, but there are other factors as well. It will always be there. Nevertheless I think we as GLBT people will always be having to come face to face with homophobia and deal with it like a bad cold. No, I don't believe homophobia is a "form" of homosexuality, but rather a painfull symptom.Brinnie said:I'm trying to tie the two together.
I found This Article but I need more information.
Socal22 said:I have heard that 75% of homophobes are gay, is that true, who knows not sure if I read it or not. But most people are more afraid of something they might be typically so who knows.
Sorry I cant help more
Hornblower69 said:I have a brother who has admitted to me that he is a cd! However, he is a homophobe of note!! I have always been of the opinion that homophobes are latent homosexuals and they fight their true feelings because they have been taught that being gay "is not right"!!
To me that is a load of crap!! If you want to be gay, then by all means be gay. Who the hell am I to judge you for what you are?
Volz said:Where's Queersetti? I'd love to hear what he has to say about this.
My opinion: Homophobes do not have any more chance of being gay than non-homophobes.
Queersetti said:I think the issue gets confused by the imprecise way we use the term "homophobia".
If we make a distinction between those people who truly fit that description, that is, actually have a phobia about homosexuality, it seems logical to conslude that anyone that afraid of it must have some underlying feeling that they might, at the very least, have some homosexual tendencies. After all, people with a fear of flying, for example, don't panic at the thought of other people riding in airplanes.
But the term has been expanded to become a catchall for anyone with anti-homosexual attitudes or opinions, and in that regard, there is no reason to believe that there is a connection between "homophobia" and homosexuality. There are those who believe homosexuality is wrong based on their religious or political views who may not harbor any repressed personal feelings.
Brinnie said:
But the relegious aren't homophibic in the sence that they are 'afraid' of homos... They just oppose it.
Ricwilly said:I believe that most people have the capacity to be attracted to the same sex at some point in their lives. I don't think this makes them homophobes in and of itself.
I think is comes from upbringing, peerpressure and fundamentalist christianity. oh and they are assholes.