| sebastian_dangerfield |
08-11-2004 02:07 PM |
Well then, what about Rats?
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Originally posted by leagleaze
Well there you go then.
Though, someone quoted him later in the article about saying gay men should stay away from him. Again, that could mean two things. Either he is afraid and wants no gay men near him but for when they are playing the game, or he is really just trying to say gay men shouldn't hit on him. The first would literally be homophobic. The second not so much.
I frequently say the same thing about men, I don't think that makes me manphobic. I'm perfectly happy to talk to men, I even let them touch me from time to time - in a non-sexual way of course. Maybe a hug or a pat on the arm or something. I just really prefer it that they don't hit on me. Of course they do, and I don't punch them, nor would I kill them and then argue heteropanic as my defense. But I still wish they wouldn't do it. (I think I might be Sebbiephobic though.)
eta - from additional information provided, I agree, he (the sports dued, not Sebbie) is a homophobic jerk. Ah well, it's a free country.
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I never understood people getting mad if a gay person hits on them. I've been hit on by gay men. I've also had gay men compliment me on my clothes. As to the first, I think its great. Gay men I know are really looks conscious, so if you get hit on by a gay dude, that's a valifdation that you probably look pretty good at that moment (provided he's not one of those slovenly gay guys). As to the second, if a gay dude admires your threads, you've done well. Then, of course, my wife tells the gay dude that she picked out the clothes, so I lose any gay style cred I might have gained.
The only bad kind of "getting hit on" is not getting hit on.
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