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Originally Posted by
TyphoonThaReapa
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Originally Posted by
The Ceej
And this is what happens when homosexuals and homophobes mingle. It is mildly humorous, though. You know? When all the homophobes get all uncomfortable because they're finding out who's attracted to them. Keep it going. I'm enjoying this.
I'm not homophobic. It's just very uncomfortable to be included in this type of conversation and know about it...:eep:
Hmmm... A contradiction of self? Methinks it is.
The fact is that whether your straight, gay, or bi, there will be people attracted to you to whom you don't feel the same attraction. If you feel uncomfortable with this attraction, then you're insecure in who you are and possibly unsure of what you are. I just tell someone that I'm not interested and that's that. The only time I feel uncomfortable is when they actually start advancing on me. The fact that you're uncomfortable with knowing a guy is attracted to you makes you insecure in your own sexuality and, to a certain degree, homophobic. Now, Typhoon, I'm not attracted to you, but if you told me you were attracted to me, it wouldn't make me feel uncomfortable in the least. Same goes with anybody to whom I'm not attracted. That is, until they start advancing on me. Nobody's advancing on you. Relax. It's all okay. Or maybe, don't. It's funny to see you squirm at such information.