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My gaydar has just exploded. Surely that guy's seen more cocks than Colonel Sanders.

and more more balls than an umpire when Mitch Williams is on the mound, and more assholes than the Republican party chairman, and....

/got nothin.

I can't even fathom the amount of self-hatred one would need to go into one of those programs. It's so sad. (Not to mention the fact that they don't work.)

Ugh. I just. don't. get. why anyone who is not gay would give a damn that anyone is. What the fuck difference does it make to them that their neighbor is gay? Get over your own fears already, morons. or, if you want to keep them, enjoy them on your own and leave us the fuck alone. It's not like we're keeping them from their favorite bank/restaurant/park/church/books/YMCA/mall/grocery/doctor, or forcing the to have sex with us.

That does it. I'm renewing my and mrs. chewy's membership in HRC.

/rant

Ugh. I just. don't. get. why anyone who is not gay would give a damn that anyone is. What the fuck difference does it make to them that their neighbor is gay?

My theory (and my experiences back this up) is that the only hets who get het up (pun intended) about the gayfolk are people who deep down are terrified that they might be a little gay themselves. Just about everybody else greets homosexuality with a shrug these days.

Which reminds me of this cartoon; it shows a lesbian couple quietly sitting on a couch watching TV, and through a window across the street a het couple is staring at them intensly. One lesbian turns to the other and says "You wanna cut up Barbie dolls or something?"

Beautiful and hilarious.

Denial - it ain't just a river in Egypt.
/obvious

Q: Is homophobia associated with homosexual arousal?

A: Yes, according to a recent study by Henry Adams and his colleagues.

Adams studied a group of white heterosexual men, 35 of whom were classified as homophobic and 29, as nonhomophobic. All the men reported being entirely heterosexual in both arousal and experience.

The researchers found that the homophobic men showed a significant increase in penile circumference to the male homosexual video whereas the nonhomophobic men did not. "In the homophobic group, 20% showed no significant tumescence, 26% showed moderate tumescence, and 54% showed definite tumescence to the homosexual video; the corresponding percentages in the nonhomophobic group were 66%, 10%, and 24%, respectively" (p. 443).

There are several possible explanations. One is that homophobia is an attempt to repress or deny one's own homosexual impulses. Another is that homosexual stimuli cause anxiety nonhomophobic men, and anxiety enhances arousal and erection.

This is so tired!

yes, but the pic is priceless.