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To: Bruce Campbells Chin

“I also once asked him why gay men seemed to get along so well with women, while so many lesbians seemed to hate men.”

Women do not feel threatened by gay men.

A company I worked for went out of their way to hire obvious lesbian women. This was before trans was a thing or they would have hired trans women instead. When I say obvious, I mean they had what automotive designers called “down the road graphics.” You can identify a BMW, for example, by the grill down the road. These women were painfully obvious. We concluded they’d done that because they were woke and a gay professional man dresses like any other man and you can’t tell without asking. The company needed to appear woke so everyone could tell without asking.

I had to interface with these lesbians. I could tell from their body language they were intimidated. They never faced me directly. They rarely looked me in the eye. My impression what they’d had bad experiences with men and were scared, which made them aggressive and nasty to deal with.


26 posted on 10/15/2025 10:05:09 AM PDT by Gen.Blather (Has anyone seen my tagline? ...I know it was here...)
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To: Gen.Blather
I'm not sure if it is intimidation as opposed to an intense dislike. I've run into it on a few occasions and the blatant hostility just radiates from some of them. Not from all -- I had to attend a lesbian "wedding" over the summer but the girls were friendly so it wasn't an issue. Just kind of weird.

But the man-hating component is very strong in others, and especially the unattractive ones. I think they just hate men for having not been attractive to them.

30 posted on 10/15/2025 10:37:39 AM PDT by Bruce Campbells Chin (L)
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