Some people will say “well, what do you have against gay people?” Obviously they’ve never been harassed, threatened, raped, or otherwise treated in an impolite, distasteful, or otherwise offputting manner by a sexual predator of the same sex.
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I have shared locker rooms, done contact sport, gone to parties with lesbians, and the most aggressive thing one ever did was stare me intently in the face.
Leers, harassment, threats, groping, grabbing, flashing, distasteful comments, following, propositions, a narrowly escaped rape -— that’s men, and only men.
By your logic, I should appreciate lesbians and feel antipathy toward men.
Whatever.
Read it how you want. They even more emboldened now.
Be grateful if you’ve never had to deal with an inappropriate glance or remark in a restroom, residence, etc.
And there are women who go lesbian because they are put off of men. Especially when they’ve been in abusive relationships. Then they sometimes learn that women hit too.
I told her that my sister is my sister and if I wanted to speak to her about her condition, it was my business, not hers. I warned her that if she wanted to pretend to be a man, she'd better prepare to be beaten like a man - and while she still made a lot of noise, she left the party immediately.
There's something seriously with the brains of those afflicted with same-sex attraction.
By your rhetoric, you already do. /sarc>