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Question about homophobia

posted 22 days ago by jk90us (8213)
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If you’re a straight man or woman and someone of your same sex wanted to kiss or have sex with you, if you say no does that make you homophobic?

What if you kissed someone you thought was the opposite sex but it turned out they’re trans and it disgusts you, does that make you homophobic or transphobic?

Personally, I don’t think so.

It’s personal preference.

Yet I see sites and people calling old movies like Ace Ventura homophonic and transphobic because he and others were disgusted when they found out Sean Young’s character used to be a man after they kissed her.

https://screenrant.com/ace-ventura-pet-detective-anti-lgbtq

[–] jacotodd47 (2384) 21 days ago

"It’s personal preference."

Exactly.

Yes the trans business would disgust me. In fact, one would be very upset if not told.

Seems to me though you would be able to tell if the individual you were about to kiss was transsexual.

It's not transphobic or homophobic. You should be exactly who you are in life.

MY feeling has always been - Keep your transsexuality/homosexuality over there. I'll keep my heterosexuality over here - and we won't have any problems.

[–] 123Guy (7838) 21 days ago

STOP TALKING SENSE!

It has no place in 2025 :D

[–] jacotodd47 (2384) 21 days ago

Thanks.

Yeah, really.

[–] 123Guy (7838) 21 days ago

QUESTIONING this instantly makes you homophobic, transphobic, an incel, a misogynist, a woman hater, a man hater, a hater hater, a puppy killer, baby murdering, maga/liberal supporting nazi facist criminal rapist illegal alien.

don't do it again.

[–] jk90us (8213) 21 days ago

Ah.

Sarcasm.