I'm totally with you all. Major turn on when they touch either in her mouth or pussy. One of my favs.
I don't even want another naked man in my vicinity. :1orglaugh
It's awesome how the world fits into your own personal little boxes, isn't it? I suppose if you label people who get turned on by heterosexual group sex acts as latent homosexuals, then you're probably harbouring some latent desires yourself. That's the psychological rule of thumb for anyone who says "that's gay", regardless of how they dress it up.
Then why make a big deal out of it? Why get all huffy on what constitutes "gayness" or not? Why make it so discrete "gay" or "straight" or even "bi"?I believe that there are more latent homosexuals doing straight porn than is publicly recognised. That's perfectly fine by me. I have absolutely no problem with homosexuals at all.
They may or may not be homophobic, but they are most certainly narrow-minded, and possibly quite argumentative where there is really no need for any discussion.I do feel that there are some who wish to place anti-gay rhetoric in statements made by others when no such anti-gay sentiments were offered.
I don't wish to do that. "if you do this, you're gay, and that's fine, but i'm not, so I wouldn't, so please admit it" and so on and so forth. I promise you all that shit is extremely homophobic and at the very least you're imposing your rules on other people. It is what it is. It's not hard to infer the meaning behind comments. The comments wouldn't infer that if the author of the comments didn't think it.
His comments weren't homophobic. I read no fear or hatred in his words. They were simply his opinions. You two's (especially the first guys') rather strong objections suggest he maybe more correct then either of you are prepared to admit; not that there's anything wrong with that.Then why make a big deal out of it? Why get all huffy on what constitutes "gayness" or not? Why make it so discrete "gay" or "straight" or even "bi"?
Hell, I get horny thinking about myself pounding my wife. I wish I had a clone so I could enjoy it with two (or more) cocks I already know. Does that make me a bi-sexual? Hell, does that make me tri-sexual (homo, hetro and ... tada, asexual)?
They may or may not be homophobic, but they are most certainly narrow-minded, and possibly quite argumentative where there is really no need for any discussion.
In other words, your insistence on pointing this out, repeatedly, begs the question, "why?" Because of that, people will wonder if you are doing so because you are, indeed, homophobic.