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Why is it that I find men kissing each other a bit iffy?
Ive had several gay (male) friends in the past, I'm not homophobic in the least and would defend anyones rights to love who they want, but I still find that the sight of 2 men snogging in public a bit disturbing. Recently saw 2 girls having a snog in the park and didn't bother me a bit.
Am I alone in this?
Ive had several gay (male) friends in the past, I'm not homophobic in the least and would defend anyones rights to love who they want, but I still find that the sight of 2 men snogging in public a bit disturbing. Recently saw 2 girls having a snog in the park and didn't bother me a bit.
Am I alone in this?
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I suspect that most people feel 'out of their comfort zone' with situations which they can't personally relate easily to. For example, someone who's been brought up in a wealthy, upper- middle- class home might not be prejudiced in any way against those who've had fewer advantages in life but still feel 'on edge' when surrounded solely by the type of people...
21:16 Sat 08th Jul 2017
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I suspect that most people feel 'out of their comfort zone' with situations which they can't personally relate easily to. For example, someone who's been brought up in a wealthy, upper-middle-class home might not be prejudiced in any way against those who've had fewer advantages in life but still feel 'on edge' when surrounded solely by the type of people who feature in 'The Only Way Is Essex'.
Equally, a celebrity from TOWIE who doesn't resent the 'upper classes' might still feel 'edgy' when solely in the company of people with a public school background.
Similarly, a man who isn't sexually attracted to other men might feel 'out of his comfort zone' when he witnesses overt displays of such attractions, even though he isn't in any way homophobic.
Equally, a celebrity from TOWIE who doesn't resent the 'upper classes' might still feel 'edgy' when solely in the company of people with a public school background.
Similarly, a man who isn't sexually attracted to other men might feel 'out of his comfort zone' when he witnesses overt displays of such attractions, even though he isn't in any way homophobic.