Why are some people so against gays?? Does it really matter??

Question

its not hurting you or anyone else, so why get so worked up over a man liking another man or a woman being attratced to another.

Answer 1

i really respect your point of view..........u r modern and brodminded........even i have the same point of view...........but all the people r not like u amd me.........some narrow-minded people hate homosexuality..........i think they r un-social............

Answer 2

What folks do in private is between them and God. I have never tried to dictate what goes on in private.
What I have a problem with is the militant way Homosexuals attempt to sell their affliction as a Civil Right that must be recognized as somekind of "Race" to be accepted with all other races.
It is not a sin to be black. People are born black and due to their unfortunate history and the fact that God never condemned "Blackness" they are legitimately entitled to equal rights with all mankind.
A deviant lifestyle in no way qualifies for social acceptance and therefore does not deserve to be given such attention.
Society is being sold lies about the gay community much like the black communities attempt to tell us that most blacks are killed by white people when the fact is that most black fatalities are by other black individuals.
The same is true about attacks on Homosexuals. The vast majority are killed by a disgruntled lover rather than a so called hate crime.
And if they are so oppressed why are they some of the most Professional High Wage earners.

Answer 3

Normally there are two reasons for people not accepting gays.

Homophobic people often have issues with their own sexuality. They try and reject it so much that this rejection gets such an emotion that they reject people who have the feelings that the homophobic person is trying to surpress.

Some people are just brought up wrong. They may have been brought up by people that arent acceptant of people who are different. Same theory can be applied for racism.

Answer 4

Actually homosexuality was quite accepted in ancient Greece and Rome. Alexander the Great was bisexual or gay for that matter. It was when Christianity became a major western religion that homosexual acts were prohibited. Since then, gay people were condemned.

Answer 5

I gave up worrying what people think of me, my partner and our lifestyle a long, long time ago. We live in a close knit community in a terraced house and go about our daily lives just like our heterosexual neighbours, result happiness.

Answer 6

i doubt it doesn't matter. people are afraid of what they don't know. I know a few gay people and I feel more comfortable around them then guys who aren't gay. they are lovely people. and that also goes for the women who are attracted to other women. even though i am straight

Answer 7

You have the freedom to choose any lifestyle you want. It is when you try to cram it down everyone's throat that you run into major opposition. People choose not to have that crammed down their throats. That is their right. You need to respect that.

Answer 8

Yes it does matter...

I think all the nosey-bastards of the world should offend & form unjustified stereotypical opinions about who I want to practice anal with, who I want to give a blow.job to, who I want to eat out...

Of course I'm being sarcastic.

Fu.ck the world & its homophobes.

Answer 9

some people I think it's fear....others are taught to feel that way...many are very insecure in their own sexuality.

Answer 10

cuz they hate themselves and it is socially acceptable to beat
up on gays because they are different than them = (