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Knowing and admitting your homophobic feelings are irrational and wrong doesn't make them not homophobic. It's admirable that you try to work through them and not let them affect how you treat people, but they're still homophobic feelings.
That being said however, there is a distinction between people who have few homophobic thoughts from time to time, and rabid HOMOPHOBES who think gays are the scum of the earth. I think evveryone here is capable of making that distinction.
@Nequam: My definition is, or course, the only one that matters.
Hmmm. That makes sense....but, well, ummm, I don't wanna be a homophobe.
I like what Morgoth said better.
Is it any form of homophobia to think that many gay men are incredibly funny. I can't help but laugh at the way many of the designers on TV talk, look, and act. I don't mean to offend them, but I have never met one gay person who actually talks like them and has all of those erratic body...movments. I almost think they chose those people on purpose.
@Macros. I'm sorry, but how the hell...why....I can't even form a coherent sentance. If you yourself said that a gay person could make a good parent, why the f*ck should you not alow them to adopt!? Becaus it isn't natural? Well the couples who can't have kids can't because of how their bodies natually work, they shouldn't have kids either then. There are so many things that are just dumb about your reasoning. How would you feel? Do what I said, and put yourself in there shoes. Try, really try to do it. You want to raise a child, you are ready financially and emontionally, and have always wanted a child of your own. You also have found the love of your life. You can't imagine not being them, and you both want to spend the rest of your lives together and raise a beautiful child of your own. Now you can't, because of who you are. All because some dude in the government says it isn't natural. Despite how capable you are.