• systemglitch@lemmy.world
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    6 months ago

    Can a straight guy just be grossed out by it without being gay himself?That seems more realistic than always being secretly gay.

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      6 months ago

      Nobody can stop you from thinking about cock sir, if you love cock so much you just want to think about it all day, that’s fine. No need to dress it up as “being grossed out”

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      6 months ago

      If said straight guy is also grossed out by kissing of other pairings of humans, then definitely, yeah.

      I also imagine that some people are not actually gay, but rather are just worried that it might invoke something in them, which would cause social problems for them. So, to block out any such impression, they develop this grossness reaction. I used to have that, too, when I was young / socially dependent on people inaccepting of homosexuality.

      I do not see why else someone should be grossed out by two male lips touching.

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        6 months ago

        There’s no such thing as male lips. Lips are gender neutral. And they’re all gross. And they’re even grosser when they’re touching something.

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        6 months ago

        I don’t know why I’m grossed out by sharpie markers touching brown craft paper, but it really cranks my tism freakout factor to 11. Can’t explain it, doesn’t much matter, people are grossed out by whatever they’re grossed out by

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        6 months ago

        Seeing two men/woman is so rare for me that it freaks me out at first. Then immediately I ration that is normal behavior and carry on.