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STUDY: Homophobes Are Assholes

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Sal

Sal

Shocking ...

Individuals with homophobic views are more likely to display undesirable psychological traits such as aggression, physical hostility and anger, a new study finds.

The research, published last week in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, was led by Professor Emmanuele Jannini of the University of Rome, and titled "Psychoticism, Immature Defense Mechanisms and a Fearful Attachment Style are Associated with a Higher Homophobic Attitude".

Jannini found that those who harbour homophobic attitudes are often encumbered with deficient coping mechanisms, and that their averse reaction to same-sex couplings may be a direct result of their own gender confusion.

Overall, Jannini and his team of researchers discovered a strong link between "fearful-avoidant" attachment styles – where individuals are uncomfortable with close relationships – and homophobia. It was also found that those with immature defence mechanisms were more homophobic than their emotionally-developed counterparts.

High levels of hostility and anger, measured as psychoticism, were also linked to homophobia, with anti-gay beliefs believed to stem primarily from a limited capacity to empathise or 'open up'.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/men/the-filter/11863195/Homophobic-people-more-likely-to-display-other-undesirable-psychological-traits.html

TEOTWAWKI

TEOTWAWKI

(aggression, physical hostility and anger) Yes that is the endangered species known as a MAN. Once they ruled the land but they have been hunted down and killed or caged to the brink of extinction.

ZVUGKTUBM

ZVUGKTUBM

I turned into a homophobe after I was hit-on three different times by men.

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Sal

Sal

ZVUGKTUBM wrote:I turned into a homophobe after I was hit-on three different times by men.

You're putting off a vibe that is setting their gaydars off the charts.

Guest


Guest

So... it's now unnatural to view the unnatural as unnatural... lol. You leftists crack me up.

Hospital Bob

Hospital Bob

PkrBum wrote:So... it's now unnatural to view the unnatural as unnatural...

Well if you include most of the other creatures on Earth as engaging in the same "unnatural" behaviour making them be "unnatural" too, I guess that would be a true statement.

But it's really pretty difficult to accept the concept that most everything in nature is unnatural.
It's kinda like the claim that the oil company executives who pollute the environment are "conservatives" when the word "conservatism" used to mean protecting our environment. lol

Hospital Bob

Hospital Bob

ZVUGKTUBM wrote:I turned into a homophobe after I was hit-on three different times by men.

All my male friends are heterosexuals, and I mean my closest friends and we all tell each other everything. Not one of them has ever been "hit on" by a fag.

So there can only be one of two explanations for this.

1. All my male friends are homely and ugly whereas you must have the looks and appeal of a movie star.

0r

2. Where did this happen? In a gay bar? lol

Guest


Guest

Bob wrote:
PkrBum wrote:So... it's now unnatural to view the unnatural as unnatural...

Well if you include most of the other creatures on Earth as engaging in the same "unnatural" behaviour making them be "unnatural" too, I guess that would be a true statement.

But it's really pretty difficult to accept the concept that most everything in nature is unnatural.
It's kinda like the claim that the oil company executives who pollute the environment are "conservatives" when the word "conservatism" used to mean protecting our environment. lol

I'm just jabbing sal. I have no phobia and couldn't care less what consenting adults do... I hope you know that.

Sal

Sal

PkrBum wrote:

I'm just jabbing sal.

You're missing.

I'm not gay, and you are an asshole.

Hahahaha ...

Hospital Bob

Hospital Bob

By the way,  I challenge the premise of your thread title,  Sal.

Teo is definitely opposed to homosexuality.  As opposed to it as anyone I've ever encountered.

But none of that crap referred to in your post applies to him.  He's none of that.
His aversion to homosexuality derives from one source and only one source.
And it's a best-selling book he goes by.  Been on the NYT Best Seller list for 2000 years.  Although I understand the sales have been diminishing as of late.  lol



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2seaoat



When I was in graduate school this theater professor would walk by me everyday and wink. My girlfriend used to get pissed. I was honored.

Hospital Bob

Hospital Bob

2seaoat wrote:When I was in graduate school this theater professor would walk by me everyday and wink.  My girlfriend used to get pissed.  I was honored.

I have to take back what I told Z. Actually I'd forgotten we had a queer professor at PHS called "Mr. Clifford". Boy was he one of those effeminate types. He hit on every male kid in the class.
About like my friend who taught a career at Woodham High. He's heterosexual and he hit on every female in the class. Once told me that was the only reason he wanted to be a high school teacher. lol

Sal

Sal

I dunno, Bob.

I've also read similar things about how people with "immature defence mechanisms" and "deficient coping mechanisms" are the types who gravitate toward conspiracy theories, and ""fearful-avoidant" attachment styles – where individuals are uncomfortable with close relationships" seems a pretty good description of a backwoods bunker prepper, so I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss it in its entirety.

Hospital Bob

Hospital Bob

You know teo only by what he writes here, Sal.
I know the non-cyberworld teo. The two are not the same.
The actual personality is not nearly as enigmatic as the forum one.
I think you'd actually enjoy being around the actual one. I do.

ZVUGKTUBM

ZVUGKTUBM

Bob wrote:Where did this happen?  In a gay bar?  lol

I don't frequent gay bars and have never been to one.

I was 20 years old the first time, and it scared the crap out of me. It was my lab partner in our physics class. For a couple of weeks, he kept on throwing overtures at me that I did not recognize. Then, one day, he came out and told me he was trying to start a Gay Students Union at our college. I must have turned white as a sheet as I finally realized what he had been trying to do. I told him I was straight, and afterward, I never saw him again in our class.

The second time, I was here in Pensacola, flight school. My room mate was selling his car, and this old dude had called to make an inquiry about it. I answered the phone, and told him that Al wasn't in, but I would take a message. The old dude then promptly asked me if he could come to my room and give me a "nice massage." I told him no, that I was straight.

Then, in 1992, when I was in grad school at UWF, this dude suddenly walks up to me and asks me if he could "join me at dinner" in the cafeteria (I was in the food line). By then I was wise, and I told him I suddenly decided I was going to go eat at Taco Bell. The dude then asks: "May I escort you to your car?" So, we start walking to the parking lot, and I start dropping hints like (1) I am married; (2) I have kids, etc., and he finally got it and peeled off in another direction.

Then, in 1993, an employee at the new company I had recently joined was looking at me funny and dropping very quiet hints, but I avoided him.

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Hospital Bob

Hospital Bob

I love this talk about men objecting to being hit on by men.

Homosexual men are turned on by the same things in men as heterosexual women are.
Heterosexual men revel in it when a woman finds something about them attractive.  It's the ultimate compliment.
But boy when a male pays them the same compliment,  they really can't accept that as being a compliment.

But granted,  if after you say "not interested,  I'm not gay",  the homosexual keeps hitting on you,  then that homosexual is indeed an asshole and that does engender homophobia.  I get that.
But an asshole is an asshole.  Don't judge a whole minority only by it's assholes.  Every minority has assholes and so does every majority.

Sal

Sal

Bob wrote:
Homosexual men are turned on by the same things in men as heterosexual women are.

Money?

Sal

Sal

When I was a very naive eighteen year old, I was out carousing with a buddy in downtown Louisville.

We ran into four rather glamorous ladies who said they were in town for a hairdresser's convention and asked if we'd like to accompany them to a bar.

Hellz to the yeah.

Well, we proceeded to a bar down an alleyway, the existence of which we had never even heard.

When we got to the door, the bouncer said, "guys get in free", and he gave us five free tokens for beer.

That should've been a hint.

But, it wasn't until the first act started and I took a little closer look at our new friends that I realized we were right in the middle of a drag queen bar.

My friend was still clueless.

Well, I let him in on what was going on, and we quickly drank our five beers and chivalrously departed.

It was an eye-opening experience, to say the least.

Hospital Bob

Hospital Bob

Salinsky wrote:
Bob wrote:
Homosexual men are turned on by the same things in men as heterosexual women are.

Money?

You're a genius.  With only one lousy english word you just won the debate on that one.  I nominate this post for the best and most insightful post you've ever written.

And that one word reply you just gave could replace about a thousand posts made here and thousands of words REGARDLESS of what the topic is.  Money makes the world go round is far more than just some song title. lol

Hospital Bob

Hospital Bob

But interestingly that mostly does apply to what heterosexual women see in men. And not what homosexual men see in men. Why? Because the fags usually have plenty of their own money and don't need yours too. lol

Markle

Markle

ZVUGKTUBM wrote:
Bob wrote:Where did this happen?  In a gay bar?  lol

I don't frequent gay bars and have never been to one.

I was 20 years old the first time, and it scared the crap out of me. It was my lab partner in our physics class. For a couple of weeks, he kept on throwing overtures at me that I did not recognize. Then, one day, he came out and told me he was trying to start a Gay Students Union at our college. I must have turned white as a sheet as I finally realized what he had been trying to do. I told him I was straight, and afterward, I never saw him again in our class.

The second time, I was here in Pensacola, flight school. My room mate was selling his car, and this old dude had called to make an inquiry about it. I answered the phone, and told him that Al wasn't in, but I would take a message. The old dude then promptly asked me if he could come to my room and give me a "nice massage." I told him no, that I was straight.

Then, in 1992, when I was in grad school at UWF, this dude suddenly walks up to me and asks me if he could "join me at dinner" in the cafeteria (I was in the food line). By then I was wise, and I told him I suddenly decided I was going to go eat at Taco Bell. The dude then asks: "May I escort you to your car?" So, we start walking to the parking lot, and I start dropping hints like (1) I am married; (2) I have kids, etc., and he finally got it and peeled off in another direction.

Then, in 1993, an employee at the new company I had recently joined was looking at me funny and dropping very quiet hints, but I avoided him.

Curious....  I am an old codger who has been single about half my life.  Never had a problem dating virtually any woman I wanted.  Never in my life have I ever been approached by a homosexual.  Yet here you are, boasting of your encounters.  Why?

I thought there was nothing wrong with being gay.  I thought it was the new being black thing or something.  As a Progressive, I would think you'd be proud to be hit on by so many gay men.  You're not?

Curious....



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Hospital Bob

Hospital Bob

If anybody here thinks you can stereotype someone because he or she has a different sexual orientation than your own, you need to consider this.

I'm one of that stereotype. And the ONLY time I've ever been in a gay bar since I was in college, was last year when I visited the Castro District in San Francisco. I went in there just to see what a gay bar in the Mecca of gay bars would be like.
I've never set foot in a gay bar where I live. Not even Emerald City and some heterosexuals I know have even been there just to rubberneck.

Not for any particular reason. I just ordinarily don't care to go to a gay bar.
So you heterosexuals who've been in gay bars are way ahead of me on that one.

ZVUGKTUBM

ZVUGKTUBM

Markle wrote:As a Progressive, I would think you'd be proud to hit on by so many gay men.  You're not?

Curious....

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Hospital Bob

Hospital Bob

By the way,  when I sat down at the bar in the joint in San Francisco,  I struck up a conversation with the bartender and with a customer sitting beside me.
Turned out the customer I was talking to was a transplant from Mississippi and his dad was a Naval Aviator who'd trained at Pensacola NAS.
This was on Castro Street and in the block directly across the street from the Castro Theater.  Which is Planet Earth's ground zero for homosexuality.

The reason I chose this particular bar out of the dozens I could select from, is because it was the only one offering $2 beers at happy hour. Everywhere else was double or triple that. lol

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Salinsky wrote:Shocking ...

Individuals with homophobic views are more likely to display undesirable psychological traits such as aggression, physical hostility and anger, a new study finds.

The research, published last week in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, was led by Professor Emmanuele Jannini of the University of Rome, and titled "Psychoticism, Immature Defense Mechanisms and a Fearful Attachment Style are Associated with a Higher Homophobic Attitude".

Jannini found that those who harbour homophobic attitudes are often encumbered with deficient coping mechanisms, and that their averse reaction to same-sex couplings may be a direct result of their own gender confusion.

Overall, Jannini and his team of researchers discovered a strong link between "fearful-avoidant" attachment styles – where individuals are uncomfortable with close relationships – and homophobia. It was also found that those with immature defence mechanisms were more homophobic than their emotionally-developed counterparts.

High levels of hostility and anger, measured as psychoticism, were also linked to homophobia, with anti-gay beliefs believed to stem primarily from a limited capacity to empathise or 'open up'.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/men/the-filter/11863195/Homophobic-people-more-likely-to-display-other-undesirable-psychological-traits.html

Anyone's guess to what side of the equation Sal is parked? lol

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