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[Mentor]

If you don't like it when guys come onto you, then you're a homophobe. Simple. You can claim all you want that you have gay friends, but if you're uncomfortable with a member of the same sex being attracted to you, then you're a homophobe.

Way I see it, all love is good love.

[taikara]

What about dendrophilia?

Or pedophilia?

Or necrophilia?

Still good love?

I, for one, would be incredibly uncomfortable if a corpse was hitting on me...

It's okay to be uncomfortable with something. It's just a personal preference.

[Mentor]

If it's love, yes.

If it's lust, then... well, as long as SOMEONE had a good time, yeah.

[taikara]

By that logic, it sounds like rape would be okay with you.

Just a thought

[Mentor]

Ok, addendum: AS LONG AS NOBODY GETS HURT

Unless they like it that way.

Or unless they really, really deserve it.

[taikara]

When someone is made uncomfortable by someone else, it's a form of hurt.

Mental anguish to a lesser degree?

Anyway, that's my point. It's not homophobic to not want someone of your sex to hit on you. It's just preference.

[Mentor]

Mental anguish is bullshit, anyway.

But it's my opinion against yours, and you're not gonna be changing my opinion any time soon.

[taikara]

I wasn't trying. I was just offering my own as another option, and using your words to help my case.

You hate me, don't you?

[Mentor]

If this were real life, maybe.

Seeing as how this is a forum, no. In fact, you're articulate, intelligent, and have decent ideals.

And besides, deep down, sex is sex, sex is enjoyable, and no matter how you get it, you'll eventually like it.

[taikara]

Good, I think the same of you. That's why I like this place.

I'm not big on the sex. Connecting bodies is no huge feat. Connecting hearts is a near impossibility, and the rewards are much greater.