Gay creeps

It's ok, thinking about what straight men act sexually gives me the creeps too. /s

Joking aside, I'm not really surprised. I think a lot of people see being same-sex attracted as something "abnormal", and their reaction, even if not necessarily meant to be rude or otherwise, reflects that.

I also receive the sense that a lot of (especially traditionally masculine) guys are uncomfortable with or view gay guys as an affront to traditional masculinity, and I know from experience that no matter how decent or masculine of a person you try to be, if certain types of people discover out you're same-sex attracted, you're going to get seen as an effeminate fag or some sort of creepy sexual deviant. I ponder men are seen as more sexual in general, which probably plays into the negative views.

I feel like lesbians are perceived as less threatening, probably because women attend to be viewed as less threatening and/or sexual in general in society(and a lot of straight men appear to get off to lesbians in terms of sexual media content, as well, so that probably plays into it).

Hot take: Ronnie Radke is a joke and Falling In Reverse sucks.

Actually, I take that advocate . I would dislike to have my calling Radke “a joke” give anyone the mistaken impact that he is in any way humorous. He is not. Also saying that Falling In Reverse sucks is insulting to vacuums and fellatio, things that are useful and that a lot of people like. Radke, in case you’re privileged and don’t trails the news of mediocre metalcore bands, is the singer of Falling In Reverse. He is also a transphobic, racist, sexist creep.

Radke’s got a drawn-out history of misogyny. In 2012, he pleaded no competition to domestic abuse. He has also served time for his role in a murder. So, yikes.

Further proof that Radke is sexist and unfunny. In 2014, he mutual a “joke” about 9/11 that I will not duplicate here, but his Twitter apology tells you all you need to know: “The joke i made about what men will execute for sex with the 9/11 picture attached to it was not intended to offend anyone.”

Ah, I see. It was not intended to offend anyone. Radke’s intentions were no doubt as pure then as they are now when he was recently outraged after seeing trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney — you know, the same person who drove Kid