(October 26, 2017 at 4:40 am)Lutrinae Wrote:

(October 26, 2017 at 4:39 am)Adventurer Wrote: Thank goodness. I thought I slipped into disclosure when you asked me about attractiveness factors amongst men.

I would be safe not to answer this question since homophobia is rife, I'd say.

Since you have a certain proclivity that does not in any way relate to the original post, I wonder why you are hung up on what you posted there in the original post.

I accidentally gave an indirect premise mentioning 'homophobia' that reveals my sexuality. Bummer - what did I do??!!

Yes, I ask this question as a matter of intellectual curiosity and inquiry - it is everyone's basic human right to inquire into a territory that can bear zero relevance in their own personal lives - so would you please excuse me for that? Thanks.

(October 26, 2017 at 4:42 am)Adventurer Wrote: I accidentally gave an indirect premise mentioning 'homophobia' that reveals my sexuality. Bummer - what did I do??!!

Yes, I ask this question as a matter of intellectual curiosity and inquiry - it is everyone's basic human right to inquire into a territory that can bear zero relevance in their own personal lives - so would you please excuse me for that? Thanks.

I never read "homophobia" into anything you posted, to be honest.

I can excuse you for anything; I'm very forgiving in that way.

But it is time for me to head to bed; I'm too old to be staying up this late. Goodnight, sweet dreams.

(October 26, 2017 at 4:45 am)Lutrinae Wrote:

(October 26, 2017 at 4:42 am)Adventurer Wrote: I accidentally gave an indirect premise mentioning 'homophobia' that reveals my sexuality. Bummer - what did I do??!!

Yes, I ask this question as a matter of intellectual curiosity and inquiry - it is everyone's basic human right to inquire into a territory that can bear zero relevance in their own personal lives - so would you please excuse me for that? Thanks.

I never read "homophobia" into anything you posted, to be honest.

I can excuse you for anything; I'm very forgiving in that way.

But it is time for me to head to bed; I'm too old to be staying up this late.  Goodnight, sweet dreams.

Goodnight to you. You have sweet dreams. Please note, I live in down under so it is not barely 8 pm yet.

Um. Not sure if someone said this already, but sexual attraction =/= respect. What does a person's sexuality have to do with their views on if women are equally smart, capable human beings as men? Nothing, that's what.

(October 26, 2017 at 5:12 am)Aroura Wrote: Um. Not sure if someone said this already, but sexual attraction =/= respect.  What does a person's sexuality have to do with their views on if women are equally smart, capable human beings as men?  Nothing, that's what.

I already know but I mentioned only that sexist heterosexual men's sexism stems from finding women physically unattractive on par with themselves.

(October 26, 2017 at 5:13 am)Adventurer Wrote:

(October 26, 2017 at 5:12 am)Aroura Wrote: Um. Not sure if someone said this already, but sexual attraction =/= respect.  What does a person's sexuality have to do with their views on if women are equally smart, capable human beings as men?  Nothing, that's what.

I already know but I mentioned only that sexist heterosexual men's sexism stems from finding women physically unattractive on par with themselves.

What?
Um, no.  No, that isn't what sexims stems from.  What you are describing sounds kind of like narcissism, maybe? Not sure, it doesn't make any sense, though.

(October 26, 2017 at 5:16 am)Aroura Wrote:

(October 26, 2017 at 5:13 am)Adventurer Wrote: I already know but I mentioned only that sexist heterosexual men's sexism stems from finding women physically unattractive on par with themselves.

What?
Um, no.  No, that isn't what sexims stems from.  What you are describing sounds kind of like narcissism, maybe? Not sure, it doesn't make any sense, though.

It doesn't make sense to me why men who are sexist to women can even enjoy heterosexual relations.

Not really getting anywhere in this thread.
What part of Aus are you from?
I'd be tickled pink to find another Canecutter here.
That's not an indirect premise revealing my sexuality either. :-)

(October 26, 2017 at 4:16 am)J a c k Wrote: When a man rapes a woman, he’s not trying to gratify her. He’s using her. I doubt it’s because he’s gay.

Lines from Percy Sledge's less successful followup, n'est-ce pas?

(October 26, 2017 at 4:18 am)Adventurer Wrote: Exactly. Hence, my whole question in OP: how can they be heterosexually attracted? It doesn't make sense on the whole.

Because they're not homosexually attracted, perhaps? They could also elect to be asexual, I suppose, although that wouldn't affect their nature; they'd 'simply' choose not to act upon it. They would still have all their prejudices etc. NOM and all that.