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What terrifies men the most about homosexuality?
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Themselves.
Nobody is completely heterosexual. They see homosexuality as a weakness because they've been taught that it is. So when they feel it, they lash out.
It's always personal insecurity. Every time. Weak people attack things that are outside their comfort zone, and twice as hard when they see themselves in those uncomfortable things.
I don't know tbh I feel pretty heterosexual
And you felt the need to comment because?
Probably because you're trying to claim their identity doesn't exist?
I suggest reading your own words again, they're right here. That was a pretty hostile reply from you tbh. Did I say something wrong ?
Sure.
On a second reading, my comment should be completely irrelevant to you if you're comfortable with who you are.
What do you need to defend?
What.... ok.... whatever this is, not going to be a part of it. Byby
Attaboy.
This is the real answer