[ SECRET POST #5213 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5213 ⌋

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Comments

[greghousesgf]

I never understood the stereotype of gay men supposedly being hostile to women (unless they worked in the fashion industry).

[(Anonymous)]

I've met plenty of misogynistic gay men. They aren't magically exempt from the shitty social constructs contributing to misogyny just because they sleep with men.

[(Anonymous)]

But neither are they more misogynistic surely?

[greghousesgf]

my point exactly

[(Anonymous)]

Different anon

Standard misogyny - any "use" for us women types = real obvious misogyny.

[(Anonymous)]

I've seen incredibly bad examples of mysogynistic people among gay and straight (and maybe bisexual? asexual? whatever?) dudes, but it's not like I haven't seen any mysogynistic woman ever either, so. Meh.

[(Anonymous)]

Not more misogynistic, but it comes out in different ways.

[(Anonymous)]

Seconding this. I've also never hear anyone suggest gay men are more misogynistic than straight men—just that they can be misogynistic too.

It's a big world, I'm sure there are people out there arguing gay men are more misogynistic than straight men. But it's definitely not what most people are saying.

[(Anonymous)]

this. what original commenter might be picking up on is people complaining about gay men thinking they are exempt from misogyny because they're not attracted to women?

[(Anonymous)]

Arguably it's picking up on a flavor of "women are gross, am i rite" humor that's been a staple of gay (especially drag) comedy for years. Of course the other stereotype is "sassy gay best friend."