[ SECRET POST #2468 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2468 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Even if her friend was homophobic (I'm not saying she is), she'd probably just deny it anyway. I think most homophobes don't consciously know that they're prejudiced.

[dreemyweird]

It depends, I think. And in any event, I didn't mean for them to ask their friend something like "hi r u homophobic??"; of course nobody but the most extreme radicals would call themselves that. But the homophobes I know are pretty open about the fact that they are opposed to gay marriage/adoption/don't like talking to gays/don't like gay characters. And the subtler forms of homophobia... well, tbh, I can't think of anything subtler than disliking gay characters that would still qualify.

But you certainly do have a point. It just comes down to what OP considers to be homophobic.

[(Anonymous)]

Ahahahahahaha. No.

Both kinds certainly exist, but a lot of people feel really comfortable in their bigoted skin!

- A queer person