I've liked/loved thousands of hot shit on social media including hot girl tits, ass and pussy. I also love eating pussy during threesomes with straight couples, just not attracted to their owners in THAT same way their boyfriends are so I could never pursue them alone for sex or much less to date. My best friend is a 100% straight guy but actually likes the gay clubs way more than this introvert does and has gone out to them sometimes without me. You know why? Cuz he says girls are waaay easier when they're out without their girl gang (who get jealous and nasty when they don't get picked by the hot stud and so pretend to "protect" the chosen one from the predator...lol) and they're so are totally not on "guarded mode" all night long and are looser because they're not expecting to get hit or even harrassed aggressively on by anyone in there.
It's 2021, not 1931. It's cool to be confident in your truth. And the truth is who/what you're attracted to is what truly determines what your true orientation is. No one can change what you desire and its opposite, not even yourself and not even pussy in my face in my own case. I'd actually be more suspicious of those who go out of their way to prove or even overcompensate on how "manly and butch" they are really even when no ones sees it as an issue. We can't demand from others to stop what we're not willing NOT to do to them as well, like shaming them for appreciating or at least just acknowledging our very own nature. We can't have it both ways. If we want them to support our fight against homophobia and discrimination, let's not show them that they SHOULD BE ASHAMED of what comes naturally out of being just what and who we are, ESPECIALLY IF it actually IS true that they're in the closet just as they also should not feel like they shouldn't join us in our own gay humor/lingo if they feel like it without needing to say "NO HOMO" like it's something shameful that one should always be defensive agaisnt being seen as.
P.S. Don't you find it interesting how it's only an issue if it's a man, especially if they're known as "macho men?" Women have always even considered it something to be proud of that they grew up "tomboys" and preferred riding horses and soccer to playing with Barbies. No self-respecting man would admit they secretly loved watching their grandmas sew or bake cakes and pastries or wanted to play with their sisters' dolls themselves. Harry Styles must have just needed publicity when he wore a dress for a fashion mag cover (was it Vogue?) or must have been battling mental health issues or testing the public's reaction to a possible gender transition himself, or all them. But when did women start wearing pantsuits and cowboy outfits and tuxedos and men's short hairstyles? It's been ages and so normalized now, we can't even remember the "scandal" and when it was. Oh wait, there wasn't even any during those olden, very "unwoke" days. It's even cool for women nowadays to make out with each other at wild parties and such where they'd be cheared on, and then vaguely remember the next day that they were "lesbians" for a night and move on, no big deal. Imagine if that randomly happened between frat bros who were also in the football team and were never suspected of being gay during one of those drunken, college parties. Would everyone just "not remember" it the next day also and just move on and be straight jocks again?
