Homophobe Edit Meaning

1.

n. One with an irrational fear of homosexuality and homosexuals. For the most part these people seem to have little actual experience with the aforementioned.

We fear what we do not understand.

I can't have my boyfriend over because my parents are total homophobes.

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2.

Someone who wears an asgard to protect their virgin cheeks.

Although Thor insisted he wasn't a homophobe, he never failed to wear his asgard during battle.

See asgard, homophobic, alexander the great, gay

3.

An uneducated moron who believes your sexual orientation has any impact on your content as a person.

"Ah hayt theym fag-guts."

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4.

George W. Bush

"Hey, have you heard? Bush is gonna try to make sure that gay people can never get married legally, and he says he's doing it because gay marriage is a threat to marriages between straight people. That's crap--how can a couple of gay people getting married possibly interfere with me and my girlfriend's wedding plans? He's just doing it 'cause he's a homophobe."

5.

The fear or disgust of homosexuals. These kind of people need to grow up and accept the fact that some people just prefer the same sex and not the opposite.

Man 1: Dude, look at those two faggots! I swear, I'll beat them up if they ever touch me!

Man 2: Hey, look, lesbians!

Man 1: COOL!

6.

This should mean someone who's afraid of sameness, or afraid of humans. Instead, it means someone who hates homosexuals (but may or may not actually be afraid of them).

"Why were they gay-bashing?"

"Because they're homophobes."

"But if they're scared of gays, why didn't they run screaming at the sight of them?"

"I didn't come up with the term!"

7.

n. One who experiences an irrational reaction of panic, revulsion, fear or anger when confronted with the idea of homosexuality. This often manifests as an aggressive obsession to marginalize, deny, disenfranchise or denigrate gay/lesbian people, in the effort to distance one's self from the source of one's emotional distress. Homophobia is often thought to be rooted in an intense fear that one is also capable of experiencing unwanted homosexual attraction, or in unease over being confronted with one's own sexual doubt and insecurity.

A cultural environment that is tolerant of the homophobe leads to a civic environment that establishes a second-class status for gay and lesbian citizens.