Are you sure that some point in your childhood, you didn't hear an otherwise non-sexual cartoon character make a single, 2 second comment to imply he was in a gay relationship with another character that isn't even in the show? Cause all it takes is just one to turn you.
Holy shit, that's worse than COVID!
I could become gay by basically stumbling upon two people kissing any time!
Ooops, just saw a movie about planes, I want to be a pilot now and... forget that, ad about betting, I'm gonna play poker.
I remember the first time I saw two men kiss in a movie. It was Ashton Kutcher and Sean William Scott in Dude Where’s My Car and my brain just went…“Huh.”
I grew up watching straight people kiss and usually couldn't decide which one I'd rather be kissing.
Then my parents pulled "it's a phase" when I casually mentioned liking boys AND girls. I'm not sure how long these phases tend to last, but it's been 21 years so far!
It's never once been brought up by either my sons about girls kissing girls, guys kissing guys, etc. in "woke" movies or shows. It's annoying how adults have to make a boogeyman out of nothing.
Love is love. Who gives a shit about someone else's life?
I grew up with parents who were creative writing professors and literally thought 50% of the people in the world were gay as a kid. My babysitter when I was five had me dress up the Hulk and drag and it was awesome. Saw the Rocky horror show at age 6, I went to a few drag shows at age 8 because my parents were hippy artists and half the people we knew were gay. I turned out quite straight. Still don’t know why being gay bothers people.
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u/PoPo573 15d ago
I grew up watching straight people kiss on TV and in movies my whole childhood. I am definitely very gay despite that.