Anonymous #1 17w

I mean he could cheat on me with anybody lol it's not worse because it's a man unless you're homophobic

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Anonymous OP 17w

I don’t agree with this take because this is a thing that happens. Women/men getting in a relationship with a sex they’re not into and then cheating bc they’re not satisfied with their partner. How is that homophobic????

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Anonymous #3 17w

It's homophobic to say it's an issue because he cheated with a man rather than because he cheated. You're supporting my argument not opposing it lol

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Anonymous #3 17w

Like people get into relationships with a sex they ARE into and still cheat because there's not satisfied with their partner. Being gay isn't the problem, being a cheater is

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Anonymous OP 17w

It’s not an issue because he cheated with a MAN and not a WOMAN. Now I’m sure they’d be upset either way but that’s not the point is it? How is it homophobic to be upset a man cheated on you with another man? That’s the fact of the matter. It’s dumb to call it homophobic. Acting like it doesn’t further men ruining women in this society when a bi guy or dl gay guy cheats. So weird and anti-woman

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Anonymous #3 17w

Jesus Christ lmao the point is literally that you're upset that a man cheated on you with another man rather than upset that he cheated on you. If you think it's worse because it's a man and not a woman, that's homophobic lol. It's not worse for a man to cheat on you just because he's bi and it's weird as fuck to say it's particularly anti woman just because they're bi and cheated

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Anonymous OP 17w

It’s anti-woman to defend the cheater over the cheat-ed bc of his sexuality. To put it simply: the person did not say they were only mad bc it was a man. They said it was a man that he cheated with. Not sure how that’s homophobic? He wasn’t out about being into men and cheated with a man. If a guy who says he’s straight cheats with a man not a woman that’s more surprising, no? I think so. It’s not homophobic to say that. It’s overly sensitive of you to be labeling this as homophobia.

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Anonymous #3 17w

I'm not reading that paragraph because the first sentence is already wrong lol nobody is defending the cheater over the cheated. Read what I said again then come back to me

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Anonymous OP 17w

You’re just reading whatever you want to read atp, bc I called YOU anti-woman. Not him. And It’s not “worse” it’s more surprising since he claimed to be straight. So let’s not diminish someone’s experience of being cheated on by their partner as homophobia, bc it’s so utterly weird to flip the script onto her bc she’s shocked and she went through it. God forbid she’s surprised her straight partner was dl & cheated w man😒 Defending everyone but the woman. Idgaf if he’s Bi, gay, straight, pan

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Anonymous #3 17w

I'm still not reading that

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Anonymous #1 17w

The real problem is that if he’s gay, he will never be fully into you. Regardless of whether he cheats or not.

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