Homophobic? Really, Mr N? By what bizarre interpolaion did you arrive at that conclusion? If you were in the least familiar with my opinions as often revealed in my posting history on this site there is no way you could make such a charge. Was there any mention of homosexual behavior in my comment? Was the term "gay" ever used or even implied?MrNaturalAZ wrote:Three questions come to mind:dillon wrote:At the peril of repeating my bias, I find the idea of a dude's junk rubbing on the fabric of his outer garment revulsively unsanitary and certainly would not care to sit at a dining table or in a plane seat next to one. If I can wear undies in the humidity of the South without complaint, I can't really buy the complaint of dry desert heat being a plausible excuse. If you won't wear it for yourself, do it for the innocent bystanders!
A: Why do you care -- especially if you can't even see it?
and perhaps more importantly...
B: How would you even know what (if anything) anyone, of any gender, is wearing under any garment, unless you asked and/or they volunteered? I'm assuming you don't go around lifting skirts to check for yourself.
and then there's the proverbial elephant in the room...
C: Homophobic much?
As I see it, not wishing to view or contact another man's genitalia makes me heterosexual but not homophobic. To imply that it does would be as silly as if I were to conclude from your remark that gay men would somehow condone rudely, boorishly, and unsanitarily subjecting those around them to risk unsought exposure to their man-bits, though we both know gay men are no less considerate than hetero men, and probably would also feel more comfortable when not at risk of confronting another man's junk dangling from an open hem, be the exposure intentional or merely the accidental consequence of thoughtless behavior. It is simply my opinion that for one of us to permit that risk does no favor for the skirted male community, and that concern has NO RELATIONSHIP to anyone's sexual orientation.
So, from my POV, I'm sure you know what you can do with your "proverbial elephant in the room". My advice is to make sure you find out the facts before you accuse someone you obviously don't know jack about.