Gay vs. Airplane debate
 

My girlfriend and I have just had a strange little argument. She made the comparison of "being disguisted / very turned off" by homosexual acts, and the prospect of participating in such acts, with being afraid to fly on airplanes. Basically, she says they are both irrational fears.

However, I think sexual orientation is the deciding factor here, and a certain "repulsion" for homosexual activities (assuming you're heterosexual of course, otherwise vice versa) is neither rational nor irrational (but rather standard nonetheless).

I would posit that such tendancies of sexual orientation are non-rational, much like disliking a particular kind of food, or preferring the color red to the color blue.

Let the jury decide:

Re: Gay vs. Airplane debate
 

"Gay vs. Airplane" sounds like an awesome movie

Re: Gay vs. Airplane debate
 

I am serious. And don't call me.... gay.

Re: Gay vs. Airplane debate
 

A fear of flying = phobia
A repulsion of homosexual activity = aversion

One who creates a poll asking about the rationality/irrationality of an aversion = polltard

Re: Gay vs. Airplane debate
 

This is all part of a plan to start pushing for a threesome with another dude. You must finish this argument quickly and decisively.

Re: Gay vs. Airplane debate
 

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This is all part of a plan to start pushing for a threesome with another dude. You must finish this argument quickly and decisively.

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And post pics!

Re: Gay vs. Airplane debate
 

airplane wins hands down

Re: Gay vs. Airplane debate
 

fwiw a lot of gays are repulsed by homosexual acts as well.

Re: Gay vs. Airplane debate
 

What's not to like?

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"Gay vs. Airplane" sounds like an awesome movie

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