More's the pity.
Then I would recommend addressing your comments to the person who called her homophobic.
I was addressing her comments claiming to be supportive. I was not addressing any fears of homosexuals she may or may not have.
And I would recommend addressing your comments to the topic at hand, constructively rather than snidely.
Moreover, I'd recommend not slanting mine.
"if this is how you interpret my reply"
It is very difficult to interpret "repulsive" and "hate" in a supportive, positive light, sorry.
It's difficult to interpret your (purposely? yet again?) misconstrued commentary upon my statements, here a description of my sexual and/or "play" preference, in any other manner.
I was answering the question. I started to restate it -- but it's all up there. When folks don't bother to read clearly articulated thoughts, picking and choosing and maligning at will,
I do tend to get repetitive in the hopes that
clarity may dawn one decade...)
🙄 Along with better intentions.
There is a very obvious difference between
personal sexual/play preference
and intolerance of others' sexual or play preferences. If you actually have followed my comments --- obviously you haven't --- I've always been very glad for the tolerance of variety here, which can be expressed freely, unlike in society. I just don't enjoy f/f myself.
You will never see me comment - or imply - that f/f should not be here.
That didn't even *occur to me, nor as a possible misinterpretation, until I read yours. More of a balance, sure. Gone, no.
I didn't think I could have answered this question any more thoroughly and clearly,
but,
when some folks chronically look for the worst and actively seek to invent it where it isn't,
logic, like medicine, can't straighten everyone.
If you wanted clarification you could have just asked politely.