JUST WHAT IS MY PROBLEM?:

I hear people talking about homophobes and such all the time and I get the idea that I am lumped into that group. But I really do have a reason for my distrust of the homosexual community and I hope that I can explain it here.
I did NOT start out with this feeling about the homosexual/s I knew. They trained me to that distrust.
I have had a lot of interaction with people of that persuasion, even living in Hollywood for a time and in every experience I have had I have seen them deceive and twist things so they could try to force everyone to follow their view…

For example during the time that I lived in Hollywood I worked for a company that also employed a man who was gay.
He insisted on forcing his beliefs on me and he tried very hard to coerce me to go on a date with him. I said no, repeatedly, and he NEVER accepted that. He kept trying to force me to accept his lifestyle choice, but more than that he refused to let me be straight, it wasn’t enough for me to let him be gay As far as he was concerned I was good looking to him and so nothing else would do but that I become gay to just to satisfy him.
And I have seen the same thing played out time after time.
Before the encounter I had with this guy, I worked at the Grand canyon I had a coworker who was a good friend of mine.
Now my friend was a redneck and there was NO doubt how he felt about homosexuals, namely that as long as they left him alone he would leave them alone. In short he was not interested never was and never would be.
One of our coworkers, who was gay thought my friend was attractive. The gay man did everything he could do to try to force the redneck to become gay.
It didn’t work in that situation either but the attitude of the gay man was that the redneck had to not just accept him (the gay) but also had to concede to the gay man’s lusts.

It made for a very uncomfortable time for all of us working there and in both of these cases this would, in a heterosexual reality, be a clear cut case of sexual harassment, but because they were gay there was no real recourse for the persons being harassed, because of the issue of P.C. ness.
In both the cases cited here neither myself or the redneck at the canyon had the option to try to assert our own sexuality or beliefs because the homosexual in each case was considered to be a protected class because they chose to be gay.