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I always liked gay men, sometimes I even wish I was a man so I could date another man. Is it normal that I find gay couples to be very attractive and hot? (kinda like straight men watching lesbian porn).
Yes that's perfectly normal it's called finding basically better man. gay men are ultimately superior to straight men.
Im pretty sure there is a study that says for best hetrosexual relationships it is good if the man is slightly gay
I love lesbian porn, especially when they break out the strapons, nothing beats a thick ,long dildo in your ass! Maybe you should try pegging a guy?
Lots of gay men don't like other gay men, unfortunately.
"Straight acting" is a thing, where some gays try to (based on stereotypes) act as NOT-gay as they possibly can in the hope of being seen as more attractive.
I'm gay myself and I hate that tbh. I love gay men. I love men who you can tell are gay and they are completely unabashed about it. I feel like a lot (generally speaking) of gay men take better care of their appearance as well.
You seem to have a stereotype in your head of how gay men should act: surely if you're gay yourself you must realise many (maybe most?) gay men don't fit that stereotype and why the fuck should they? Why should anyone have to fit any stereotype?
No, there's a difference between being naturally masculine and "straight acting". It's a phenomenon among the gay male community if you look it up. A "straight acting" gay man is not naturally masculine, he's someone who deliberately and consciously plays up stereotypical alpha-male behaviour to be better accepted by society and to be seen as more attractive... and then bash feminine gay men.
I have nothing against naturally masculine gay men, they do exist in large numbers, it wasn't my point to say they didn't. I'm sorry if that's how I came across. I just prefer it when gay men be themselves, whether naturally masculine or feminine, instead of having this kind of "culture cringe" where they deliberately bash openly gay people who are comfortable in themselves.