homophobia

people who are scared of owning a house

do you own a house
"no i have homophobia"

by schmoup May 23, 2023

homophobia

A severe condition, usually prominent in Republicans and most of American culture, leading one to:
- innacurately use bible quotings for the justification of killing homosexuals
- restrict the rights of millions
- hide in their rooms crying if they looked at the nude body of one of the same gender and did not vomit
- insessantly call things "Gay"

My mom won't let me go out for the big ethnicity-bashing because of my cerfew! That is so GAY!

by =^..^= February 20, 2005

homophobiasexual

One who is attracted to homophobics.

Willy: Hey baby!!
Tim: Hey now im not gay...
Willy: cool me either.
Tim: sure ur not... fag, get away from me.
Willy: no im a Homophobiasexual.
Tim: wtf is that??
Willy: im attracted to homophobics
Tim: ooh well in that case whats your number??

by Drummaboi09 September 25, 2007

homophobiaphobia

The fear of those who fear queers.

If you hope Rick Santorum gets caught in a rent-boy sting, you might just suffer from homophobiaphobia.

by orangefoxca September 8, 2012

Selective Homophobia

A term for guys who can't stand to see two gay guys kiss or hold hands, but still watch lesbian porn

Selective Homophobia is all too common.

If it's guy on guy it's bad.

If it's girl on girl, it's all good.

by dragonsniper22 December 27, 2010

homophobia

SHOULD mean:

1. fear of things that are the same

if you look at the basic meanings of its Greek roots:
Homo=same
Phobos=fear

but in everyday usage means:

2. fear of homosexuals

Or, possibly:

3. condition where one person has the same fears as someone else

1. With his homophobia, he can't look at a bunch of paperclips or go to a prep school without freaking out.

2. My homophobia restricts me from watching most home improvement TV shows.

3. We're both claustrophobic, making us homophobic as well.

by WombatAscension June 13, 2004

homophobia

Supposedly meaning 'fear of homosexuality,' homophobia's colloquial and rhetorical effect is often closer to that of 'disagreement with homosexuality.' According to its chief proponents, these two meanings are nearly synonymous, while those labeled as such claim that it is a misnomer intended to libel or slander those in disagreement with a particular lifestyle.

1. Homophobic person: If someone gay touches me, I'll kill them.

2. 'Homophobic' person: If someone gay talks to me, I'll discuss with them at length why I think their lifestyle is a moral/societal/civil mistake.

by Streen September 13, 2005