homofanatic
A person, not necessarily queer himself, who is painfully absorbed in the LGBTQ identity movement who gets very butthurt at anything less than total acceptance of queerness. Usually a very rabidly political animal.
The homofanatic went into a sputtering rage when his neighbor politely told him didn't believe in homo "marriage".
homofanatic by Dr Zempf April 20, 2015
Related Words
Homofian • homofan • HOMOBIAN • homofanatic • Homofancies • Homofantabularian • homosian • homotianity
homofan
Homofan— A person who has a peculiar interest in homosexuality. Obvious signs include an obsessive nature over gay/lesbian relationships, fiction, art, etc. They often show great appreciation for such things, and slander those who are homophobic, the adversary to homofans. A heterosexual can also be a homofan.
In fan fiction, homofanatical tendencies can be seen throughout much of the archives, especially in popular catagories such as Harry Potter, Pirates of the Caribbean, Lord of the Rings, etc. This type of writing is usually called slash.
In fan fiction, homofanatical tendencies can be seen throughout much of the archives, especially in popular catagories such as Harry Potter, Pirates of the Caribbean, Lord of the Rings, etc. This type of writing is usually called slash.
Homofancies
Back in my day, there were homofancies, not those fancy homosexuals with featherbeds and thread count sheets.
Homofancies by Jpaschen July 20, 2010
homotianity
it’s a religion that believes that straight people goes against nature and are kinda(a lot) disgusting. it’s heterophobic joke for the lgbt community.
ryan: i can’t believe some man and woman kiss 🤢
olivia: i know like get a room, i don’t want my kids to see that
jackson: it’s “Adam and Steve” not “aDaM aNd StEvE”
kris: the force hets into movie sooo much
olivia: it goes against my religion
some straightie: umm what? and what is that
all the gays: homotianity, duhh
olivia: i know like get a room, i don’t want my kids to see that
jackson: it’s “Adam and Steve” not “aDaM aNd StEvE”
kris: the force hets into movie sooo much
olivia: it goes against my religion
some straightie: umm what? and what is that
all the gays: homotianity, duhh
homotianity by lesbian-femme March 21, 2020
homosian
homosian by cuhzimthebombb April 17, 2009
HOMOBIAN
Pat and Les were clearingly a couple of homobian's, as it was nearly impossible to tell who was the alpha role in the relationship since they both drove monster sized 4-wheel-drive trucks.
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