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homomisanthropy 

The hatred of homosexuals. To be used in place of "homophobia" (irrational fear of homosexuals), which is sometimes an inaccurate word to describe how some people feel about gay people.
A lot of college students still display shameless homomisanthropy. They should know better, but they don't.
homomisanthropy by MJmcnult June 3, 2011

homomisia 

Homomisia is a more etymologically accurate version of “homophobia.” Since most people aren’t scared of gay people, but rather, they hate them, “-mis-“ is a much more accurate Greek suffix.

Homomisia describes the hatred of, or discrimination inflicted upon, gay people.

Related words include: transmisia, queermisia, and lesbomisia
“Did you hear? Jacob is *totally* homomisic.”

“Really? That’s fucked up. Homomisia is such a problem at this school.”
homomisia by Foster-Florence June 16, 2021

Homomisic 

The actual word you want to be using. To hate or dislike gay people. Using the suffix -misic/-misia meaning to hate or dislike, as opposed to the current suffix incorrectly used; -phobe/-phobia which means to fear.
Person #1: I think I might be homophobic.
Person #2: So you're afraid of gay people?
Person #1: No, I don't like them.
Person #2: So then you're Homomisic.
Homomisic by Soup rice Butt sex October 25, 2022

Homomusical Attraction 

A non-sexual attraction to a musician (of your own sex) and their music to the point where you have developed great admiration and an unhealthy obsession. Every time their music comes on, you start listening to the music, their voice included if they're a vocal artist, no matter whats going on, and it starts to make you feel good, even in the worst times.
Joe: Hey Frank, you like Elton John?

Frank: Elton John! I love all his songs, he's so awesome! No joke, I have a Homomusical attraction to him. He's the man.

Joe: All right bro, chill.
Homomusical Attraction by Danacious T December 20, 2010

Homomisia 

The hatred of gay people
P1: Liberals are so Homophobic
P2:No, they’re no scared of gay people, they hate gay people, they’re Homomisia

Homomisia 

The actual word for the dislike/hatred for homosexuality.
It is often confused with homophobia, which is the irrational fear of homosexuality.
The homomisia is so rampant in this town that I saw a man yelling slurs towards a gay man and many people joined in on it.
Homomisia by ISaidWutISaid December 23, 2023
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