Uncomfortable yes. Accepting has nothing to do with not waiting to see 2 guys have sex. Accepting is not moving out because your roommate is gay.
well I disagree because I feel living in a free society that people have the right to not want to live with someone because they are uncomfortable with their orientation.
He did not have a problem with that prior, but once the guy walks in the room and sees his roomated getting blown by another guy, you need to realize in this guys head that he feels it will happen again and does not want that around him.
we would be understanding if some chick put out an ad for a roomate and said she did not want straight men applying because she would not be comfortable. and for the obvious possible reasons. you see that all the time in apartment ads
But if she said we would not want to live with some bull dyke for the veiled same reasons it becomes homophobic???
GTFOOH
as a society we are NEVER going to have a tolerant society as long as accusations of "---phobia" and shaming is rammed down our throats.
All we get for that is a society slowly and quietly pissed off under the surface that hits a boiling point and eventual backlash