Unless they are benching him for the game, this is just PR fluff
True that. The coach said this morning, when asked about whether it would impact his play time at the SuperBowl "I think it’s going to impact him going forward." Which is very evasive.
I hope they do the right thing and bench him.
I'd even give them a pass at benching him for this game, if they were to bench him for next season, because I wouldn't want it to affect the team as a whole, when he was the only one who made these comments. They could more easily work without him next season.
Why is he so much more afraid of exposing himself in front of a gay man than in front of straight man? I've been in locker rooms with lesbians before and not one incidence of rug munching has occured just because we both happened to be undressed in the same room.
I don't think anything actually has to happen to make a person uncomfortable. I would be uncomfortable exposing myself to a room full of women, not as much as a room full of men, but still uncomfortable. I would, however, refuse to undress in a room full of people that could potentially be checking me out.
FTR, Brendan Ayanbadejo of the Ravens has very vocally supported gay marriage rights, so please feel free to let that sway who you'll be rooting for on Sunday!
Isn't SF like the gay capital of the world? (all my knowledge comes from Real World SF - I have no idea if this is even true and I really hope it's not offensive because if it is I'm sheltered and it's a really stupid assumption)
I don't think anything actually has to happen to make a person uncomfortable. I would be uncomfortable exposing myself to a room full of women, not as much as a room full of men, but still uncomfortable. I would, however, refuse to undress in a room full of people that could potentially be checking me out.
Oh my fucking Lord, you are so exhausting. Just because someone is sexually attracted to the same gender that you happen do be doesn't mean they want to bone and/or scissor everybody of that particular gender, including you.
Why is he so much more afraid of exposing himself in front of a gay man than in front of straight man? I've been in locker rooms with lesbians before and not one incidence of rug munching has occured just because we both happened to be undressed in the same room.
I don't think anything actually has to happen to make a person uncomfortable. I would be uncomfortable exposing myself to a room full of women, not as much as a room full of men, but still uncomfortable. I would, however, refuse to undress in a room full of people that could potentially be checking me out.
Then go change in a bathroom stall or keep yourself covered by a towel. Don't walk around naked and you don't have to worry about being checked out. Which probably isn't happening as often as you like to think anyway.
Oh my fucking Lord, you are so exhausting. Just because someone is sexually attracted to the same gender that you happen do be doesn't mean they want to bone and/or scissor everybody of that particular gender, including you.
I don't think anything actually has to happen to make a person uncomfortable. I would be uncomfortable exposing myself to a room full of women, not as much as a room full of men, but still uncomfortable. I would, however, refuse to undress in a room full of people that could potentially be checking me out.
Then go change in a bathroom stall or keep yourself covered by a towel. Don't walk around naked and you don't have to worry about being checked out. Which probably isn't happening as often as you like to think anyway.
I am quite private about my body. I am not saying that everyone in room is checking me out, I am saying that it is uncomfortable to me.
I don't shower with anyone I don't want to see me without clothes.
So whether they're gay or straight, you don't want other people to see you without clothes on? Correct? You would be equally as uncomfortable with a straight man checking you out as you would be gay woman checking you out?
I don't shower with anyone I don't want to see me without clothes.
So whether they're gay or straight, you don't want other people to see you without clothes on? Correct? You would be as uncomfortable with a straight man checking you out as you would be gay woman checking you out?
So whether they're gay or straight, you don't want other people to see you without clothes on? Correct? You would be as uncomfortable with a straight man checking you out as you would be gay woman checking you out?
Yes, that is correct.
There's nothing wrong with being modest, but that's not what this guy is doing. He is saying only gay men shouldn't be allowed in the locker rooms. I'm pretty sure that if the team owners suddenly said " well, we need you guys to share a locker room with the cheer leaders for a few games, he wouldn't be throwing a hissy fit at the thought of one of them accidentally catching a glance of junk.
Be honest, Soozy, this falls under the "shit I don't want to have to explain to my children" doesn't it. "No, you can't be naked around other boys because one of them might be gay and HIS PENIS WILL ATTACK YOU."
No. It falls under "private parts", we keep those private.
There's nothing wrong with being modest, but that's not what this guy is doing. He is saying only gay men shouldn't be allowed in the locker rooms. I'm pretty sure that if the team owners suddenly said " well, we need you guys to share a locker room with the cheer leaders for a few games, he wouldn't be throwing a hissy fit at the thought of one of them accidentally catching a glance of junk.
If the team was asked to share the locker room with the cheerleaders there would be outrage and sexual harrassment lawsuits and threats of lawsuits all over the place -- even if then men weren't checking the women out or the women checking the men out.
Be honest, Soozy, this falls under the "shit I don't want to have to explain to my children" doesn't it. "No, you can't be naked around other boys because one of them might be gay and HIS PENIS WILL ATTACK YOU."
No. It falls under "private parts", we keep those private.
If the team was asked to share the locker room with the cheerleaders there would be outrage and sexual harrassment lawsuits and threats of lawsuits all over the place -- even if then men weren't checking the women out or the women checking the men out.
You're missing the point. The dude wouldn't care, even though the women might possibly maybe be sexually attracted to him. However, he WOULD care about a dude who might possibly maybe be sexually attracted to him sharing a locker room. Which means it's not about the sexual attractedness, it's about the gender of the other person.
Well, everyone has a comfort level, I guess his is just a little lower than yours.
"I don't do the gay guys man," said Culliver, whose Niners play the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday. "I don't do that. No, we don't got no gay people on the team, they gotta get up out of here if they do. "Can't be with that sweet stuff. Nah…can't be…in the locker room man. Nah."