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Sure there are some real freaks out there who do that, but I wouldn't say most of the people doing it are from that angle. I think it is ultimately a way to stroke their own ego, to imagine that they are so alluring or whatever that they can overcome some invisible barrier in the minds of the man they want to fuck.a lot of gays treat there gayness as a religion i've noticed where they have to spread it and convert people and they do it to a self destructive level
I blame the downturn of tragedy as a genre and subject matter. Fewer people are capable of appreciating the fatalistic nature of the beast and are further still not capable of seeing the beauty of the tragedy of it all. Having been the victim of a genuinely tragic romance, I can appreciate the life-narrative of it within my own life and make some sense of it in that context, but most people without that sort of life experience or cultural narrative to contextual with, they just sort of go into denial about it. Clearly a (more talented) writer needs to do some incompatible romance tragedies to get that shit through.As opposed to accepting "okay, I guess I can't be with him." Which I've been there, and I get that it can be an absolutely crushing feeling (come to think of it, the overwhelming majority of my crushes have been straight,) but if you're not an entitled creep, you should be able to accept that firstly, it can't happen, and secondly, if it did then the other guy would be miserable in the relationship.
