@garlog
I can't show them because guys get boners?
Sounds like the problem is the boner, not the noutrishment sac of fat

But he's on the internet aswell?
Anyway, I don't care if you describe his clothes as "feminine" or "pimp"
The thing is that people react negatively to what's different, even when it's not hurting anyone, like this man

Well I have seen him only on the internet, so, why do women of the internet do not count?

Thanks to the people who dared to stand out, gay rights exist
You can be homosexual and homophobic, as well as you can be a sexist and a woman
Saying that you feel uncomfortable around that man just because he's dressed more feminine is just nonsense

Secondary sexual characteristics, such as beards or body hair
There was a time in China where a woman's feet were considered just as sexual as breast nowadays. It's a matter of culture.

Yup, that's him

Exactly, @guestwho, I love dogs and I consider them to be great creatures, however, it's an animal, and if you can't properly raise a big dog (that does not have to be more agressive that a small one, but an anxious chihuahua is not nearly as dangerous as an anxious doberman) it's better if you don't take care of them untill you know how to treat them.
Yes, you may not know nothing about how to raise a dog and be lucky enough to have a huge hairy baby incapable of bitting anyone, but It can also get nervous sometime and react to defend himself from a child if he doesn't know a bit of discipline

Very impressive

The downside that I see is that when you teach religion in a school as mine (catholic, or simply religious), you know that there will be a imprint of the thoughts of the teachers, and of course we were told that homosexuality was wrong, that a man should be with a woman and other things that shouldn't be said in a class full of kids, as they have no critical thinking.
I have grown out of many things that i had in my mind because i was in a context that implied them, but not everyone can do that, and I think it's sad to raise the next generation with such outdated values.
So, yes, religion as history, of course
Religion as a doctrine, not my idea of what a school should be.
I'm sorry if i don't sound very coherent, I've got a final tomorrow and the autocorrector keeps putting words in Spanish as i write

I attended a catholic school in Spain (I'm not really a believer but there I was) it was ruled by nuns and in "religion" the subject was about the three main religions that had had an impact on Spanish history (Islam Judaism and Christianity (this one more than tje other two)) It was more historical than anything else.

You english speakers and your apostrophe

Or maybe he's an asshole

Maybe she's not attracted to him at all
What's more, maybe he only sees her as a friend

No shit Sherlock