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• Are 90 per cent of giraffes gay? Work MP Dawn Butler triggered a tornado with her claim
• Boxer Manny Pacquiao Sorry for Claiming Gays “Worse Than Animals”
• Seven Gay Texts: Biblical Passages Utilized to Condemn Homosexuality
• Manny Pacquiao Excuses Claiming Gay Couples ‘Even Worse Than Animals’
• Manny Pacquiao asks forgiveness after saying gay couples are ‘even worse than pets’
• COURT: MALE KILLED PET FOR BEING A GAY-NINE
• 7 Gay Texts: Biblical Flows Made Use Of to Condemn Homosexuality
• 557 Gay Male With Pet Dog Premium High Res Photos
• Gay marauders’ chick from Amsterdam Royal Zoo released
• Ridiculous story of the week: ‘Gay’ pet discarded at shelter
• Nike Decrease Manny Pacquiao For Claiming Gay People ‘Are Worse Than Animals’
• Lions as well as Tigers and Bears, Oh My! (18 Gay People)
• Male is guilty of beating pet dog he believed was gay
• Male founded guilty of beheading canine with chainsaw currently encounters hate criminal activity costs in anti-gay attack
• Large Gay Al’s Huge Gay Boat Flight
• Manny Pacquiao excuses stating gays ‘worse than pets’
• Murs Supports Gay Civil Liberties, Kisses Male in ‘Pet Design’ Video: Enjoy
• 10 Gay Animals
• Lesbian Albatrosses and Gay Giraffes? The Science on Same-Sex Sexuality in Animals
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• Manny Pacquiao Apologizes for Claiming ‘Gay People Are Worse Than Pets’
• Manny Pacquiao not really sorry for claiming gays are ‘even worse than animals’

Cat Individual, Canine Individual, Gay, or Heterosexual: The Effect of Labels on a Male’s Viewed Maleness, Womanhood, as well as Likability

American undergrads (192 male, 521 female) rated masculinity, womanhood, and likability of 2 guys (one highly masculine and unfeminine, one usually manly with low feminineness) from a videotaped interaction. Participants were notified that both men were cat persons, pet dog individuals, heterosexual, adopted, or gay, or were unlabeled. Individuals rated the men less masculine when feline persons than when pet dog individuals or unlabeled, and also much less masculine and more womanly when gay than when anything else or unlabeled. The more manly man got lower feminine scores when a pet dog person than when a heterosexual, and higher masculine ratings when a dog person than when unlabeled. Labels did not impact likability. In general, the gay label regularly promoted cross-gender attributions, the pet dog person tag urged rather enhanced gender-appropriate attributions, and also the feline person label enabled normative acknowledgments.

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