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me and my boyfriend were making out in MoMA and after about 5 minutes some homophobic guard aggressively asked us to leave, I only had my hand under his shirt. we left but I think I should talk to a lawyer because we were quiet and not disturbing anyone
So basically, you and your boyfriend were making out passionately for 5 minutes with one hand up shirt.
Lol! It doesn't matter if you're gay, striaght, or anything. Museums are not for making out, especially so heavy that you had a hand under a shirt; plus, depending on where you live, that can be considered public indenecy. Next time, just look at shit, comment, and leave.
seriously? I'm pretty sure every place has the right to kick you out for that shit, I don't think the fact you were gay had any effect on it.
Why do you have to make out with your boyfriend in a museum? Were you aroused by paintings of Picasso's triangle cocks? Go get a room you disgusting assface.
I'm gay and that had nothing to do with "homophobia".
People just don't want ANY couple, gay or straight, eating eachothers' faces and groping eachother while they're trying to look around a museum.
Bloody hell, have some decorum. I hate seeing gays perpetuating the stereotype that we're sex-crazed deviants who have to get nasty 24/7.
It's not homophobic at all. When people visit a museum they're usually there to learn, not to watch two faggots make out. A part of the guards job is to not only to provide security but to ensure a quality learning environment. If a straight couple were making out for 5 mins with there hands near each others genitals, of course a guard would come up to them and tell them to leave. If I went to a museum and I saw a bunch of people swapping spit like no tomorrow, I would leave. You are part of the reason why people hate us. Grow up, we are not victims anymore, no one gives a shit if your gay. -Gay guy
I really don't want to see people making out in a gallery unless it's part of the art on exhibit.. I don't think the guard was homophobic.. I hope he would have intervened whether the inappropriate behaviour was gay or straight.