homophobia

ho•mo•pho•bi•a \ˌhō-mə-ˈfō-bē-ə\ Noun Offensive Slur. 1. Non-medical, non-scientific pejorative term used to demean and ridicule any disagreement with or disapproval of aberrant, deviant, or unnatural pseudo sexual behaviors or practices, i.e., with Aberrosexualism, bisexualism, fetishism, homosexualism, lesbianism, necrophilism, sadomasochism, zoophilism, etc. 2. (Sexism) Offensive, pejorative term used to degrade and ridicule the universal rejection of aberrant, deviant, or unnatural pseudo sexual behaviors or practices, i.e., Aberrosexual or homosexual behavior or conduct. 3. (Religion) Disparaging, pejorative term used to attack and stigmatize well-settled Christian and/or Catholic beliefs on human sexuality, marriage, and the family. 4. (Politics) Discriminatory and politicized pejorative term used to deny basic human rights, as well as incite and justify violence against people who disagree with the extremist Aberrosexualist (aka “Homosexualist”) ideology. The slur ''homophobia'' has no basis in medicine or science and has never even been listed in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM). Homosexualism, however, is considered by many doctors and scientists a real psycho-sexual disorder and was recognized as such in the DSM until excluded in 1973 due to coercive pressures by Aberrosexualist groups, and not due to any clinical studies or medical research. Synonyms: orthosexuality, sexual normality Antonyms: Aberrosexualism, homosexualism