According to who or what exactly? Devs can do whatever they want to do. It is their game. I also find you gay panic dudes to be so cringe. Devs will add every fetish under the sun randomly and you don't say a word.
i find people who are insecure about straight being the normal sexual orientation to be cringe. we dont necessarily have a problem with fetishes like a woman giving footjob or whatever, because that's underneath the category of heterosexuality (man + woman) so we're more likely to be okay with heterosexual fetishes. we do have a problem when it comes to a MAN giving a footjob though because homosexuality is a whole different category! cry about it however much you like but a lot of people are unattracted by gay acts and that's totally normal & okay.
but ur deflecting statement that "people let every fetish fly under the sun" is obviously not true because a lot of fetishes are controversial even tho they're straight. quit trying to say people specifically have a problem with gay stuff when thats just not true.
The minute a gay scene is added you freak the fuck out. It's actually incredible how insecure some of you are. Fyi, many women look at your gay aversion as a sign that you are too insecure to take seriously.
no ones averting gay stuff anymore, because from my personal experience, the homies are constantly doing "gay shit" like grabbing eachothers chests and doing gay jokes. we're comfortable asf with it just like how my white friends can comfortably do dark humor but go to war if someone was actually racist against me. likewise, are we unirionically gay even though we're comfortable with gay shit? no, we're straight: we're disguisted by gay sex so when this game could appeal more to their target audiance instead of adding scenes applying to a entirely different & minor demographic which has content we're disguisted by, then that's we can naturally criticise that. 1+1.
fyi, many women look at your gay desire as a sign that you're never going to be taken seriously enough to get out of the friendzone.
