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This thirsty trend reveals the reason gay guys exist

The gays love any excuse to flood the internet with pictures of hot men, and today is no exception. A new trend on Gay X™ (a name that just doesn’t hit the same as Gay Twitter™) is filling our timelines with “aesthetically pleasing” men, thanks to a viral homophobic post.

“How can dudes be gay?” asked the post in question, accompanied by a picture of a bikini-clad woman. “The female body is so aesthetically pleasing.”

Really, that guy should’ve been able to answer his own question: What’s “aesthetically pleasing” to you isn’t what pleases most gay guys, and vice versa. Besides, on seeing a beautiful woman, why is your first thought as a straight man about what gay guys are thinking?

But the gays of the internet decided to teach him a visual lesson, sharing their celebrity crushes, gay awakenings, and all them of the world that have them asking the opposite question: How can dudes be straight?

For example, didn’t everyone develop crushes on the Kratt Brothers when watching Zoboomafoo, or on Chris O’Donnell as Robin in Batman Forever?

https://twitter.com/salmattos/status/1815781379512422419

What about the hundreds of hunky actors on our screens every day, from Taylor Zakhar Perez and Matt Bomer…

https://twitter.com/cleanfreshgrass/status/1816084924409024934
https://twitter.com/rhymeswithbeg/status/1815913828774993976

…to Luke Macfarlane and Tanner Buchanan…

https://twitter.com/scottinaussie/status/1816050036192497921

…and superheroes like Chris Evans and Henry Cavill?

https://twitter.com/thejohnny81/status/1815719514459291664

Then there are stars of music like Wonho…

…influencers like Will Neff and Louis Phillips…

https://twitter.com/AntiPiker/status/1815930480077799889
https://twitter.com/SettCandy/status/1815726721443733595

…and athletes like Gus Kenworthy and Shane Wiskus.

https://twitter.com/RhysPommelChamp/status/1815918008487080014

Even video game characters like Hanzo from Overwatch entered the conversation. He may not be real, but he’s “aesthetically pleasing” nonetheless.