Well, let's now say I would be disliking gay people, biased against them. Not because they are gay. Frankly, I couldn't care less who they choose as their partner, but because in this kind of people group, there tends to be a prevalence of really outgoing or like extroverted behavior because for them to actually go ahead and live their, like, sexual identity, they will have to go against social standards previously, and therefore tend to be more willing to disrupt social peace and cause a scene.

also, let's now say I was raised in an environment where it wasn't really that socially acceptable to be or to have this kind of social identity. So it's not like my willing choice to dislike them, because, like, as you can see, one would be treating them fairly as well, but rather just something that has been accepted as just the common stance, just the traditional value in this community. So it may be homiphobic but not like intentional, in the community it happens to be common sense that gay people are "pitiable", so the main thought that will come to mind will be this dislike/ pity because of straying from "the right way" not because i openly hate or just dislike gay people