softbanker wrote...
Fictional or not a real man would never say that he would have sex with another man or even a fictional man. Fiction mirrors a person's fantasy and those a person creates a fictional world like anime, doujins or movies from which it takes its physical form. And by this a person manifest his thoughts, feelings and maybe urge or fetishes and that my friend is real. If you think that I'm wrong to say that its wrong for a real man to have fetish or fantasy from a fictional trap character then why not try asking a friend or two and see what they would think about you. Just say that your gay and you'll have my full support. I have some gay friends so I will understand.
This is a
false dilemma. You're putting the male population into two boxes, labelled "straight" and "gay". Furthermore, you're saying that being in the former box is a requisite for being a "real man", a highly subjective term. You're also saying that wanting to have sex with a man — even just one — puts one in the latter box. This is a worldview I highly disagree with.
Let me inform you about a thing called the
Kinsey scale. The gist of it is: 0 means exclusive heterosexuality, 6 means exclusive homosexuality, everything in between is varying degrees of bisexuality. An additional grade, X, means asexuality. While not taking into account such things as percieved gender versus physical gender (which is the heart of the conflict here), it is still more adequate than putting people into two cleanly divided populations.
As for "real man", everyone has a different perception of what the term means. You are of the opinion that being heterosexual is a requirement. It isn't. A homosexual can be just as "manly" as a heterosexual.
tl;dr: The world ain't black and white, stop seeing it as such.