A man says he accepts gay people but feels uncomfortable when his male friend stares at his girlfriend's body and comments on her scent. He questions whether his jealousy is insecurity or a legitimate warning sign about his friend's intentions.
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I'm a guy, man. Let me be the first to say I don't have no problem with homosexuals at all. We can hang out, kick it, whatever, you feel me? So come at me with it. But when you looking at my girl with hunger in your eyes, like, I know how a heterosexual male is. You turn around, you looking at her butt. Gay dudes ain't tripping off a girl butt, you feel me? What you looking at her butt for, you feel me? All the time. Every time you over, you looking at her butt. Hold on, every single time. Every time you come over, you looking at her butt. You wanna linger on her hand and stuff. Like, oh, Jordan, you smell good. I can't look at anybody's butt. Go get another girl, bro. Like, go get another girlfriend. Like, what's wrong? Why you around mine so much? Like, why you always around your girl? Because your girl comes around me talking about you. I mean, I said y'all friends all the time.