massive gay
a dorogative term used with the intention of showing displeasure at the one to whom you are uttering this phrase. this usually refers to the size of their perceived homs-xuality rather than the size of the h-m-s-xual themself. more often than not, however, h-m-s-xuality doesn’t actually have anything to do with the discussion. in the same way someone calls another a d-ck head because they don’t like them, rather than the victim of these insults actually having a p-n-s on the upper part of their face, “m-ssive gay” is used with the intention of hurting another’s feelings.
-i can’t come out tonight. i’ve got too much homework.
-you m-ssive gay!
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