A priest and the wrestling coach gay
Creepy Gym Coach
Hey, coach! Leave them kids alone!
— Mr. Duvall, Mean Girls
A ordinary stereotype of coaches and school gym teachers is that they have a "special interest" in their students.
Some of the things they may execute include staring intently at people while they activity, getting all touchy-feely with them, making flirtatious comments, trying to peek at them changing/showering, stealing underwear (and sometimes sniffing them), or desperately trying to get into people's pants. Their intentions can range from plain creepy (staring and sexual comments, but not actively trying to hurt people) to downright villainous (e.g., molestation or in-and-out rape). If the coach is well valued (usually because they coach a famous sports team), then they might become away with their efforts.
People who are victimized by a creepy coach can be any age, with people who are school-aged being the most common. It won't termination well for them if the parents find out, however.
Sub-Trope of Predatory Pervert. Due to the perception that All Men Are Perverts and that A Man Is Always Eager, the c
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As a basketball coach for 30 years, Denny Smith seldom thought about LGBT issues. Being queer wasn’t right or wrong; it simply was not part of the Xs-and-Os world Smith (who calls his preceding coaching style “authoritarian”) knew so well.
Raised as Catholic, he could have been angry, upset, muddled, and even hateful when Kyle – one of his three sons – came out in his early 20s.
Instead, Smith cried. It was not because of the news; it was because Smith feared Kyle would face a lifetime of hatred and cruelty.
Smith had already seen “blistering” letters to the editor when a priest in their town of St. Cloud, Minn. came out. Many came from other ministers. But Smith had also seen that the love between a family relative and his boyfriend – a adolescent man who died of AIDS – was no other than the passion Smith felt for his wife, Pat.
Smith grew furious a few years later when Kyle’s boyfriend Joe – a student from the Philippines, whom the Smiths considered part of their family – was forced to leave the country because his student visa expired. The couple still lives apart. (Kyle, who has a good job with Microsoft, ge
A Catholic priest received a standing ovation from his congregation after he ended a sermon by announcing he’s gay.
Father Martin Dolan — who has been the priest and administrator at Church of St Nicholas of Myra in Dublin, Ireland for the past 15 years — was calling on his congregation to vote for same-sex marriage in the upcoming Irish referendum, when he uttered the declaration: “I’m same-sex attracted myself.”
Andrew Hyland, the co-director of Marriage Equality Ireland, lives near the church, and told VICE News that while he’s not personally Catholic, he knows that Dolan has always been popular among the parish.
Hyland said Dublin was buzzing with talk of Dolan’s disclosure. “Everyone was delighted he did it,” he said, adding that, “people are very much hopeful that he will endure in the parish.”
Local community youth worker Liz O’Connor told the Irish Sun: “Father Martin has always been an advocate of people’s rights, and even spoke about infant abuse in the Church.”
She added: “He is a dude of real conviction and he doesn’t back down… He speaks his mind.”
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