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There is actually some evidence which supports this theory.
Researchers at Georgia University took two groups of "heterosexual" men; one homophobic and one nonhomophobic. They measured their sexual arousal in response to heterosexual and homosexual pornography and discovered a significant difference between the groups. The homophobic group exhibited far greater arousal in response to the homosexual pornography than did the nonhomophobic group. Anyone interested in reading the full article from the American Psychological Association's Journal of Abnormal Psychology; Volume 105, No. 3 pages 440-445 can do so here (it's a PDF file)
There is actually some evidence which supports this theory.
Researchers at Georgia University took two groups of "heterosexual" men; one homophobic and one nonhomophobic. They measured their sexual arousal in response to heterosexual and homosexual pornography and discovered a significant difference between the groups. The homophobic group exhibited far greater arousal in response to the homosexual pornography than did the nonhomophobic group. Anyone interested in reading the full article from the American Psychological Association's Journal of Abnormal Psychology; Volume 105, No. 3 pages 440-445 can do so here (it's a PDF file)