'Respect and decency do not require a specific sexual orientation.
Anyone decent would know this wasn’t a decent thing to do in a roomful of naked women.
The reason they stayed silent or were reluctant to pipe up is because people like the white T-shirt man would say they were transphobic. And that is a horrible thing to be accused of.'
Yes of course.
What I'm getting at is that if you're gay, then speaking up especially in front of other gay men will likely cost you much more.
That's all I'm saying.
Not that there is a difference in respect etc but that IF that's the case (and USA might well be very different in terms of what men would even slightly pay to use a facility where all the men are naked) then the consequences could be massive arguments with partners, friends, being labelled a bigot and essentially ostracised from friendship groups etc.
I'm not saying that straight men would have stepped in necessarily- IME they don't. But it would go some way to explaining wokebro and the total frozen inaction of the men watching.
If you're in the LGBT+ community and I'm imagining (could be wrong obv) that the male spa was predominantly used by gay men, then speaking up then even slightly would be, well. Very different.