You're not getting it, are you? All right. Allow me to show you some examples of what I'm referring to (and Brock is part of these guys, make no mistake about that):
Glenn Quagmire
Charlie Harper
Oolong
Master Roshi
Brody Mitchum
Gaston
etc. etc.
Those guys, who basically hit on women a lot, and viewing them as nothing more than mere sex objects. I don't wish to act like them, so I try to control (ie, supress) my heterosexual urges so I don't act like them. However, it also relegates to a paranoic mind-battle between society's twisted ways and trying to treat women with respect, as society seemed to think that I HAVE to act like the above men (either by reading porn or actually doing it with every female) or I must be gay (even though I have never had a crush or a sexual attraction on a guy in my life, not even once.). Something similar happened on the Two and a Half Men episode
Tucked Taped and Gorgeous, where Alan is constantly getting grief from his friend and loved ones about "coming out of the closet" and concluding that he is homosexual just because he had rotten luck with women especially compared with his brother. Let's not forget the General Blue Saga where Bulma and Krillin concluded that General Blue must have been homosexual just because he was never attracted to Bulma at all (since when does not being attracted to one woman out of 3.2 billion females in the population even hint at being gay? Granted, if he had started flirting with Krillin or Goku, that's one thing, or if he tried to find out every single woman in the world and he had no attraction whatsoever, also one thing.). I mean, I know I'm straight, and that I'll never change (my orientation is already prewritten into my DNA), but does that really mean I have to act exactly like the stereotypical heterosexuals listed above? I'm christian, I hate objectifying women for their bodies (which, sadly, society as a whole seems to think a male has to objectify a female's body and hang out with/"play with" her until he gets bored (and vice versa) in order to be considered heterosexual.). This is always painful to me having to witness this. I wish we heterosexuals actually respected women rather than view them/their bodies as being objects to toy around with.