All straight people are a little homophobic, and so they are entirely evil, so take advantage

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All straight people are homophobic, even if it is only a little, but even if it is small, that makes them totally evil and they need to be taken care of. If you were an obviously gay boy in elementary, middle, or high school, you know that it was not only a few of the heterosexual children who were nasty to you, it was all of them.  The obviously homosexual child is tortured by everyone, and those who don't do the direct harm, laugh, or worse, keep quite.  Homophobia is not taught to heterosexual children, they are naturally like that, and openly homophobic child because the secret homophobic adult. 

So what about heterosexuals who are nice to gay people.  Just because someone is nice or even advocates for homosexuals does not mean they are not homophobic.  First of all, homophobia was likely there first instinct.  Before there was much social conditioning to make heterosexuals at least tolerate homosexuals, almost everyone was universally homophobic, it was just simply not something you did.  The universally homophobic culture was held up because the heterosexuals were universally homophobic.  However, when the gay rights movement started, straight people began to be chided for being homophobic, eventually even by heterosexuals we managed to brainwash to be on our side.  This took decades, but eventually, we were able to embarrass the homophobes into the closet, yet they sit there with resentment and plan their return to power with much hatred. Your heterosexual friend is only your friend because of forces placed upon society to make them reconsider their initial and natural homophobia. 

Anyone who was an obvious homosexual at a young age knows that the moment their effeminacy was detected, they automatically lost value in their parent's eyes.  Sometimes heterosexual parents try to hide this, but all too often it is very apparent.  Gay boys are valued the least of all offspring, parents don't want lesbians either, but it is not as bad as being a gay boy.  Parents treat their gay sons with kindness because they feel guilty, they don't love the child, and if there were no laws stopping them they would kill it, but in a society where gay men now have a say, they are forced to hide their dark impulses. Straight parents, pushed into raising their gay children, become resentful, and eventually, the guilt they feel in not loving us turns into anger, why should they feel guilty for hating their gay son, they eventually realize in their evil ways.  Straight parents make fun of their gay sons behind their backs and discuss how disappointed they are.  Don't be fooled by parents who are not as vocal, no parent wants a homosexual boy, even if they hide it. Today, people say that all White people are a little racist, and it is very true (but all races are a little racist), and so it is also true all heterosexuals are a little bit homophobic. 

We need to live side-by-side with heterosexuals for now, but we should know that even when they are nice, their base instinct is to destroy us.  Receiving kindness from heterosexuals can be hard because it is fake, but for now, we should fakely accept it as it gets us somewhere in the world at the moment. I think most homosexual men are too noble to be nice back just to get something, I think gay men are kind to heterosexuals out of genuine desire, and so at this time, it might be too damaging to homosexuals to ask them to simply be maniacal and use heterosexuals by being civil with them.  However, if you are a homosexual who realizes you are dealing with wild animals when moving among heterosexuals, and are able to dupe them without feeling any guilt, I suggest you do this.  Use their kindness (be it fake) against them, give to get, they are hypocrites and deserve to be bilked of everything they can offer. That being said, some homosexuals who are very committed should not lie, if you are able to separate yourself from the world and let heterosexuals know what you really think of them, do it; make a statement for the cause, but know this will have consequences, so it is only for the most committed.