He has said he could love a man just as much as a woman. So you be the judge.
And I hate to rehash, I really do, but I was going back threw this thread and found something that really bothered me.
Winter said:
The reason I dislike Hyde is because of his promotion of Satanic imagry, without knowing the first thing about the dark lord. His dawning of such things as the pentacol, and the numeric image of the 3 six's, its just offensive to me, as a Satanist. He's using it apparently as some sort of ploy for taking his image into a different direction, or something. That irritates me.
Hyde is not a Satanist and isn't trying to be. He doesn't believe in any deity whether it be the Holy Spirit or the Dark Lord.
I don't believe the title of his second album, "666", really has all that horribly much to do with actual Satanism. Yes, the album has it's dark elements and yes Hyde did say once that he preferred the Devil over Angels. But respect for the Devil and belief in the Devil are two different things. I really don't think the album title or any of the lyrics are ploys to get attention or to change his image to that of someone like say Marilyn Manson (who, for the record, I love).
"I lost myself I think I need someone in here
I know I'm sane but still my demon calls me
A lot of bruises to remind me what I'm hear for
Let's play six six six"
I guess one could take the above stanza from "Words of Love" off of "666" as sending a Satanic message but really it isn't. He's using a metaphor for loneliness I believe. I don't see how it's anything to get upset over. When he uses Christian imagery as a metaphor people don't seem to give a s**t really so they shouldn't for the opposite either.
For instance:
"We'll say goodbye, Lost Heaven
How we longed for Heaven
We're letting go of something we never had
Time goes so fast, Heaven is lost"
Now do you see Christians getting worked up over that? No. Does the stanza mean Hyde's converted to Christianity or is using it for his image? No. Hyde is a devout atheist. I don't believe he means any disrespect when using religious imagery or metaphors.
Okay, I've said my peace. I'm done.