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Christian Voice
reply to post by bigfatfurrytexan
OK, so let me get this straight. You guys are saying that there are 4 types of people on this planet, the homosexual which according to you is completely natural and good, the heterosexual who could care less what anyone else does, the bisexual who has no preference really who or what they sleep with, and the heterosexual that is anti gay because he is a suppressed homosexual himself ? Is that summing it up right ?
From what I'm gathering from you guys, the only way possible for someone to be anti gay and think homosexuality is wrong is if he himself is suppressing homosexual urges and hates himself ? Please correct me if I'm reading this wrong.
Christian Voice
reply to post by OrphanApology
That study is a load of biased horse crap.
Christian Voice
From what I'm gathering from you guys, the only way possible for someone to be anti gay and think homosexuality is wrong is if he himself is suppressing homosexual urges and hates himself ? Please correct me if I'm reading this wrong.
Christian Voice
reply to post by OrphanApology
That study is a load of biased horse crap.
terriblyvexed
reply to post by bigfatfurrytexan
We're all gay, it's just to what extent are you gay.
But to say you've always known you're gay or strait is in my view wrong. I hope we can all agree that child molester's are not natural, but if sexuality is something you just are, and not of you're own choice, then should we show leniency for this perversion? It's who they are, they can't help it, they were born that way, right?
No sexuality is not a born thing it's experience, and choice as you become sexually mature.
For some the lines will always be muddled, myself for example, I've never engaged in homosexuality not for moral reasons "as I can find nothing immoral about it", but because I decided I prefer women.But yet I still can't look you in the eye, and say rather or not I'm sexually attracted to Russel Crowe! That man is my enigma!
He has such dreamy eyes, and can wear the hell out of a cowboy hat! We're all gay it's just to what extent, and the choice has and always will be you're own.
Stormdancer777
Here is question I asked a gay member a long time ago and the gay forum members were really nice about responding to it.
Why is it many times gays chose a partner that looks male or female.
There is a role they take on, one women is very feminine and the other very butch.
And same way with the men.
I mean if you are attracted to men, then why do you want a feminine one.
I just think there are many question regarding sexuality that cannot be answered .edit on 123131p://bMonday2013 by Stormdancer777 because: (no reason given)
Stormdancer777
Here is question I asked a gay member a long time ago and the gay forum members were really nice about responding to it.
Why is it many times gays chose a partner that looks male or female.
There is a role they take on, one women is very feminine and the other very butch.
And same way with the men.
So as to why lesbian couples or gay couples follow patterns is because when you have a boy looking partner and girly looking partner people treat you better than if you have two of same.
Stormdancer777
reply to post by OrphanApology
So as to why lesbian couples or gay couples follow patterns is because when you have a boy looking partner and girly looking partner people treat you better than if you have two of same.
WOW that's interesting, it must be a psychological thing.
I have been a tom boy all my life, the thing my boyfriends and husbands loved most about me was that I loved to hunt and fish and was very athletic, always preferred mens jeans and shirts to womens, but I am straight as they come.
No one ever thought I was gay.
Stormdancer777
reply to post by soulwaxer
maybe we are only looking for companionship,friendship, you usually become friends before lovers, and eventually become friends again when your sex drive diminishes.
If there is not more than sex in a relationship it wont last anyway.
While it is not widely known in Australia, there is a third gender of people who make up an important and accepted part of Samoan culture.
Samoan Fa'afafine – or “Fafa” – are men who are raised as females and identify with that gender.
They mostly have relationships with heterosexual men and are generally not gay.
In Samoa, gender identity is largely based on a person's role in the family and if one family has numerous sons and no daughters, it's not uncommon to raise one of the boys as a girl.
In fact, being a Fa'afaine or the practice of males adopting female gender roles and the attributes traditionally associated with women is deeply embedded in much of Polynesia.
Some Polynesian elders believe there are boys born with the “Fa'afafine spirit,” while others say it can be nurtured.
Boys like Leo Tanoi, who don't feel the Fa'afafine spirit, may be nominated as the Fafa in a family of all boys but Leo says that doesn't always work out for the best.
“Quite a lot of the memories I have related to this is all the physical abuse,” he says.
“A lot of physical violence,
bigfatfurrytexan
Yeah, I know....sick of the gay threads almost as much as GZ threads. But something I want to share with you as an epiphany as it regards choosing your sexuality.
The debate about sexuality runs the gamut from its morality, to why people engage in various practices. As it regards morality, nothing can really be determined due to the wholly subjective nature of what morality is. We each develop our own views based on our own experiences and choices. Essentially, morality is "What Would I Do", as you then judge everyone else based on that standard (people will rarely admit to their own evils, choosing instead of rationalize them).
But much has been said about whether or not someone chooses to be gay. I see it on these boards all the time, usually from some random poster with very few posts to their names. But not always.
I think something important is overlooked in that debate, however: that we tend to believe others capable of the same things we are. It is what I stated above: the world is judged by your own standard, determined by your own experiences and your own context.
As a heterosexual male, I do not see homosexuality as a choice. Sex is a performance issue with men, and I just would not be able to perform. It would be like an anti-arousal for me. So homosexual sex is not a choice for me, personally, as I am physically incapable of it. This life's experience has made me believe that homosexuality is something you are born with, or at the very least have ingrained on you psychologically. It is a state that is part and parcel to your being, as you typically cannot control what arouses you (i am not denying the psychological impacts of learned behaviors and associations....but that is part of what makes you who you are, so there is no need to deny it).
So what of people who believe that it is a choice? What, in their own personal contexts, would make them believe that people can choose to be aroused by the same sex? It would never occur to me that someone might be able to control what arouses them without extensive psychological training. Nor would it occur to me that one could choose whether or not the same sex is arousing.
I think you see where this is going.....and it is absolutely not a slur on anyone (being gay is not an insult). However, I would suspect that many who claim that homosexuality is a choice, when faced with this quandry, would react quite aggressively.
And to be honest, I understand that. For someone who campaigns about the moral depravity of the homosexual, as well as the choice that homosexuals make because of this depravity....admitting that your own homosexual feelings provide the life's experience and context for your beliefs would be very difficult. But because you are able to wrestle your own demons and abstain from homosexual expression, you expect others to do the same. To live up to your own moral achievement.
Just like the guy who loses 200lbs, and then calls everyone "fat". I mean hey, if he can do it, why can't everyone else?
Stormdancer777
OH check this out, I had heard of the Fa'afafine before but forgot all about it.
Fa'afafine: The boys raised to be girls
www.sbs.com.au...
While it is not widely known in Australia, there is a third gender of people who make up an important and accepted part of Samoan culture.
Samoan Fa'afafine – or “Fafa” – are men who are raised as females and identify with that gender.
They mostly have relationships with heterosexual men and are generally not gay.
In Samoa, gender identity is largely based on a person's role in the family and if one family has numerous sons and no daughters, it's not uncommon to raise one of the boys as a girl.
In fact, being a Fa'afaine or the practice of males adopting female gender roles and the attributes traditionally associated with women is deeply embedded in much of Polynesia.
Some Polynesian elders believe there are boys born with the “Fa'afafine spirit,” while others say it can be nurtured.
Boys like Leo Tanoi, who don't feel the Fa'afafine spirit, may be nominated as the Fafa in a family of all boys but Leo says that doesn't always work out for the best.
“Quite a lot of the memories I have related to this is all the physical abuse,” he says.
“A lot of physical violence,
If that is the case, then how come so many of the other Biblical admonitions are able to be ignored with impunity? or as Carlin allegedly asked...
colbe
God's just judgment is close, Heaven says "soon", partly for our nation's acceptance (thank the Lord, not everyone) of the "act", it is a grave MORTAL sin.