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[Blood Falcon]

I saw that the other one was real old so I thought I'd make a new one.

Well for me, I don't mind any of the three. What do you care what people do in their bedroom? Does it affect you? Does it give a negative experience to you? No.

Regarding the religious stuff, I believe that not being straight is not a sin. It isn't the person's fault they are homosexual, bisexual, or transexual. I haven't read a single word of the bible but I don't see in a single way it could be a sin. It's not hurting anyone, thing, or enviroment.

Do you think that people are born with a specific sexuality or if it's shaped througout time? I personally think that you shape your sexuality over time.

My apoligies if my speaking is unclear, it's 1:00 AM where I am and I'm typing on my itouch.

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I personally don't give a damn about a person's sexuality. They're exactly the same as me.


I would've thought people's experiences in life would determine their sexual orientation though.

[Soviet Comrade]

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[Seraphinox]

[Zepher Tensho]

Screw the bible

I don't think it's wrong at all and I hate when religious people try to use religion as an excuse to damn homosexuals. Usually I use religion right back on those people saying "Well if God really was the omnipotent, all-mighty being, and being gay is a sin, why would he let it happen in the first place?"

[Soviet Comrade]

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[Memento Mori]

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[shadowofchaos]

[Memento Mori]

You must be kidding, you honestly think homosexuals are created upon conditioning? This argument has already fallen through several times through examples of single parent raised children and various other experiments to "solve" their orientation (see: http://www.mormonsst...urrights.com/); to state that homosexuals are created as such in any other way than birth is woefully ignorant and insecure of all of you.

[Ryrumeli]

Hmmm... So you do believe that the homosexuality is a "fated" thing then, a piece of our genetic puzzle.... That you are born either with or without...



...do you really think that those experiments you so nicely posted for us are proving this theorem that the only thing which determinates one's sexuality is birth? The experiments didn't manage to isolate all effects of human interaction, these experiments are too "fail" to prove anything, Mori. Seriously, variables which are said to increase the amount of homosexuals in today's worlds were not all isolated. Those pseudo-scientific experiments only prove how people can be terrible with experiments to begin with. ...and how people can argument with the weirdest things.(Talking about the experiments, not your argument.)



For me, the claim that sexuality comes from birth might be correct. We have isolated genes which seem to contribute to other paradigms of the mind, such as depression and bipolar conditions. It sounds wicked, but could be correct. But I personally think that no way 100% of all homosexuals are born with this fabled "homosexual" gene, just like not all people who have this gene develop themselves as homosexual. Just like not all people with the mythical depression gene are clinically depressive.



It is not for homophobia or insecurity alone, Mori. Seriously, the thought that a dominant gene(since cases tend to grow with time, rather than to diminish) are what influences one's sexuality would be calling homosexuals "mutants". That sounds like genetic discrimination for me.

And if anything, it is the insecurity of homosexuals that creates this sorts of claims as soon as something like that is theorized; Their own insecurity of finding something different in them to others, a reason why they are homosexual.

...after all...The first group which did hold on tight on this theory was the homosexuals, or so I have heard. Like in the parades which happened in time with the latest time this theory was again suggested, the GLBT parades in which many of it's members screamed and shout happily about the discovery of "naturality" in their "condition".(Not my words, accurate translations of the words that the members on those parades shout to the cameras in an interview)



I have no problem with homosexuals. I know a handful, I know even a couple of transsexuals, and by their requests I refeer to them as she, even when they are not present. ...just the claim that all homosexuals come from birth, that is too freaking draconian, and I think that in the future might create discrimination even among homosexuals.(Genetic homosexuals, and the "fake" ones)

[Zepher Tensho]

[Prince Marph]

[Tsuki-Hime]

I support anything that decreases the human race.

[Blood Falcon]

^I'm not sure if you noticed but that comment also means you support murdering. :/

[Ryrumeli]

Wanna hear my opinion, BF? I think she was aware of that. Or else she wouldn't have picked such a wording, she is an intelligent woman. XD




BTW, amazing to see what sort of polemic such a mundane and every day subject can raise still.

[boney]

I don't hate bisexuals or homosexuals. Like, I could never be
attracted to a man, because I just don't understand how guys
can be attracted to others, but I accept them.

[Shu]

I honestly believe that god is in no way against homosexuality. It's more likely it wasa global-scale bible typo or some kind of misunderstanding on the part of the writer of Leviticus, and I'm a conservative AND I'm religious.

I mean, the way I see god dosen't match up with him saying gay people deserve death, that's bullshit. I'm not gay, and I'm not friends with any gay people, but I'm not against it. I really don't mind it, as long as gay people don't get after me for being Christian, but that hasn't happened before, nor do I think that it will.