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He said both.
I think this is shockingly accurate. I mean, somehow it feels inappropriate to think of people like that, but how often do people immediately connect a person's sexuality to sex?
Well, I actually agree on the sexual displays. I don't want to see anyone doing it in public. Kissing and mild PDA is ok with me though. I can understand someone not wanting to see that. I was more put off by bob's seeming aversion to seeing queer people who look like stereotypical queer people. I took him to mean that he thinks we should all "act straight" in public.
And unnatural. You were wrong. It doesn't hurt, just admit that you were uninformed and stand educated. Go for it--it feels great. As for your point that it's "abnormal," in the context of this thread it's vacuous, obvious, and irrelevant. Did you think that we don't know that only a minority of people are gay? Here in America, we don't consider mere minority status to be significant.
The 20s weren't all that prudish. You're stuck in the fifties.
The 20s weren't all that prudish. You're stuck in the fifties.
Touche.
The issue isn't whether your reasoning is normal or abnormal, the issue is whether it's correct. It isn't. It wouldn't matter if everyone here thought you were wrong, if you were right. But I'm sure you'll agree that when your argument contradicts itself, it couldn't be right, right?
Really? Is that your position? So when the majority thought slavery was right, it was? When the majority thought the earth was flat, it was?
If you're referring to the U.S. of A., you're factually mistaken. The majority of Americans do not consider homosexuality to be wrong. According to a recent Galup poll, only about 57% of Americans belive that homosexuality is an acceptable way of life.seeing as how homosexuality almost always has a bad connotation/meaning in current society. yes, it is wrong. but only in the reality homosexuals live in. if they go to a gay club, it might be considered right, and yet still it is wrong because the gay club is located within the civilization that considers it to be wrong..
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I think my clubbing days are over at this point, though I wasn't ever really that into the club scene to begin with. Even when I was in school, I was always happier to go over to the Silver Spur for beers and country karaoke. Nobody would hassle you, nobody would start a fight, everyone was either friendly or kept to themselves.
Actually, now that I think about it, maybe the Spur was a gay bar. A country-themed gay bar.
I feel the same way about you.
What does this have to do with homosexuality?
You seem to be suffering under the misapprehension that being gay is about sex. It isn't, any more than marriage is.
I see. It bothers you to see the people you're prejudiced against, and that you want your children be prejudiced against, being open and existing like that, so you want them to hide and lie so you can be more comfortable. I tell you what, bob, let's start with you, since you're in favor of lying and hiding. Let's you keep your private life private, not tell anyone whether you're married, in fact, not have the right to get married, not disclose to anyone whether you're dating or have a boy or girlfriend, and so forth. After you practice that for a few years we'll talk about you being able to impose it on others.
(1) I'm a lesbian with 3 kids. Correct your ignorance. (2) So everyone who doesn't reproduce is selfish? Reproduction is selfless altruism? A lot of people think it's reproduction that's selfish.
No, bob, you're wrong. Love is what it's all about. I'm in favor of it, you're not. I'm not going to stop loving, or lie about loving, to accomodate your anti-love bigotry.
It sounds like something out of Brave New World, doesn't it?I'm still confused as to what a 'mating center' is....
And you would never, for example, get married, or invite people to your wedding, or wear a wedding ring, or invite your wife to a social event and let people know that you're married, or in any way flaunt your heterosexuality, right? Because you might offend someone.
And that's what the world needs, more overpopulation; that's the important thing.
Exactly. I know, because I have it. With a woman. And I want the same respect for that as anyone else.
Yes, you're entitled to be wrong, but why would you want to? You're entitled to be a bigot, but do you really want to?
