please can you explain again by more details , how you gay, and don't addicted to men and don't want women ?
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If a gay or lesbien want to back normal?
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Do you consider yourself a moderate Muslim in your country, Godobeyer? I'm interested to know.
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Koldo
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We don't equal sexual orientation to 'addiction'. They are NOT the same thing.
There may be a language barrier disturbing our communication then.
In English, "addictions" are generally understood to be unhealthy compulsions.
A better word for the healthy drive to connect with others for affective or sexual reasons might be "attraction".
seems my reply are more interesting than 10th Penguin.
In Algeria and Egypt your country we don't have gay sex marriage . so me and my country are not moderate ?
even in West is not allowed in some countries .
did you considere my opinion is provoke ?!!!
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thanks for correct me
There is simply no reason to consider bisexuality abnormal. If anything, it needs to be better acknowledged and accepted for what it is. And what it is is normal and healthy.
No, they are not.
Most (if not all) developed countries in Europe allow it. Canada allows it as well.
The U.S. is a bit behind, but it has taken steps toward allowing it too.
You still didn't answer my question: do you consider yourself a moderate Muslim, and do people who know you in person consider you religiously moderate?
Don't call her "my girl". She is not my property, she is a fully autonomous human being.
Why be "normal"? Like I keep saying, the very concept is an artificial construct, fit only to be discarded so that acceptance of diversity can happen.
I'm asking YOU, because I'm talking about YOU. Not the video guy.
You are heterosexual, then. That's fine, so am I. But it's not any more "normal" than homosexuality, bisexuality, asexuality, pansexuality...
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Apparently not.
Unfortunately.
You're talking about making people suffer to satisfy your religious taboos. You tell me: should I feel provoked?
I find it more depressing than provocative that most people in my culture, like you, deny people equal rights based on sexual orientation.
that's your opinion .
how about Russia and Japan and China , and south America , Vatican , do you have info about ?
I notice that you said "developed countries in Europe .
do you mean US is behind "not developed " country ? because all states not allowed gay marriage ?
should i accept gay marriege to be moderate Muslim ?
gay marriage or homosexual is not in line about moderate or not .
There are a lot of countries that still haven't legalized same-sex marriage, unfortunately. Hopefully they will in the future, because equal rights for people should be the basis for any developed country.
The U.S. is behind many countries in terms of equality, yes. It is catching up to them though, which can't be said for a lot of other countries.
That's informative (and what I expected, too).
Thanks for your help.
gsa
Well-Known Member
Can you be a moderate Muslim and oppose criminal punishment for homosexuality, in your view?
No you should not provoked by my opinion.
Excellent question. Are you asking about Muslim cultures specifically?
Here in Brazil (a basically Christian culture, with strong Catholic and Protestant influences) there are those who simply accept it and give full support, there are those who pretend not to have noticed or understood, there are those who avoid contact altogether and attempt to create situations which make it difficult for the matter to be raised.
And yes, there are those who insist on violent disapproval of their own offspring due to their homosexuality. It is unusual, but definitely not unheard of, for that to escalate all the way up to physical violence and even murder.
As a sidenote, male homosexuality is all but assumed to happen, almost automatically, in our prisons. It seems to be involved in some sort of establishment of boundaries and power hierarchies.
Why not? You're basically saying that certain people are inherently "wrong" just in their nature, and that they need "fixing". How is that not provoking? How would you feel if you were told that being a Middle-Easterner was "abnormal"?
...by the way, being "provoking" isn't an inherently bad thing. It can be a very good thing in many situations.