I'm actually an atheist, and in both me and at least in my sister's case I'm pretty sure it was: A)She wanted to rebel against our parents, B) Social insecurity which was a part of her entire adolescence. We have talked about it, and both reached this conclusion.101flyboy said:1)Both you and your sister were experimenting with your sexualities, until you found JEEZUS!!!! Is that about accurate?
Or maybe, just maybe, you were experimenting with your sexuality because that's the natural thing to do as a kid, be curious, figuring things out, what you're into and what you aren't. Yeah, it may just be that.
Here we go, uncertified psycho-analysis :,D101flyboy said:2)You do have something against homosexuals. You wouldn't need to keep saying you don't. You're trying to prove you don't, to yourself more than anyone else probably, and it's not working. You would not need to qualify it if you didn't.
Trust me, doctor, while I can't help my subconscious, I have never acted or even thought worse about someone because of their sexuality since I was over, say, the age of 10. Don't be and asshole and jump to these conclusions.
You go ahead and do that, then.101flyboy said:3)The problem "is with the world" is not an excuse for denying a kid a loving home. In those situations, you fix the problem, which is homophobia. Homophobia is the problem. The solution is to educate and rid of homophobia.
Now you're really getting desperate, I even said gays should be able to adopt for fuck's sake! Not all gays, though, much like I don't think all straight couples should be able to even breed their own children.
It is counter productive from a biological point of view. That's all I meant to say.101flyboy said:4)You're saying homosexuality shouldn't be encouraged, because you DO NOT believe homosexuality is acceptable compared to heterosexuality. Period. Also, sexual orientation isn't a choice, it's a sexual orientation, meaning, an immutable trait.
Just be honest. You think homosexuality is wrong. Yeah, I understand, anti-gays don't like having to wear the label. But, it is what it is.
Therefore it is indeed "unnatural", but I never did say I dislike it.
And since the sexual orientation is not a choice, why even tell the kid at such a young age, to make chances bigger that it will turn out like me and my sister?
This discussion is silly, I don't even care that much, yet still I keep getting poorly motivated insults from you guys.