Do you accept g@ys?

[QUOTE="XD4NTESINF3RNOX"][QUOTE="Ace_WondersX"] Ok, sorry for the attack. But people are rarely taught to listen to a certain genre of music. People are exposed to music. And in the same way if someone is exposed to something and they decided they wanted to be gay then that fine. But still I don't think we should teach that it isn't something that sets you apart from the majority by going against the stat quo.Ace_WondersX

Animals try to follow the status quo. I know we're humans and are intelligent enough to defy instinct, but we're still animals when it comes down to it

[QUOTE="Ace_WondersX"][QUOTE="Teenaged"]Since the rectal prolapse exists in NO statistical analysis related to rectal sex, then it itself remains a very vague, oh so vague possibility. Try again. ;)

Besides I enumerated 3 side-effects of pregnancy (probably not the only ones) and you have one. What do you think?

Ring_of_fire

I don't approve of anal sex whether straight or gay But like I said you can do what you want in privacy.

[QUOTE="Teenaged"]

[QUOTE="Ace_WondersX"] Ok, sorry for the attack. But people are rarely taught to listen to a certain genre of music. People are exposed to music. And in the same way if someone is exposed to something and they decided they wanted to be gay then that fine. But still I don't think we should teach that it isn't something that sets you apart from the majority by going against the stat quo.Ace_WondersX

Besides a huge FACT that shed a LOT of doubt on what you say is the very fact that the vast majority of gay people grew into a homophobic environment or at least in an environent where no homosexual role-models where at play.

[QUOTE="guynamedbilly"]Incidentally, it looks like Gamespot is monitoring the topics created for advertising. The ads I'm seeing at the bottom of the page are for all-gay cruises, gay and lesbian magazines, and "Is your husband gayTeenaged

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pay_per_click

[QUOTE="Teenaged"]

[QUOTE="guynamedbilly"]Incidentally, it looks like Gamespot is monitoring the topics created for advertising. The ads I'm seeing at the bottom of the page are for all-gay cruises, gay and lesbian magazines, and "Is your husband gaywarbmxjohn

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pay_per_click

[QUOTE="Ace_WondersX"]

[QUOTE="XD4NTESINF3RNOX"] so we all should follow the status quo how boring would be? XD4NTESINF3RNOX

Animals try to follow the status quo. I know we're humans and are intelligent enough to defy instinct, but we're still animals when it comes down to it

so we all should follow the status quo how boring would be? XD4NTESINF3RNOX

Animals try to follow the status quo. I know we're humans and are intelligent enough to defy instinct, but we're still animals when it comes down to it

There is no way to prove this, but i'm almost sure if you raise a child in a all-gay community were homosexuality is seen as the stat quo, there is a higher chance they'll be gay in the future. Humans are programmed by the pack. So even though there will still be straight people around, children will be raised with the mentality that "when I grow up I'm either going to like a man or a woman" instead of "I'll like a man/woman". You can argue it's their choice but they have already been influenced subconsciously.Ace_WondersX

For this to even matter, you still have to act under assumption that homosexuality is bad. To any enlightened person, it should be a matter of total indifference.

[QUOTE="XD4NTESINF3RNOX"][QUOTE="Ace_WondersX"]

Animals try to follow the status quo. I know we're humans and are intelligent enough to defy instinct, but we're still animals when it comes down to it

Ace_WondersX

Sexuality - and consequently both heterosexuality and homosexuality - is not a conscious decision, not even a conscious state of mind.

The chance of someone defying norms because others defy them is merely showing that the predesposition is already there and its just that now it finds a way to be expressed.

Had that person not had any people around him to defy norms, that predesposition would still be there but it would just be suppressed. That person would still be gay but not aware of it, or suppressing it by lying to himself/herself.

[QUOTE="XD4NTESINF3RNOX"][QUOTE="Ace_WondersX"]

Animals try to follow the status quo. I know we're humans and are intelligent enough to defy instinct, but we're still animals when it comes down to it

Johnny-n-Roger

My girlfriend is Bisexual, so of course I am.Morning_Revival

[QUOTE="Ace_WondersX"][QUOTE="Teenaged"]Being exposed to the idea that homosexuality is not wrong will not make you gay.

Teenaged

Besides a huge FACT that shed a LOT of doubt on what you say is the very fact that the vast majority of gay people grew into a homophobic environment or at least in an environent where no homosexual role-models where at play.

[QUOTE="Morning_Revival"]My girlfriend is Bisexual, so of course I am.Johnny-n-Roger

[QUOTE="Morning_Revival"]My girlfriend is Bisexual, so of course I am.Johnny-n-Roger

Oh and I am finally glad that the non-existent issue of the harmful side-effects is out of the way. >_>

meh whatever floats your boat, as long as they arent floatin your boat too close to me if you catch my drift

[QUOTE="Teenaged"]

[QUOTE="Ace_WondersX"] There is no way to prove this, but i'm almost sure if you raise a child in a all-gay community were homosexuality is seen as the stat quo, there is a higher chance they'll be gay in the future. Humans are programmed by the pack. So even though there will still be straight people around, children will be raised with the mentality that "when I grow up I'm either going to like a man or a woman" instead of "I'll like a man/woman". You can argue it's their choice but they have already been influenced subconsciously.Ace_WondersX

Besides a huge FACT that shed a LOT of doubt on what you say is the very fact that the vast majority of gay people grew into a homophobic environment or at least in an environent where no homosexual role-models where at play.

[QUOTE="Ace_WondersX"][QUOTE="XD4NTESINF3RNOX"] not trying to sound racists or anything but if we followed the status quo we would still have slaves and there would have been no civil war.. Teenaged

Sexuality - and consequently both heterosexuality and homosexuality - is not a conscious decision, not even a conscious state of mind.

The chance of someone defying norms because others defy them is merely showing that the predesposition is already there and its just that now it finds a way to be expressed.

Had that person not had any people around him to defy norms, that predesposition would still be there but it would just be suppressed. That person would still be gay but not aware of it, or suppressing it by lying to himself/herself.

I believe that it's a subconscious decision and subconscious decisions can be influenced by your environment.

[QUOTE="Morning_Revival"]My girlfriend is Bisexual, so of course I am.Johnny-n-Roger

[QUOTE="Johnny-n-Roger"][QUOTE="XD4NTESINF3RNOX"] not trying to sound racists or anything but if we followed the status quo we would still have slaves and there would have been no civil war.. sSubZerOo

[QUOTE="Johnny-n-Roger"][QUOTE="XD4NTESINF3RNOX"] not trying to sound racists or anything but if we followed the status quo we would still have slaves and there would have been no civil war.. sSubZerOo

[QUOTE="Teenaged"]

[QUOTE="Ace_WondersX"] That's a good example. A couple of people defied the stat quo, which convinced more people to defy the stat quo. Until those defying it were the stat quo. I'm not saying eventually almost everybody will be gay but being around someone who defies the stat quo is more like to make you defy it too.Ace_WondersX

Sexuality - and consequently both heterosexuality and homosexuality - is not a conscious decision, not even a conscious state of mind.

The chance of someone defying norms because others defy them is merely showing that the predesposition is already there and its just that now it finds a way to be expressed.

Had that person not had any people around him to defy norms, that predesposition would still be there but it would just be suppressed. That person would still be gay but not aware of it, or suppressing it by lying to himself/herself.

I believe that it's a subconscious decision and subconscious decisions can be influenced by your environment.

And with that I will go to bed. :P

Good night.

[QUOTE="Teenaged"]

That's a good example. A couple of people defied the stat quo, which convinced more people to defy the stat quo. Until those defying it were the stat quo. I'm not saying eventually almost everybody will be gay but being around someone who defies the stat quo is more like to make you defy it too.Ace_WondersX

Sexuality - and consequently both heterosexuality and homosexuality - is not a conscious decision, not even a conscious state of mind.

The chance of someone defying norms because others defy them is merely showing that the predesposition is already there and its just that now it finds a way to be expressed.

Had that person not had any people around him to defy norms, that predesposition would still be there but it would just be suppressed. That person would still be gay but not aware of it, or suppressing it by lying to himself/herself.

I believe that it's a subconscious decision and subconscious decisions can be influenced by your environment.

i'm a guy, and i only accept gay girls, who i treat like i would guys. gay guys i can't accept because i feel like i have to treat them like a fat, annoying, and mean girl, i don't want to go out with them. gay girls can be treated like guys, because we're the opposite sex, so neither of us particularly likes the other besides a friend, and if they turn straight, hellyeah. and i'm sure girls can accept gay guys but not gay girls.

Majority of the cultures of the world are anti-gay so I'm not suprised by that stat. I'm saying that someone who grows up in the Middle-East/Africa/Asia, places where homosexuality are looked down on are less likely to end up gay then someone in Greece or the Netherlands where homosexuality is accepted.Ace_WondersX

How can you say for sure that there are less gay people in Africa/the Middle-East/Asia? It's pretty damn obvious that less people are likely to declare themselves gay if they have been taught that it is a cultural taboo to be deeply ashamed of. The risk of incarceration doesn't help either.

i'm a guy, and i only accept gay girls, who i treat like i would guys. gay guys i can't accept because i feel like i have to treat them like a fat, annoying, and mean girl, i don't want to go out with them. gay girls can be treated like guys, because we're the opposite sex, so neither of us particularly likes the other besides a friend, and if they turn straight, hellyeah. and i'm sure girls can accept gay guys but not gay girls.

12345678ew

what a minute you only like homosexuals if they are the opposite sex? Only in your world does your logic make since.

[QUOTE="Ace_WondersX"] Majority of the cultures of the world are anti-gay so I'm not suprised by that stat. I'm saying that someone who grows up in the Middle-East/Africa/Asia, places where homosexuality are looked down on are less likely to end up gay then someone in Greece or the Netherlands where homosexuality is accepted.Menalque2

How can you say for sure that there are less gay people in Africa/the Middle-East/Asia? It's pretty damn obvious that less people are likely to declare themselves gay if they have been taught that it is a cultural taboo to be deeply ashamed of. The risk of incarceration doesn't help either.

[QUOTE="Ace_WondersX"]

[QUOTE="Teenaged"]But you have a huge misconception here and maybe you have made up your mind already about it and wont change your mind.

Sexuality - and consequently both heterosexuality and homosexuality - is not a conscious decision, not even a conscious state of mind.

The chance of someone defying norms because others defy them is merely showing that the predesposition is already there and its just that now it finds a way to be expressed.

Had that person not had any people around him to defy norms, that predesposition would still be there but it would just be suppressed. That person would still be gay but not aware of it, or suppressing it by lying to himself/herself.

Teenaged

I believe that it's a subconscious decision and subconscious decisions can be influenced by your environment.

You can't say that the human brain can't make a decision subconsciously due to environment or experience, because you can't prove it.

i'm a guy, and i only accept gay girls, who i treat like i would guys. gay guys i can't accept because i feel like i have to treat them like a fat, annoying, and mean girl, i don't want to go out with them. gay girls can be treated like guys, because we're the opposite sex, so neither of us particularly likes the other besides a friend, and if they turn straight, hellyeah. and i'm sure girls can accept gay guys but not gay girls.

12345678ew

Yes, of course I accept them, but if one of them tries to get it on with me, I would punch them in the face.Cantius

[QUOTE="Morning_Revival"]My girlfriend is Bisexual, so of course I am.Johnny-n-Roger

[QUOTE="Johnny-n-Roger"][QUOTE="Morning_Revival"]My girlfriend is Bisexual, so of course I am.Morning_Revival

No! I shun them into the fires. :x

[QUOTE="Johnny-n-Roger"][QUOTE="Morning_Revival"]My girlfriend is Bisexual, so of course I am.Morning_Revival

If I understand this correctly, a good deal of people believe people who claim to be bisexual are saying it to fit in or are saying it to avoid having to accept that their just gay I'm not sure if that's the point that the other poster was trying to make, though.

[QUOTE="Morning_Revival"][QUOTE="Johnny-n-Roger"] Bisexuallity is complete BS.Dark_Knight6

If I understand this correctly, a good deal of people believe people who claim to be bisexual are saying it to fit in or are saying it to avoid having to accept that their just gay I'm not sure if that's the point that the other poster was trying to make, though.

Ah, I figured he was going the "bisexual people are just horny bastards who don't discriminate" route.:P

[QUOTE="Morning_Revival"][QUOTE="Johnny-n-Roger"] Bisexuallity is complete BS.Dark_Knight6

If I understand this correctly, a good deal of people believe people who claim to be bisexual are saying it to fit in or are saying it to avoid having to accept that their just gay I'm not sure if that's the point that the other poster was trying to make, though.

That is true to an extent.

There's tons of false Bisexuality within Females of ages 13-18

But I doubt bisexuality is complete BS, if people can be attracted to the same or opposite sex then it should be possible to be attracted to both.

[QUOTE="Dark_Knight6"]

And why is that?Morning_Revival

If I understand this correctly, a good deal of people believe people who claim to be bisexual are saying it to fit in or are saying it to avoid having to accept that their just gay I'm not sure if that's the point that the other poster was trying to make, though.

That is true to an extent.

There's tons of false Bisexuality within Females of ages 13-18

But I doubt bisexuality is complete BS, if people can be attracted to the same or opposite sex then it should be possible to be attracted to both.

[QUOTE="Dark_Knight6"]

If I understand this correctly, a good deal of people believe people who claim to be bisexual are saying it to fit in or are saying it to avoid having to accept that their just gay I'm not sure if that's the point that the other poster was trying to make, though.

That is true to an extent.

There's tons of false Bisexuality within Females of ages 13-18

But I doubt bisexuality is complete BS, if people can be attracted to the same or opposite sex then it should be possible to be attracted to both.

Of course I accept homosexuals.

i accept that they exist but they shouldnt be allowed to adopt or marry12Bullets

Why shouldn't they be aloud to adopt?

i accept that they exist but they shouldnt be allowed to adopt or marry12Bullets

Why not?