[knarf]

It’s always a good thing to have an intelligent adult articulate subject matter so clearly

[afraidfortherepublic]

Tammy is so smart — is she sure she’s gay?

[EC1]

Well written, balanced, fair. The sort of discussion that should be happening and rarely does on either side.

I know a fair number of homosexuals. Some are casual acquaintances, some work acquaintances, some life long friends who can call at 3AM and my only question after “Do you know what &*@!!! time it is!” is “Do we need a shovel to get rid of the evidence.”

Yet most of them, apart from the last group, seem sad. It’s like they are floating down stream with no rudder, and their personal boat is spinning constantly. I don’t know if that describes it well, but it is often how I feel watching them, talking to them, and listening to them. The author seems to feel the same way.

[Durus]

It still bows too much to political correctness in tone if not substance. I feel like we are suddenly suffering under an occupying force where we "have" to utter the platitudes of the regime in power in order to not be dismissed out of hand.

One could make a very good logical argument, based on scientific principle and data, that homosexuality is at mental disorder. Yet if someone were to say so at best they might be be ignored, perhaps be drummed out of their job, get fired, be threatened, etc.