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To: wagglebee

I don't know. Among the gay people I've known, the men have expressed no doubt about their sexual identity. The women I've known, except for one, chose to live this way. All, except for one, had experienced some kind of sexual abuse at the hands of men and were afraid of men. The one woman who I had no doubt had NO sexual attraction towards men was a 'stereotypical' lesbian: mullet hair, enormous shoulders and chest, short legs and a very mean, nasty attitude. Too much testosterone in the womb.

This sounds flippant, I suppose. Do you know what? I don't care. Consenting adults and all that. What I don't like is an expectation that society must embrace their lifestyle. I don't mean 'tolerate'; again, I don't really care. What many gay people seem to expect is that society must 'celebrate' them, for some reason.


15 posted on 10/01/2004 8:55:50 PM PDT by Calico Cat (the simplest solution is usually the correct one)
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To: Calico Cat
. What many gay people seem to expect is that society must 'celebrate' them, for some reason.
I agree with you. You don't see straight people running around screaming "I'm straight! Love me for who I am!" Maybe we should start.... Have a "Straight Pride" rally or something. Fly a flag, and do a dance.
23 posted on 10/01/2004 9:30:11 PM PDT by Beaker (They're coming to take me away haha...)
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To: Calico Cat
"I don't mean 'tolerate'; again, I don't really care.

That is the PROBLEM!!!! When people don't "care", then that gives these vermin the green light! When you profess to be morally adrift, it gives them all the ammo they need!

You need to choose sides more diligently.

28 posted on 10/01/2004 10:01:07 PM PDT by Windsong (FighterPilot)
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To: Calico Cat

I hate to use the term...but I think the vast majority of "gays"...simply find it as a fetish, and its draw on their mind is of a limited time period. It might be six months...it might be five years. But I will bet that the vast majority of people who said they were gay in 1995...are today non-gay. Once the public accepts this fact...and calls it a fetish, then the media attention drys up quickly. Thats the real story here.


35 posted on 10/02/2004 12:26:56 AM PDT by pepsionice
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