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So here's the question, are you what you do for a living? Do you define yourself by what it is that you do?Its an act you consistently do...that job is part of your lifestyle
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So here's the question, are you what you do for a living? Do you define yourself by what it is that you do?Its an act you consistently do...that job is part of your lifestyle
I'd agree with that if you could not get a nut on your own.its gay, cuz if you comfortable wit it and reaching a climax, then you cosignin....
Does it define all of me? No...does it define part of me? IndeedSo here's the question, are you what you do for a living? Do you define yourself by what it is that you do?Its an act you consistently do...that job is part of your lifestyle
So if you are a garbage man, should you be considered trash, or some low level person not worthy of respect, due to your job?Does it define all of me? No...does it define part of me? Indeed
I work for a non profit drug recovery program so yes, I have other parts of my lifestyle that dont include that..but to say it's not part of my lifestyle wouldnt make sense because it consumes a good portion of my life.
By doing that JOB. You are living a part of that LIFESTYLE..you are bisexual...and there's nothing wrong with that for those people who choose it.
but I cant agree with someone who performs gay acts on the regular and then say they're 100% straight. naw
If you are a garbage man consider yourself a man who is a part of keeping a neighborhood and city clean.So if you are a garbage man, should you be considered trash, or some low level person not worthy of respect, due to your job?Does it define all of me? No...does it define part of me? Indeed
I work for a non profit drug recovery program so yes, I have other parts of my lifestyle that dont include that..but to say it's not part of my lifestyle wouldnt make sense because it consumes a good portion of my life.
By doing that JOB. You are living a part of that LIFESTYLE..you are bisexual...and there's nothing wrong with that for those people who choose it.
but I cant agree with someone who performs gay acts on the regular and then say they're 100% straight. naw
Trying?If you are a garbage man consider yourself a man who is a part of keeping a neighborhood and city clean.
Yes, as a garbage man take pride that you have duties that maintain a standard of clean and good living.
Keep trying mate
Im changing?...did I say you are what you do? or did I say it's a part of you?Trying?If you are a garbage man consider yourself a man who is a part of keeping a neighborhood and city clean.
Yes, as a garbage man take pride that you have duties that maintain a standard of clean and good living.
Keep trying mateYou are now changing your position, because according to the logic that you are applying, you are what you do. If someone collects trash, then they are indeed the trash that they collect. If you are an actor having sex with the same sex, then you are indeed gay or at least, bi sexual.
If that's the case, every actor that has an intimate scene with another actor of the same sex, must be bi or gay as well.
Here's the deal, if there weren't those who were sexually abused, then CHOOSING to go in the opposite direction due to that experience, you may have a leg to stand on regarding to people being born gay, or even straight.It blows my mind that there are still people who believe that homosexuality is a choice. If you had to think about whether you're straight or gay, you're bisexual at best. Plain and simple.
Yes, you are changing your tune, if it is a part of you, then it is also YOU as well. BTW, I am not trying to get you to admit to anything, so you don't have to duck and dodge...Im changing?...did I say you are what you do? or did I say it's a part of you?
I said a trash man is what he collects? no you said that....look over my post again (cause you ignored every word I said in it) and please point out where I tried to claim that nonsense
anyways I'm done with this, you win...back to this gameIm out
How many children are actually conscious of their sexuality? And how might a traumatic experience distort one's perceptions of sexuality? Also, considering that sexual abuse isn't exactly a choice, how can you say they're choosing to be homosexual?Here's the deal, if there weren't those who were sexually abused, then CHOOSING to go in the opposite direction due to that experience, you may have a leg to stand on regarding to people being born gay, or even straight.
All of the research has been proven to be inconclusive.
Kids at all ages are aware of what hurts them, and young women do know that when someone who is supposed to protect them, are actually causing them harm.How many children are actually conscious of their sexuality? And how might a traumatic experience distort one's perceptions of sexuality? Also, considering that sexual abuse isn't exactly a choice, how can you say they're choosing to be homosexual?
Like I said, if you had to actually think about your sexuality you're not entirely heterosexual. I don't know if I'm some strange minority, but I naturally gravitated towards being attracted to women. There was no "choice" about it. I can't help what I like.
Nah nah nah. I've discussed this thoroughly in sociology, psychology and criminology classes, them dudes gay, it just took a desperate situation to bring it out of them.Are prisoners gay?
There is such a thing as situational homosexuality: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Situational_homosexuality
Interesting nuance to this argument.
the fact that people who were sexually abused "choose" to pursue homosexuality doesn't change the fact that there are plenty of people that acknowledge that they've been attracted to the same sex ever since they can recall attraction to others.Here's the deal, if there weren't those who were sexually abused, then CHOOSING to go in the opposite direction due to that experience, you may have a leg to stand on regarding to people being born gay, or even straight.
All of the research has been proven to be inconclusive.
NOW you're talking reckless.The research has been done, and all has been shown to be inconclusive. They have not found a gay gene, nor how brain function actually determines human sexuality.Ok. Lets get this straight.
Lets not rely on what we "THINK"...that leads to errors.
There is a LOT of evidence that you can be born gay...Theres tons of data out there so lets not be so prone to speculation on serious topics. Do the research.
No one cares what you "prefer" to do.I prefer to call the exclusively gay lifestyle a choice, but not to disparage anyone. As was shown in the example of situational homosexuality, some people do it, simply because they can.
We're not talking about rape/forced sex. We're talking about about SEXUAL ATTRACTION.In some circles, men participate in buggery, in order to emasculate other men, then showing a form of dominance.
So?Even in some Gay relationships, sex may not even exist between the couples at all, just as with some straight couples, as it is simply a matter of companionship.
As stated earlier, it is the nature versus nurture debate. However, all of the evidence that points to nature, has been proven to be inconclusive.the fact that people who were sexually abused "choose" to pursue homosexuality doesn't change the fact that there are plenty of people that acknowledge that they've been attracted to the same sex ever since they can recall attraction to others.
Oh...so you're pretty much not going to address any of my questions.Kids at all ages are aware of what hurts them, and young women do know that when someone who is supposed to protect them, are actually causing them harm.
I know of too many women who are now gay, due to their supposed uncle forcibly touching them in that way, when they were children. They were traumatized, just like I know of young boys who were molested by people at an early age as well, with those acts determining their future decisions in regard to interpersonal relationships.
What you need to realize is that they've never found a straight gene either.