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As far as I'm concerned it's really difficult or impossible for anyone to really make a valid argument about the whole sexual orientation thing we're speaking of. All I know is that I'm not gay so I can't go around stating that the people who are gay have chosen to be that way because I have no experience of my own. The only opinion I have no choice but to trust is gay people themselves and if they say they have been that way since birth then it might as well be true. If that wasn't true then i would definitely say that it has to do with reaching sexual puberty and some sort of chemical reactions at that time that react differently in those who are homosexual. I say that because if you think about it, how many pre-pubescent children are considered gay? I don't know of any and in fact, for those people I grew up with who I thought might turn out to be gay actually have become very hetero.
Anyways, the point I am trying to make is that I don't believe being gay is a choice at all and so the only way homosexual people have dealt with it in the past is by either committing suicide like Chris said or living through the rigors of society which includes the close-minded stereotypical, short-sightedness of the everyday person.
I have to sympathize with the homosexual society because they have gone through a lot of abuse throughout the years but they are making some head way. What I do not like about the gay community is their overpowering push to be recognized equally which is almost having a negative effect on their situation because I, myself, have to admit that it does get a little tiresome when you hear "gay right this" and "gay rights that" all the time. If you consider how things were even a century ago you will know that women and children had no rights and even a lot of our fellow man had no rights because of class status. Yet, now you see that those things have at least changed so I believe it is inevitable that the gay community will one day get the recognition they strive for. So, although it is not my intentions to be mean to you, Chris, or to other people in your situation, I just want to say we have all heard the same stories over and over about suppression and animosity towards homosexual people so even you I criticize for ranting in this thread. It gets old so let it go and let people share the opinions they have.
Anyways, the point I am trying to make is that I don't believe being gay is a choice at all and so the only way homosexual people have dealt with it in the past is by either committing suicide like Chris said or living through the rigors of society which includes the close-minded stereotypical, short-sightedness of the everyday person.
I have to sympathize with the homosexual society because they have gone through a lot of abuse throughout the years but they are making some head way. What I do not like about the gay community is their overpowering push to be recognized equally which is almost having a negative effect on their situation because I, myself, have to admit that it does get a little tiresome when you hear "gay right this" and "gay rights that" all the time. If you consider how things were even a century ago you will know that women and children had no rights and even a lot of our fellow man had no rights because of class status. Yet, now you see that those things have at least changed so I believe it is inevitable that the gay community will one day get the recognition they strive for. So, although it is not my intentions to be mean to you, Chris, or to other people in your situation, I just want to say we have all heard the same stories over and over about suppression and animosity towards homosexual people so even you I criticize for ranting in this thread. It gets old so let it go and let people share the opinions they have.