
mmmmm
Tasteful.

It matters not whether you win or lose; what matters is whether I win or lose.
But what is it that makes sex so taboo,
My bottom line is, homosexuality - like psychopathy - is an adaptive characteristic given the right proportion between the majority and minority. (I've posted an article that explains how that works for psychopathy a couple of times.)
justonemoreperson wrote:Mr. No One wrote:Homosexuality is contrived. Always has been.
That comment surprises me.
I think it's fairly well established that in most cases a person's sexuality is not by choice, a person doesn't choose what they're attracted to. The same applies to paedophiles; most of them hate themselves for wanting sex with kids; they can't help their wants and they have to help their actions. I'm not linking gays to kiddy-fiddlers, just using it as an example to show that sexual preference is not a contrived choice.
In fact, many people who are gay can spend years trying to hide the fact if they live in a social environment which forbids it.
Does this explain your view that it's contrived? We all know that god hates poofs, so is it part of your belief in god that makes you think that they decide to be gay? If they can't help it then god can't hold them accountable, but if they can help it then it can be a sin.
Mr. No One wrote:Okay God has nothing to do with my comments. And fairly well established? Since when? We all know just because you desire something doesn't mean you need it. Homosexuality the concept in modern times is totally contrived. The whole concept of what it is and it's not a choice and it needs to be accepted and blah blah blah. At no time in the history of mankind has homosexuality been practiced this way. BTW, I'm not trying to debate the morality of people's sexual preferences. This is not a moral exercise.
Obsidian wrote:The primal mindset of males is something like: "Is that a hole? I can put my dick in there!".
The idea that one hole is better than another has been decided later by society. :P
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