
RelapsedSaint wrote:Sometimes talking helps us come to our own solutions. Noone here tells anyone else what to do. Instead everyone shares opinions and the benefit of their experience. From there people can make more informed decisons towards their solution.
Just to pull it back to the actual thread, everyone who is gay or bi or amything other than hetrosexual and raised amongst prodomiantly other hetrosexuals struggles with coming to terms with their sexuality and the realisation that they are normal, its ok and that everything is going to be ok.
johnbc wrote:god jasmin....well said.
mr. no one
change your life to be a homosexual...sleep and partner with a man. easy as pie...hm? god your a hole of an ass sir. if you cannot visualize yourself partnering with a man...how could you say that a gay man should be able to do?
choice...yah right. change your partner to be a man then come back here and describe how it all work for you.
no i am not gay, could not ever come to wanting a male partner as is all yuk and yuk. that is how the gay man feels on having a straight partner mr. nono. prove me wrong if you will and take a man...hm?
RelapsedSaint wrote:wow did I miss the bit when this thread went back 100 years?
Sexuality is not a choice, it's chemical balances.
As a proud lesbian, I can safely say that if it were a choice, I'd be straight. It's easier. And I wouldn't have to deal with prejudices from people like you.
Yes there are men who identify as gay, who later identify as straight or bi. There are men who identify as straight and later identify as gay or bi. Plus the same statement with woman substituted for men.
Chemical balances change. People learn and accept their sexuality later than others.
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