Evangelists go crazy on I-35

[The Prophet]

Cannot fathom how gullible humans can be.

[Irishman]

I feel bad for that gay man's fiance. This guy had so much guilt about who he is that he tricked himself into thinking the "gay" was taken from him.

I hope he finds peace with who he is, and doesn't keep kidding himself. Homosexuality is not something you can "stop".

Pathetic.

[Mansa musa]

I feel bad for that gay man's fiance. This guy had so much guilt about who he is that he tricked himself into thinking the "gay" was taken from him.

I hope he finds peace with who he is, and doesn't keep kidding himself. Homosexuality is not something you can "stop".

Pathetic.

totally false. i remember this story about this gay man who became muslim and straight. it took him a couple of years but he did in fact become straight. there are straight people who legimitately were straight and became exclusively gay. why not the other way around?

[Siblesz]

totally false. i remember this story about this gay man who became muslim and straight. it took him a couple of years but he did in fact become straight. there are straight people who legimitately were straight and became exclusively gay. why not the other way around?

You don't understand the fact that everyone is bi. There is no clear separation in sexual orientation. Your society makes you think there is a separation, while in fact, there is none.

[Mansa musa]

You don't understand the fact that everyone is bi. There is no clear separation in sexual orientation. Your society makes you think there is a separation, while in fact, there is none.

sounds like something nero would say

Feeling insecure in your own virility because of a *lesbian*?!
I guess that would explain much, expecially the irrational fear or gays ...

what? insecure? of a lesbian? lol

i don't fear gays. there is nothing of this world for me to fear.

[Sidus Preclarum]

what? insecure? of a lesbian? lol

i don't fear gays. there is nothing of this world for me to fear.

Yeah, yeah, we believe you, we believe you... Your posting history is here to prove that, after all...

[Siblesz]

sounds like something nero would say

It's true... I've tested it with experience. I was straight when I was 12, and then I convinced myself I was gay when I was 14, and then I became bi when I was 18. I have a beautiful girlfriend who I like to ****. It's all a matter of perception. I am still turned on by boys, but I am turned on by girls too. I think hormones is not the biggest part of what makes a person gay. I think experience is more important. For example, imagine you happen to be raised by girls, and you're always around girls, and you have an effeminate body, then sooner or later, subconsciously, you'll probably make yourself think that you're a girl, and then you'll start liking the things that girls like, and then when you get older, you learn that you must be gay... your mind is too woman to deny it, and in the end, you become a queen. There are many of those in the gay community.

That's not my case, of course. I always surprise people when I tell them I'm bi. You see me walking in the street, and you'd never imagine it. People imagine me to be the most masculine, straight person... but of course, that is so because I was raised in a Venezuelan Catholic society where machoism is prevalent, and where you learn how to act and be like a "true man should act" through the observation of the elder brother and the father.

So what changed me? In Venezuela, I had three girlfriends, and I distinctly remember how attracted I was by women at age 11. But when I was 12, I moved to America, and I had a culture shock. I really missed Venezuela, and I isolated myself in my room for months. I didn't have friends when I was 12. I was quite lonely, and my isolation made me miss my male friends, which made me feel a sense of love towards men. That feeling catapulted itself on one of my few friends, and I felt aroused by him. And the reaction to that feeling of attraction was shame. I was shamed of having that feeling, and the more I thought about the feeling, the more I fixated on it. I couldn't get that shame off of my head, so I thought of how horrible it was for years. That religion-infused shame made me become a homosexual (and that feeling of shame made me question the Catholic religion which destroyed my faith in God, which made me realize just how archaic religious "truths" are).

Then, when I was 18, I wanted to experiment with a woman, because I didn't feel myself comfortable with men. And I ended up ****ing a Chinese girl, who I fell in love with. She changed my perception of sexuality. She made me understand that I was fixating on men too much, and that I had completely blocked out any feelings I had for women, especially after two women, when I was 14, hurt me. Now, I'm completely open minded. Women? Sure, why not. Men? Sure, why not. In the end, although I know homosexuality is natural and is witnessed in many other mammals, I think relationships between women and men are more balanced than relationships between men and men. I just think men are very sexual creatures, and there really are no separations as to what our dicks like and don't like. It's all about perception. I mean, there are some people that like to **** animals, ffs. But what is the truest is that men and women belong to each other. The ying and the yang. They're our genetic reflections.

[Maverick]

totally false. i remember this story about this gay man who became muslim and straight. it took him a couple of years but he did in fact become straight. there are straight people who legimitately were straight and became exclusively gay. why not the other way around?

See this on tv did you?

You don't understand the fact that everyone is bi. There is no clear separation in sexual orientation. Your society makes you think there is a separation, while in fact, there is none.

That's quite a thing to say. Any evidence for that?

[Siblesz]

That's quite a thing to say. Any evidence for that?

There are studies suggesting nurture, there are studies suggesting nature. In the end, it's probably a combination of the two, starting with nature, and molded in the end by society. Society is the thing that affects you the most. That is why some ancient societies had no problem with bisexuality (there was no such thing as "homosexuality" in such societies), and ordered women and men to be in unison (for family and reproductive purposes).

As I said in the longer post, your nature might give you effeminate qualities, but it is does not mark you as a homosexual. The effeminate qualities just interact with society to make someone think that they're gay. Likewise, many lesbians act like they're men... they were tom boys when they were little, so their minds gradually play tricks on them until they find themselves being attracted to women.

[The Prophet]

To be honest, I think that "gay" is fake. This is after all Pat Robertson's "news" channel... soooo can't really expect honest reporting.

[Irishman]

Ok mansa, Ill believe your "I heard a story". Your information is always SO accurate.

There are truly bisexual people, but all the evidence about homosexuality points to the biological causes, and not something you can change.

[Mansa musa]

Ok mansa, Ill believe your "I heared a story". Your information is always SO accurate.

There are truly bisexual people, but all the evidence about homosexuality points to the biological causes, and not something you can change.

yeah like i'm really going to believe your "i hearded biological causes"

[The Prophet]

Thanks for screwing up this thread Mansa.

[Richard]

"Only in America", as they say.

[SilentSavage]

The way of the Gay.

I think most of the time it is learned, a habit. It may occur in nature occasionally. In today's culture it has been popularised making it far more common than it should be.

Love and Sex are not the same thing

[Irishman]

Love and Sex are not the same thing

And homosexuals don't equate the two. Homosexuals honesty love their partner.

Homosexuality cannot be spread and doesn't harm anyone. The only reason homosexuality is more prevalent is because Gays aren't being KILLED by religious fanatics en masse anymore.

[Mansa musa]

it's not ok to be gay. how would the gay people feel if i said it's ok to be straight? they'd be offended wouldn't they? you'd probably receive a reaction of "you don't know what i like" and then they turn around and say "come be gay with me" lmao absolute hipocracy

[The Prophet]

how would the gay people feel if i said it's ok to be straight? they'd be offended wouldn't they?

No.

[Dayman]

it's not ok to be gay.

Lets see, it hurts no one, and causes no disutility, so you're wrong, it's perfectly fine to be gay.

how would the gay people feel if i said it's ok to be straight? they'd be offended wouldn't they?

No.

you'd probably receive a reaction of "you don't know what i like" and then they turn around and say "come be gay with me" lmao absolute hipocracy

No.

[Richard]

it's not ok to be gay. how would the gay people feel if i said it's ok to be straight? they'd be offended wouldn't they? you'd probably receive a reaction of "you don't know what i like" and then they turn around and say "come be gay with me" lmao absolute hipocracy

I don't think gay people would be offended if you said it's okay to be straight. I doubt they'd even be offended if you said it's preferable to be straight, for the benefit of humanity. You have some strange ideas about the world and it's inhabitants Mansa Musa, I sometimes wonder if you are in touch reality at all.