Quote by MIREYAWhen we're
children, ALL OF US are bisexual, until we're 18-20 years old. After that. you define your
sexuality.
I'd love to know where you got this information. I'm a 24-year-old woman who knew in grade school that I liked
boys. I wasn't taught that; I was taught that my mother would love me no matter what I chose. And I just liked
boys. I knew a kid that was gay back in grade school and he kept it a secret until his senior year. One of my friends
just announced that she was bisexual a couple years ago; it didn't come as a shock to me. I've taken several
Psychology courses, in fact that's my major, and I'm really interested in getting my hands on the source of
your information.
Quote by MIREYAtwo causes for
homosexuality: one is genetical, the other phsyclogical. The problem with the last one, is that it could be caused
by....some malfunction in the family, like if a boy has a very weak father and a very emotionally strong
mother.
I'd also like to counter this point..Growing up, my father wasn't there a lot due to the fact that he was in
the military. Therefore, my younger brother and I grew up with an extremely stong woman for a mother; she was a military
wife, she had to be strong. Now, according to what you're saying, it can be assumed that you're implying that
the issue here would be that my brother is homosexual, correct? Wrong. My brother is, in fact, a loner that has friends,
both male and female. He was crushing hard on one of the girls and was truly hurt when he found out she was dating
another guy. So, I'm sorry, due to what I've seen, I
can't agree with your example.
Homosexuality, like so many have said here already, isn't a disease..something that can be "cured" or
"fixed" or "prevented" through therapy, praying, or repenting. I don't care how many times you read that Bible, if you're gay, you're gay. For
some, it's something you're born with; with others, it's possibly influenced from a childhood experience.
Either way, I have no problem with homosexuals, bisexuals, or heterosexuals..I have friends of every nature. It's
called tolerance, look it up. Fearing what is different from what you know or
believe is, though human nature, a huge downfall. I used to joke that if I discovered I was gay, I'd be shit outta
luck 'cause I can't deal with women for extended amounts of time...I've never been able to and, with the
exception of a couple of girls, my closest friends have always been guys. I'd still rather hang out with a bunch of
my husband's co-workers (US Marines) than be in a group of women who are all living up to the sterotype. But
I'm off-subject now...Homosexual, bisexual, or heterosexual--all
have the right to fall in love, have a family, and be happy. Just don't make out in front of me or tell me about
your sexlife...Please, leave that in the bedroom.