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Nature gave me a boner and I two-timed every girlfriend I ever had in Kindergarten. The rest was downhill from there. Pimp'n ain't easy.
I think the better question is: When did the homosexuals realize they WEREN'T into women?
I knew from Day 1 that I was into girls. Women hold all the power in this world...don't let anyone tell you any differently.
Wait a moment, I'm homosexual and I'm into women.
Perhaps because not ALL homosexuals are men?
I knew I wasn't the same as my friends around 13 0r 14 when they gushed on and on about boys and all I could think about was how to get this particular girl to be my friend. And why on earth would any of my friends be attracted to some pimple-faced gawky teenage boys was beyond me. I was probably a bit of a tomboy as a child too- more interested in using a microscope than playing with barbie dolls.
I didn't label it as homosexual or gay then then because I didn't really know what that was back then. Looking back, I've never been physically attracted to men or fallen in love with them. Like 'em as friends but...ick...nothing more thanks.
gays are not born gay, hence the term 'coming out of the closet'. they become indoctrinated with gayness and decide on their own to switch over. it's a choice not pre-determined.
gays are not born gay, hence the term 'coming out of the closet'. they become indoctrinated with gayness and decide on their own to switch over. it's a choice not pre-determined.
Indoctrinated with gayness? Where does this take place? More accurately, gay people come out of the closet not when they choose to become gay but when they accept who they are and are willing to admit that fact to others. The fact is, they were always gay, they just didn't want to admit it or didn't want others to know. When you come out of the closet, you make the decision to stop hiding who you are.
Well it works both ways. Heterosexuals do choose not to be homosexual and the reverse. Saying that Heteros are born that way or Homos are born that way is equivalent to saying that people who prefer vanilla ice cream were born that way. (Although obviously, one's preference in flavor of ice cream is not usually seen as controversial.) I don't see what the big deal is, if that is your preference, it is what it is.
It sounds like this to me:
"Vanilla!!!!"
"Chocolate!!!"
Live and let live.
Are you then saying that you are one that made a choice? Did you?
I keep reading about how gays and lesbians choose to be that way, which got me to thinking, if gays and lesbians choose to be homosexual, heterosexuals like you and I must have chosen as well, except I can't recall making that decision. So, in an effort to live vicariously through others, I'm asking, would you share with me what happened on the Day that you decided to be a heterosexual?
They are born that way. My younger brother is gay and played with Barbies, wore make up, and dresses before the age of 5. This was in a family full of guns and testosterone.
I don't think that anyone chooses thier sexuality.
I keep reading about how gays and lesbians choose to be that way, which got me to thinking, if gays and lesbians choose to be homosexual, heterosexuals like you and I must have chosen as well, except I can't recall making that decision. So, in an effort to live vicariously through others, I'm asking, would you share with me what happened on the Day that you decided to be a heterosexual?
when i saw mary lou sanders in the sand box and she showed her underwear. 2nd grade
Indoctrinated with gayness? Where does this take place? More accurately, gay people come out of the closet not when they choose to become gay but when they accept who they are and are willing to admit that fact to others. The fact is, they were always gay, they just didn't want to admit it or didn't want others to know. When you come out of the closet, you make the decision to stop hiding who you are.
Indoctrinated is more accurate. Because most gays spend lots of time with other gays until they build up the courage to 'come out'. they weren't gay prior to that 'coming out', but they were indoctrinated heavily before taking on the gay lifestyle out in the open. If it were not the case, gay kids would exist, but they do not. they are taught that. it's a behavioral thing not a gene thing.
gays are not born gay, hence the term 'coming out of the closet'. they become indoctrinated with gayness and decide on their own to switch over. it's a choice not pre-determined.
You are so wrong about that. I came out of the closet long before I knew any other gay person, male or female. There was no indoctrination. I grew up in a small rural town and if there were any other gay people, they were deep in the closet. How would you know if a person switches over, did you at some point? How else could you know.
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