why do people who believe being gay is a choice, not just simply go to the source and ask gay people? (vs, legal)

[Fiyero]

Originally Posted by Fleet

Who says it's not chosen? Who knows that for sure?

Science and gay people say that. We've been over this for 50 pages now.

"Hope" because it's a lot more fun to be attracted to the opposite sex.

In a straight person's opinion. For a gay person, there is no attraction to the opposite sex, therefore it would not be fun.

I really don't see what makes the opposite sex so much more fun objectively anyway.

[Osito]

Besides the fact that it'd be an awkward question to ask whether or not you know the gay person in question well enough to ask, there is plenty of research out there proving the point that having homosexual tendencies is not a choice.

[archineer]

Originally Posted by Fleet

Who says it's not chosen? Who knows that for sure?

"Hope" because it's a lot more fun to be attracted to the opposite sex.

It's a lot more fun to be attracted to both sexes!

[Fleet]

Originally Posted by Fiyero

Science and gay people say that. We've been over this for 50 pages now.

And in those 50+ pages, you never did admit that not all scientific and research studies come to the same conclusion.

In a straight person's opinion. For a gay person, there is no attraction to the opposite sex, therefore it would not be fun.

Yes, in a regular person's opinion. I really do sometimes feel sorry for homosexuals. What they are missing out on.

I really don't see what makes the opposite sex so much more fun objectively anyway.

Maybe someday you will be enlightened on that. I hope so.

[Rlarson21]

Originally Posted by Fleet

Who says it's not chosen? Who knows that for sure?

"Hope" because it's a lot more fun to be attracted to the opposite sex.

um, you can ask us. you know the first hand experiencers of being gay US. THAT's who say it's not chosen.

the most primary source possible has said that.

[Fleet]

Originally Posted by archineer

It's a lot more fun to be attracted to both sexes!

Not really.

[Rlarson21]

Originally Posted by Fleet

And in those 50+ pages, you never did admit that not all scientific and research studies come to the same conclusion.



Yes, in a regular person's opinion. I really do sometimes feel sorry for homosexuals. What they are missing out on.



Maybe someday you will be enlightened on that. I hope so.

http://www.religiondispatches.org/ar...people_exist_/

Where is the science saying that straight people didn't choose to be straight?
your opinion is proof of SUBTLE bigotry.

straight people's word about THEIR VERY SELVES is taken at face value but ours aren't.

it all boils down to that belief that everyone is born straight and that gay people don't actually exist. we are just DEVIATING from something, thusly gayness as an innate part of us isn't real, it's just made up by us. That's YOUR opinion. it's a form of covert bigotry

[AnywhereElse]

Originally Posted by Jaymax

You are not seriously saying that homosexuality is a 'mental health issue' are you? What's the psychopathology?

Yes. I read the history on how it was removed from being considered a mental health disorder, have you? Try this:
Homosexuality and Mental Health Problems

[Roaddog]

I believe everyone is born the same, straight, what happens to them to change that is the question. My opinion.

[archineer]

Originally Posted by Fleet

Not really.

Are you speaking from experience?