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I really have no use for your psycho-babble. Tell it to someone who cares and buys into that type of mumbo-jumbo. If you're too weak to control yourself for a few minutes then that's your issue, not mine.
Human emotion is "mumbo-jumbo"? People expressing feelings of love is psycho-babble? Seriously? I don't think you need to be a psychologist to understand your position is ridiculous.
Because guys secure with their sexuality are not phased by 2 other guys kissing. My obscenely straight coworker kissed me on a dare. And no he's not even remotely close to being gay, he's obsessed with women and has a family.
He's just VERY secure with his sexuality and is not phased by gays.
People like you are obviously very insecure and have to demonize gay people to somehow validate your sexuality and convince yourself you don't have hidden same-sex attractions.
Your continuous insistence that people who don't agree with your way of thinking are closet homosexuals is so ridiculous it is pathetic. I am neither insecure with my sexuality and I damn sure do not have same sex attractions. That is a complete turnoff for me. It is disgusting in my book. You can kiss and screw other men if you want, but don't try to convince people that it is normal in any way. It is not. Your exteremly straight coworker is the closet homosexual.
That's the point. Things that 'disgust' people are an issue with that person, not the people that disgust them.
I know some white folks still 'disgusted' by black and latinos. I've heard several use your exact quote when discussing persons of a different race (especially interracial relationships).
"but don't try to convince people that it is normal in any way. It is not."
Human emotion is "mumbo-jumbo"? People expressing feelings of love is psycho-babble? Seriously? I don't think you need to be a psychologist to understand your position is ridiculous.
Most human emotion is nothing more than chemical reaction and largely self-regulated. Some humans have little control of their impulses and are unsuitable for certain occupations. Your position is the one that's ridiculous. Now go read another pop-psychology book and watch some daytime TV to validate your beliefs.
Most human emotion is nothing more than chemical reaction and largely self-regulated. Some humans have little control of their impulses and are unsuitable for certain occupations. Your position is the one that's ridiculous. Now go read another pop-psychology book and watch some daytime TV to validate your beliefs.
Lol... yeah, ok.
The poster you're referring to is engaging in "pop psychology" while your analysis of future job performance and suitability for certain occupations based on post-war homecoming reactions is.... based on.... what?
Oh. That's right. You pulled that one right out of your @ss.
The poster you're referring to is engaging in "pop psychology" while your analysis of future job performance and suitability for certain occupations based on post-war homecoming reactions is.... based on.... what?
Oh. That's right. You pulled that one right out of your @ss.
Your continuous insistence that people who don't agree with your way of thinking are closet homosexuals is so ridiculous it is pathetic. I am neither insecure with my sexuality and I damn sure do not have same sex attractions. That is a complete turnoff for me. It is disgusting in my book. You can kiss and screw other men if you want, but don't try to convince people that it is normal in any way. It is not. Your exteremly straight coworker is the closet homosexual.
I agree. I don't understand the concept of me kissing another guy or doing anything homosexual to convince someone of my sexual security.
You can read these while you pull your foot out of your mouth. When you're done, feel free to google some more.
Your links and your proposition that "some people have no self control and are unsuitable for certain positions" has no bearing on this thread. Are you suggesting that the individuals exhibiting happiness has a "happiness disorder?"
Seriously, City-Data is filled with some major tools.
And by the way, the proposition that those that exhibit the strongest negative feelings toward homosexuality are suffering from sexuality confusion and/or latent homosexuality is ALSO a well documented psychological theory, posited by real-life psychologists who got their degrees from somewhere else other than the University of Wikipedia and Google.
Want to learn more? Google it.
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Your exteremly straight coworker is the closet homosexual.
