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Originally Posted by TheCunningStunt
You went to the definition of 'pride', there's a lot of definitions. It seems to be quite loose, a word with a lot of meanings.
"A cause or source of pleasure or satisfaction" was one.
You can have both pleasure and satisfaction with your sexuality.
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Right. Pride is a cause or source of pleasure/satisfaction. That makes sense. But that has absolutely no bearing on the definition of Pride, which still doesn't seem applicable when talking about sexuality. Maybe I'm proud of my hair. I spend a lot of time styling it every morning. It brings me pleasure and satisfaction, and I have pride in it because I work at it.
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I can kind of see why you brought it up, by being proud of something you didn't have a choice in, being proud because you were born that way may seem like you're better than those who were born a different way and have a different sexual impulse?
But I think it's double standards. Anyone can be proud of their sexuality, without it being a reflection on another's sexuality.
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Again, whatever your sexuality may be is irrelevant.