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Old 08-03-2010, 08:48 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Exactly what the reasoning of a general 5-year old, in a positive way. A child of such age does not know/understand/accept religion. So if you were to ask a 5-year old whether homosexual was a good or bad thing, the first question they ask is, " Would it hurt someone?" Exactly why when a parent picks a bone with this child and the child apologizes, the parents still hold a grudge and the kid keeps pointing out he/she did so. They see things as a quality, not a quantity. As a crime, not a record.
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I think teaching children to hate others should qualify as child abuse.
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let's take this in a different direction shall we? http://www.musicbanter.com/general-m...-new-post.html
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ha i love this thread even more know because of davey moore

congratulations to all the gay people in California go and marry who ever the hell you want
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If I fell in love with a lesbian I'd do my best to turn her
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If I fell in love with a lesbian I'd do my best to turn her
I actually got romantically involved with a lesbian recently, or at least she has dated women exclusively for the past 10 years, and I came to the conclusion that I really didn't want to "turn her". Something about it just felt awkward to me.
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I actually got romantically involved with a lesbian recently, or at least she has dated women exclusively for the past 10 years, and I came to the conclusion that I really didn't want to "turn her". Something about it just felt awkward to me.
I think the idea of "turning" people is a little dated.
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I think the idea of "turning" people is a little dated.
Poor choice of words on my part.

I decided that I don't particularly want to have sex with her, because I truly believe that she is ***, and well... I dunno'.
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Poor choice of words on my part.

I decided that I don't particularly want to have sex with her, because I truly believe that she is ***, and well... I dunno'.
Well I'm not going to tell you that you shouldn't want to stop yourself from having sex with her, but I don't think if she has sex with you she's any less ***.

To me its a cultural thing, and I feel like if she were to have sex with a guy now and then, I don't think she stops being a lesbian.

What you'd come to in this debate is that preference likely isn't static. Its probably a spectrum. But no one ever says "that girls 60% lesbian."
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