What would you do if your children are homosexual

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You have no idea how difficult it is to not make an innuendo out of incorrigible....

I can only attempt to exercise a voice of reason and encourage you not to introduce such innuendo (.. ie smut ;-) ) into our fair and pleasant forum.

I'd be shocked... shocked... if such things were to happen here

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Love them.

Coming out partay, ofc! What else.....

Reply 303

mmmpie

Original post by MostUncivilised

I never smut! :angelblush:

Well, except for the right boy...

Reply 304

MostUncivilised

Original post by Bluffroom

Hah. Funny. :rolleyes:

The irony would be delicious if it weren't so tragic.

Reply 305

MostUncivilised

Original post by mmmpie

I never smut! :angelblush:

Well, except for the right boy...

Of course, I couldn't but accept your word as a gentleman.

As for the right boy.. *swoon* well, that's a different proposition entirely! ;-)

Reply 306

Bluffroom

Original post by mmmpie

I never smut! :angelblush:

Well, except for the right boy...

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Why discriminate against the left boy? :sad:

Original post by MostUncivilised

The irony would be delicious if it weren't so tragic.

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Wouldn't it just

Reply 307

mmmpie

Original post by MostUncivilised

Of course, I couldn't but accept your word as a gentleman.

As for the right boy.. *swoon* well, that's a different proposition entirely! ;-)

Too kind, sir.

Original post by Bluffroom

Why discriminate against the left boy? :sad:

Well, I am ambidextrous... Both boys!

Reply 308

Bluffroom

Original post by mmmpie

Too kind, sir.

Well, I am ambidextrous... Both boys!

Reply 309

MostUncivilised

Original post by mmmpie

Too kind, sir.

Well, I am ambidextrous... Both boys!

Both hands, impressive!

Original post by Bluffroom

I agree

Reply 310

Slowbro93

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Thanks!

Reply 311

littledolly

I'd still love and support them because at the end of the day it doesn't make them any different, and I wouldnt be one of these people who need grandchildren.
I would be a little bit disappointed if my daughter was lesbian though, or at least one of those who do everything they can do max out their femininity.

Reply 312

madmoofkh

My estranged father has disowned me (not just because I'm gay, there were another number of other factors, I called him a t*****t for one) and the outcome from that was that I'm finally free from being put down.

As for my children, I hope to have two, and I really couldn't care either way. Daughter, you like men? Fine. You like women? Fine. Son, you like women? Fine. You like men? Fine, too. Child, you feel like you were born in the wrong body and want to change sex? Also fine.

Reply 313

Bluffroom

Original post by madmoofkh

:hug: that's awful :sad:

- I have great fears of being disowned by my dad for being gay as he is in that mindset. At least you are now free to live your life how you please.

Reply 314

AJ_Moose

Original post by Bluffroom

that's awful :sad:

- I have great fears of being disowned by my dad for being gay as he is in that mindset. At least you are now free to live your life how you please.

Don't fear it imo. If he disowns you then he is not worthy of being called your father.

I'm kinda fed up that sexuality is still made a big deal of even in the UK which is one of the most progressive in this area. Sexual orientation is no big deal and I will praise the day when no one batters an eyelid at it.

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Reply 315

username133326

Original post by MENDACIUM

And you are spot on. The leader of the Human Genome project has said that homosexuality is not hardwired - nurture plays a massive role.

by the same token that the ability to use language isn't hardwired... yeah

i really hate it when non-scientists try to use science in their arguments, because their source is invariably some website/tabloid that has twisted valid science into something far removed from the truth

i bet you also believe that the MMR jab causes autism, don't you?

Reply 316

madmoofkh

Original post by Bluffroom

that's awful :sad:

- I have great fears of being disowned by my dad for being gay as he is in that mindset. At least you are now free to live your life how you please.

Thanks, although to be fair to him, he's a d**k who cheated on my mum numerous times and walked out when I was six. So really, I never had one to disown me lol

Original post by AJ_Moose

I'm kinda fed up that sexuality is still made a big deal of even in the UK which is one of the most progression in this area. Sexual orientation is no big deal and I will praise the day when no one batters an eyelid at it.

Amen to that one.

Reply 317

MENDACIUM

Original post by Barden

I would describe myself as someone with a scientific background. I am no expert , but i have a place at medical school and will have to do an additional BSC as well as a lot of research. I have completed my A-levels and do on-going research of my own on the side.

Either way, language is neccesary for humans to communicate. The ability to have languages as sophisticated as we do is unique to human beings. It separates us with from other mammals.

In addition, the article by the leader of the Human Genome Project - by virtue of their own experience- states that homosexuality is not hard-wired. No-one is born gay. Nurture makes one gay. Out of the many tests done, there have been no genetic links or any kind of links that allows us to conclude homosexuality is inborn in us. Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence, but absence of evidence despite thorough, frequent, and numerous tests surely speaks for itself.

We should be here debating whether homosexuality itself is acceptable, rather than if it is natural or not.

We are born with complementary organs for the opposite sex, and that's just how we are.- unless one is in the very, very, very, rare if not unheard of group that has a mutation from that is.

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Reply 318

IlluminatedRain

I have always said that I that first thing I do is to hug him/her. I'm sure that would have spent quite a lot of time gathering the courage to tell me that fact. Then I would probably be a bit embarrassing and ask if there's a boyfriend/girlfriend in the picture yet.