Please - Some Impartial Advice Needed

sorry, but if I ever get a chance to talk to your incarcerated kids, I will do so and you won't have a thing to say about it. They will learn how to deal with your shit.

Let me guess, are you having your manly period?

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No...actually I have been rather on edge lately since I have started my counseling. Its almost as if my defenses are down...I also got into an altercation with a brusque foreign guy who demanded that I open a new line at work. I told him that I would decide when and if to do so, and he yelled, "Who do you think you are? I'm the customer!"He then tried to get me fired for daring to challenge his male ego.Bottom line: He may have been right, but he was rude about it...and nobody tells me what to do! (This is how on edge I have been since I started counseling a month ago! I have been much more in touch with my inner self, yet unable to as easily control my outer self, except that I no longer gamble)

Why should I have her neutered?Are you going to continue arguing the person?
Really I never met someone who was so interested in my life. You make me feel special, like the way a deer feels when being hunted.

Maybe I know my breath stinks, but it only stinks to those who have a bad sniffer. Don't worry, phrases slip out all the time, about all subjects, including myself. That is a New Yorker for ya. Whatever, you have a right to be that way. Doesn't justify you telling me I have to be that way. and an asshole.
I know it's my opinion, I've stated that many times.
It is also my opinion to be for gay marriage. Like I said, new ideas are going to be surrounded with confusion. There you go again, this is getting exhausting. You are blending hating the sin, vs hating the sinner.
Every time I mention my feelings on it, I am sure to clarify that we are to love the sinner. Dude, I am surrounded by gay people, in my family, and my friends, I don't need your opinion on it, theirs is enough. Um, no I don't.
I have explained that I do not understand it, and PERHAPS I never will. Can you blame me for that?
In other words, that means I am still learning. Stinky breath is subjective anyway.{ABE}
I also think you need to go back a read my posts again. You make to many false accusations, a typical debating tactic.I have stated that for me, I consider that homosexual sex is a sin, and the bible also implies the same thing.
My advice to taylor was for him to seek God, and find out for himself. If taylor thinks in his heart that he is not sinning, then that is between him and God, not me and him.
I don't have a problem with him being gay.Edited by riVeRraT, : abe

lmao, just got real bad visuals.We don't even know if cavemen had sex for just pleasure anyway.

The reason I asked about the existence of any daughters is that every time you talk about gay marriage or gay sex or anything having to do with homosexuality, you only talk about males.In this thread, you have mentioned how you would talk to your son about being gay if he told you he was, and you talk about not understanding how men could be attracted to each other, etc.I even mocked you upthread about not mentioning lesbians, yet you are seemingly concerned exclusively (obsessed, really) with male homosexual relationships and how bad they are in the eyes of God, how you will never understand it, etc.That's why I wondered if you had any daughters, because you were speaking as though you only had sons.Maybe you don't think that God thinks that lesbians are as bad as gay men.Maybe you just don't care all that much about females or don't think they are as important, so being a lesbian isn't as big a deal to you.Or maybe you don't get the "ick factor" about gay women like you do about gay men because you are sexually aroused by the straight male fantasy version of lesbians.Whatever the reason, it sure seems like you only care about what gay men are doing. Lesbians don't even seem to show up on your radar, but they are just as gay as the men.Why do you think that is?

I have a daughter, and when I use the word gay, or homosexual, I am referring to both sex's.At one point in time, I could look at lesbian's and be turned on (if they were good looking) but now the reality of it is that those women,(true lesbians) usually hate men, and have no interest in me, or any other guy, which is a turn-off to me. Or they are experimenting women, who are not interested in monogamy, another turn-off.Sex is great, but true love is better.

So...not only are lesbians either man-hating femi-nazis, or complete sluts, your approval or disapproval is directly tied to your own sexual arousal.Nice, Rat. And somehow true love is impossible if you're gay? I'm pretty sure being in a loving, monogamous relationship was why many gays want to get married in the first place.And stop with the "hate the sin, love the sinner" bullshit, because that's exactly what it is. If you honestly believe that a basic characteristic of a person like sexual orientation is evil, and will send them to Hell, a sin just like murder and theft, then you hate them. It doesn't matter that you hate your own sin as well - having issues with yourself is irrelevant.

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Every time a fundy breaks the laws of thermodynamics, Schroedinger probably kills his cat.

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I have a daughter, and when I use the word gay, or homosexual, I am referring to both sex's.

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I don't think so.I think you pretty much only think of males when the word "gay" is used.That's why you only ever talked about gay male sex, and only mentioned talking to your son if he was gay, not your son and daughter.If you were referring to both, you wouldn't have done those things.You would have, you know, actually referred to both.

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At one point in time, I could look at lesbian's and be turned on (if they were good looking) but now the reality of it is that those women,(true lesbians) usually hate men,

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Lesbians don't hate men, despite the popular myth that they do. All of the lesbians I have ever known have had male friends, and some of them have lots of male friends, both gay and straight, and some also have lots of female friends, both gay and straight.I have friends of both genders, and some of them are straight and some of them are gay.Seriously, rat, where do you get this shit? Wherever you got it from is full of crap.

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and have no interest in me, or any other guy, which is a turn-off to me.

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They don't have a sexual interest in you, or any man, no.Unless they are bisexual, of course.

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Sex is great, but true love is better.

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Yeah. True love between two men, or two women, or a woman and a man, is way better than just sex.

My response was directly related to the question of whether looking at two women turn me on, which nator asked earlier.So yes, it is directly related to my own sexual arousal. That has nothing to do with what I said.
I never claimed that gays don't love each other. They must because they want to get married, and I support that.
Stop with your bullshit. You fucking moron, please point out where I said that.I sin, and I ain't going to hell, why would a gay person? Just fucking amazing!I swear, I am the only one in the world who gets it!Edited by AdminPhat, : spellcheck

I don't care what you think, I've already explained where I am coming from. Accept it, or live in a lie. Sexually they do, and that is what I was talking about. Stop confusing love with sex. When you make it up. Oh so now you do get it?
Shit, make=up your mind.You have set a record for contradicting yourself this thread, and setting double standards. No shit, that is why I mentioned it.

Haha.So, I now can safely say that I hate other men... sexually of course.

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So if you see two guys kissing, you hate that?

That's not what you said. You said lesbians hated men sexually. If you can say that, then I can say that I hate men sexually, too. This makes you and I the masters of the bleeding obvious. Not really. When two guys kiss, I might say to myself that I don't want to kiss them, but I also realize that it's none of my bussiness to whether to like or dislike. After all, I kiss my wife and hold her hands in public all the time. Hell, I even cram my sexuality down other people's throats everytime I introduce her to people.So, the answer is no, I do not hate that. It's called a combination of empathy and the golden rule. I wouldn't want other people to hate it when I hold my wife's hands or kiss her.

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