Superglide wrote:Why was my post deleted?
If you want a discussion, then do not start deleting posts, right?
Anyway,
It is just another example of how awfully backward the mindset is in Disneyland Singapore.
Mayamomi, there is abslutely nothing abnormal about two people having sex.
The gender has nothing to do with that.
thats not what i meant...Superglide wrote:Why was my post deleted?
Mayamomi, there is abslutely nothing abnormal about two people having sex.
The gender has nothing to do with that.
road.not.taken wrote: I was basically agreeing with mayamomi right up until: 'they might grow up thinking thats the norm.'
As long as it is consensual sex between adults, who cares. Singapore look ridiculously lost in the dark ages with a law like that on its books. Those nuts that try to play the 'family values' card really do make me sick.
she is quite clearly talking academically which is the best way to approach any emotive subject.i said oral and anal sex is abnormal because thats not the definition of sexual intercourse...
So are heterosexual couples influencing their children at a young age?mayamomi wrote: but when children are brought up, as i said earlier, everything is taught at home first and they learn by examples set by the adults.. imagine them seeing "daddy and mommy" are of the same sex... they might grow up thinking that they have to find a partner of the same sex too .... everyone should be entitled to find their own identity and sexuality... instead of being influenced from a young age ...
much as i can condone gay sex and in fact have friends who are, because like i said, other people's personal lives have nothing to do with me, however, its still abnormal, to me at least, and in fact i think, thats what it is, a FACT... btw, on general i think there is a difference between setting good examples and being abnormal, because i "feel" that the abnormal could set good examples although it might not be easy... back to the context of our topic for example...road.not.taken wrote: So are heterosexual couples influencing their children at a young age?![]()
Who cares what sex the parents are, as long as they set good examples.
cutiebutie, if you look again you'll see I was referencing M's stance on same sex marriages, not the specifics of sex itself.
I say ye be full of it!sundaymorningstaple wrote:I am, however, against same sex marriages. While I believe in decriminalizing the act, I am not for legitimizing it by the act of marriage. I also think gay couples of either gender should not be allowed to adopt children either. I don't care how much love they have to give.
What say ye?
My guess is that the gay couple would tell the kids nothing of the sort. They are 'normal' in their view, why would they tell the kids any different? What they would probably tell the kids is that mommy and daddy had the courage to follow their hearts against society's norms and biases, and encourage their kids to similarly pursue their own passions, be it choice of careers or what to wear or life partners, and ignore what others say. That is actually not a bad thing.mayamomi wrote:imagine the gay couple telling their adopted kids that what "daddy and mommy" are doing is abnormal and that the kids should not follow?? wouldn't that be self-contradicting??
Exactly right Strong Eagle,Strong Eagle wrote:As for adoption of children:
a) As you say, homosexuality is born not bred. So how exactly would being raised by two gays affect the child's sexual preferences? Note that the vast majority of US heterosexual men have had at least one homosexual experience.
b) Given the choice of an orphanage or foster parent home versus the nuturing and love of a committed couple I find it hard to see how there could be any other choice, even if the child did turn out gay.
imagine the gay couple telling their adopted kids that what "daddy and mommy" are doing is abnormal and that the kids should not follow??
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