mayday22
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- Posted: Sun, 21 Jun 2009 03:33:26 +0000
I am straight, but I am an advocate for gay rights. Nothing about homosexuality really unsettles me.
In fact, it would make the most sense to me to be bisexual. I do believe that everyone is worth something, love is love, etc. I understand that homosexuality occurs in nature in all animals. So, when people argue against it because 'the point of our race is to reproduce,' I don't buy into it. Besides, as I said, if you love someone, it doesn't matter what gender they are.
I had a debate with my friend in which I was on the side of, "You can't help who you love." He claimed that you could. So I asked him that, if homosexuality was the 'norm,' could he force himself to be gay. He claimed that he could.
I began to question what made people gay. I know someone in my school who is gay and chose to have a stereotype lisp and 'gay voice.'
So, I turned the question around and asked, "Why am I straight if it makes the most sense to be bisexual?" I knew the answer was: Nature. I just am straight. That is the way it is.
My question is, why is it that any of you have the sexuality that you do?
Is it nature, did you chose it, and are you happy with it?
Thanks.
In fact, it would make the most sense to me to be bisexual. I do believe that everyone is worth something, love is love, etc. I understand that homosexuality occurs in nature in all animals. So, when people argue against it because 'the point of our race is to reproduce,' I don't buy into it. Besides, as I said, if you love someone, it doesn't matter what gender they are.
I had a debate with my friend in which I was on the side of, "You can't help who you love." He claimed that you could. So I asked him that, if homosexuality was the 'norm,' could he force himself to be gay. He claimed that he could.
I began to question what made people gay. I know someone in my school who is gay and chose to have a stereotype lisp and 'gay voice.'
So, I turned the question around and asked, "Why am I straight if it makes the most sense to be bisexual?" I knew the answer was: Nature. I just am straight. That is the way it is.
My question is, why is it that any of you have the sexuality that you do?
Is it nature, did you chose it, and are you happy with it?
Thanks.