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 Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2008 6:00 pm
I've been very confused about this question for quite some time now.
The people who get sex changes. Transgenders or transsexuals, I forget.
Well, if they got themselves changed and truly believe they are the opposite sex and wish to date people of the once-same sex, would that be homosexuality?
The same for a transvestite.
Say a woman really believed she was a man. Therefore, she dressed, acted, talked like a man. Would she be considered homosexual for wanting to date women? Especially if she had gotten a sex change?
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Posted: Sun Apr 13, 2008 2:56 pm
I suppose it would be more wrong for her to date a man than a woman if she had gotten a sex change....
Very bizzarre topic though... Probably the best thing is to leave it at this: God makes people male or female for a reason and we really shouldn't tamper with it.
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Posted: Sat Apr 19, 2008 2:14 am
I kinda have this theory that many people end up feeling as if they should be the opposite gender because of our misplaced gender roles and twisted sense of what makes a man a man and a woman a woman. They don't fit this silly mold and so they think that there was a cosmic mistake somewhere and they want to fix it to escape the scrutiny. They aren't bold and daring so they think they were supposed to be a man instead of a woman or a woman is more stronger and more agressive and so she feels she should have been male.
But y'know, God doesn't make mistakes. I'm one of the more masculine females. God molded me that way through my life's experiences and I am who I am for a reason. I believe he has a purpose for me just the way I am, masculine tendencies and all.
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Posted: Fri Sep 11, 2009 10:29 pm
Ixor-san I kinda have this theory that many people end up feeling as if they should be the opposite gender because of our misplaced gender roles and twisted sense of what makes a man a man and a woman a woman. They don't fit this silly mold and so they think that there was a cosmic mistake somewhere and they want to fix it to escape the scrutiny. They aren't bold and daring so they think they were supposed to be a man instead of a woman or a woman is more stronger and more agressive and so she feels she should have been male.
But y'know, God doesn't make mistakes. I'm one of the more masculine females. God molded me that way through my life's experiences and I am who I am for a reason. I believe he has a purpose for me just the way I am, masculine tendencies and all. you are wise this is true...we live in a gender-blender world that want the sexes the same..this a question only God can tell us
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