The Ancient Greek thing was more to do with young boys :3
Though after the boy got to be a certain age, they moved on... It's sort of like a sensual teaching of sorts...
But this is very much a paraphrase on that subject.
There were hundreds of famous historical figures that were gay. I lose track~
Why does GLBT have a 'community'? Because we have suffered hundreds and thousands of years of discrimination from our heterosexual peers. So straights, if you feel like you've had too much suffering at our hands, by all means band together.
So true. We're eco-friendly :3Everybody knows it's better for the environment to be gay anyways.
Nothing leaves a bigger carbon footprint than a baby from a breeder! lol XD
I could own six hummers and drive them all day long and I'd still not be putting out as much as one child.
(Not that I would do that lol)
Apparently there was this study on crabs (the animal not the STI) and when the population of crabs became too high more crabs were being born gay.
Lol so genetics changed when too many crabs were present? That's really bizarre yet interesting enough to explore, if possible in other species.
Lol so genetics changed when too many crabs were present? That's really bizarre yet interesting enough to explore, if possible in other species.
Kind of interesting, really. Now if only I had the power to make the guys i want gay or at least bi >:]
like that would ever happen
For me, it can go either way. Being gay could either be a born thing, or it could be a choice. Those who disagree with me, remember that it's my own opinion, go make your own, kthanks.
I don't agree with the guys 'turning gay' thing. It just means they were repressed o3o
Only one problem, you cant have an opinion on it being a choice. It's common fact that it is not a choice. There's no personal belief involved.
Like I said, you have your opinion. It's not a fact that it isn't a choice. It's an ongoing controversy that probably isn't going to be settled anytime soon, so until you come up with some fabulous concrete proof that the scientific/psychological community can come to terms with, then no, it's not "common fact"
Like I said, you have your opinion. It's not a fact that it isn't a choice. It's an ongoing controversy that probably isn't going to be settled anytime soon, so until you come up with some fabulous concrete proof that the scientific/psychological community can come to terms with, then no, it's not "common fact"