well i think that's a different word though. typically if they want to go with the "wrongness" they say something about how it is "unnatural". it's not normal, but it is natural. i don't think it's right or wrong, it just is
i am interested in knowing if people know it is a choice if they are actually bisexuals themselves who have made their choice. in that case, it would make sense as to why they view it as a choice
How do you feel about modern gays?
Re: How do you feel about modern gays?
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Re: How do you feel about modern gays?
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Re: How do you feel about modern gays?
by John Galt » Wed Jan 28, 2015 2:36 pm
comrade won't you let me finish first? jackass
there is a difference between explaining to someone why you think they are wrong and shutting them down, the latter being intolerant. "intolerant" means " unable or unwilling to endure"
there is a difference between explaining to someone why you think they are wrong and shutting them down, the latter being intolerant. "intolerant" means " unable or unwilling to endure"
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Re: How do you feel about modern gays?
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