23-05-2002 04:26									#61
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Asher, no I am not. And I never said it was a choice.

If it is in someone's character to need to fit in and if fitting in means being bisexual they thus have no choice than to be bi.

Can your confused mind understand that?

	23-05-2002 04:27									#62
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It's a lot easier being straight than gay, or bisexual. Mostly due to ignorant jackasses like you, Stew.

	23-05-2002 04:29									#63
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quote: If it is in someone's character to need to fit in and if fitting in means being bisexual they thus have no choice than to be bi.

Under what circumstances would peer pressure dictate someone to pretend to be bisexual, Stew? Explain...

	23-05-2002 04:29									#64
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How the hell do straight people need to fit in with bisexuals/gays? I mean come on, this society is very much orientated around heterosexuals, so to make out that it is heterosexuals that need to fit in is complete and utter bull.

	23-05-2002 04:32									#65
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Oh come on, part of the reason I became so disillusioned with the "alternative movement" in rock was the ridiculously liberal attitude of nearly all its followers, which led to all of them trying to prove to the others how far liberal they were, and hence purporting to be bisexual in order to appear "open minded". *yawn*

	23-05-2002 04:34									#66
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...which was a trend.

	23-05-2002 04:34									#67
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quote: Originally posted by Boddington's Asher, no I am not. And I never said it was a choice.

So people do it to be trendy, and that's not a choice?

Wiggy? Is that you?

quote: If it is in someone's character to need to fit in and if fitting in means being bisexual they thus have no choice than to be bi. Can your confused mind understand that?

Um. Stew, it appears you're thinking everyone is like you. I don't go out of my way to fit in, I don't subconsciously do things so people like me. And I can assure you, being bisexual is NOT trendy where I live. Quite opposite, in fact. Further, if people did that to fit in, WHY WOULD THEY BE BISEXUAL? Most people are HETEROSEXUAL, genius.

You're talking out of your loose ass, Stewie.

	23-05-2002 04:34									#68
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Being open-minded and accepting of other people is so horrible isn't it Stew?

I see you choose hate first eh? Interesting.

	23-05-2002 04:35									#69
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I consider myself open minded. Doesn't mean I suddenly want to make out with a bloke... too much hair. Eww...

	23-05-2002 04:36									#70
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Gives you something to cling onto Iain

	23-05-2002 04:38									#71
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It seems more gay men are liberal shavers.

	23-05-2002 04:38									#72
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So you don't like open-mindedness and understanding then Stew? Mind you, you'd probably feel right at home at a BNP rally how you are carrying on at the moment.

Mellow out.

	23-05-2002 04:38									#73
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"I consider myself open minded. Doesn't mean I suddenly want to make out with a bloke... too much hair. Eww..."

And if one shaved?

	23-05-2002 04:39									#74
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Nah. Electrolysis is far superior

	23-05-2002 04:41									#75
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quote: Originally posted by Asher It seems more gay men are liberal shavers.

Excessive shaving of body hair is a sign of sexual self-hatred.

	23-05-2002 04:42									#76
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Why do you hate yourself?

	23-05-2002 04:43									#77
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Personally I have always found the shaving of body hair in males to be very narcissistic.

	23-05-2002 04:46									#78
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Well... I consider it'd be painful around some body parts as well .

I'm just glad no male here shaves their entire body from neck down.

	23-05-2002 04:46									#79
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Asher, I don't excessively shave myself.

	23-05-2002 04:51									#80
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I heard you preferred waxing, Stew...

	23-05-2002 04:53									#81
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Hehe.

Well you are lucky Iain, you've never had to use a razor in your life...even on your face!

	23-05-2002 05:01									#82
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First off, Boddington avoided my question -- he seemed to have implied that trends were not a choice.


Secondly, if there was a magic pill that could change my sexual orientation, I would prefer to be gay -- it's normal to me, in spite of what many people in society seem to think about homosexuality.


Third, while complete body shaving is one of the appearance maintenance techniques among many gays, there are also gays who choose to remain hairy by maintaining a NICE beard, or goattee.

	23-05-2002 05:03									#83
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quote: Originally posted by MrFun Secondly, if there was a magic pill that could change my sexual orientation, I would prefer to be gay -- it's normal to me, in spite of what many people in society seem to think about homosexuality.

But the point is MrFun, when you were first coming to terms with your sexuality, I bet you didn't feel like that, and that is the point I am trying to convey to Stew.

	23-05-2002 05:12									#84
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"I bet you didn't feel like that, and that is the point I am trying to convey to Stew"

Hey leave me out of this one. You're the one claiming all gays would prefer to be straight.

	23-05-2002 05:15									#85
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quote: Originally posted by Provost Harrison But the point is MrFun, when you were first coming to terms with your sexuality, I bet you didn't feel like that, and that is the point I am trying to convey to Stew.

True -- when I came out to myself, I went for my older brother's gun case, but fortunately, the gun was not there. Not sure if anything would have happened, but still glad it was not there.

So yes, being raised in a Catholic family to become a good little hetero, I initially was shocked and frightened with being gay due to the homophobia in our society.

But for about three years now, I have learned that you can be gay and strive for a happy, healthy life.

	23-05-2002 05:16									#86
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Down with homophobia!!
Down with Bodds!!

	23-05-2002 05:19									#87
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quote: Originally posted by Boddington's Hey leave me out of this one. You're the one claiming all gays would prefer to be straight.

Is this the 'If you can't win fairly, lie' tactic now Stew?

Read.

	23-05-2002 05:19									#88
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I am not homophobic.

	23-05-2002 05:19									#89
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You have a funny way of showing it!

	23-05-2002 05:21									#90
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Provost, did you see my latest post in response to yours??