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Old 03-27-2008, 09:03 AM
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Personally I think that regardless of the appetite -- food, sex, whatever -- there is practically no end to the tastes one can acquire. People become stimulated by and obsessed with all sorts of things when it comes to sex ... same gender, opposite gender, threesomes, old people, pee, poop, you name it.
I don't like this very much though.... I'd rather take my sexuality seriously... Not judging others seems to be a good thing though.

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Does homosexuality fit that profile? I think it does. I think that people generally acquire a taste for same-gender sex incidentally [...]
I don't believe this. Homosexuality is too deeply ingrained in the person to be comparable to an acquired taste.

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At the end of the day, I think that much of the charged rhetoric around sexual orientation comes from trying to make sexual orientation something it's not in order to flog a point of view and feed people's egos by creating huge gulf of "otherness" and "difference" between people.
I think this "huge gulf of 'otherness' and 'difference'" is an overcompensation against the prevalent idea that homosexual persons are in some way less than the "normals".

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I actually believe that gender orientation is not black and white, nor is it set in stone -- even if, for most of us, for practical purposes, it's a given and doesn't change.
Huh? It is not set in stone, but for practical purposes it does not change? Whaaaaaaat?????
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