Sexual Orientation and Gay Marriage - Thoughts?

Wow, so I guess it must have been the times, opinions change

 

you make me sound old.... im only 18 lol as far as i know the secondary school i went to is still full of homophobic twats, i havent been there since i left after my exams

 

Big changes can happen in small times, i'm 15/16 and my school isn't as bad as that, they just tease homosexuals

 

my college has a severe anti homophobic thing in place, if caught they will apperently be expelled, i have yet to have any form of bullying since being there, cjdogger times change yes... but some people dont

 

Yes, well the bad people are generally not going to get far

 

hehe yes thats true

 

I would hope that no person gets expeled for being anti-gay. I think it is a disaster that people be denied freedom of speech. I have always found that talking is better than hitting. Being anti-gay means you are at least posing some sort of argument, let them argue.

 

I had teh protect meh mate from 6 assholes at once
It was hard, was barely standing at the end of it -_-
I took down 2, manged to get another one down and then I got booted in the balls and then they started smashing into me all at once etc.
They all ran away like scared bitches when they were finished kicking me and shit while I was down though.

Anyways back on topic...
I'm kinda homophobic, I'm not exactly harsh towards gays... (well I used to be but not anymore) I'm just scared of em :S lol

 

I don't have a problem with homosexual people. I mean it's not like being gay makes you less human or something.
I don't see a problem with people like that getting married- it's their decision.

I hate society, everyone is going on about "human rights" and "freedom". So why do they make such a big thing out of people of the same sex wanting to marry?

 

lol.... at least you admit it xD

 

I dont have a problem with gay marrige, but I do have a problem with gay couples adopting.

 

I kinda feel the same on that as the child is likely to end up gay as homosexuals are more cultural than an average family

 

I think that marriage is a very personal decision, as is what to do with one's own sexual orientation, and I think that the government should have nothing to do with these choices.

If a man has his reasons for why he believe this is right for him, why should I try to judge that person?

 

I think a person is born homosexual, you can't learn to be gay. Atleast that's what my former colleague at work told me.

 

That's a rumour that's been falsely spread, it's like the theory of fate

 

The guy who told me that was gay.

 

I know I posted that here on another homosexual discussion thread and in a way yes, a homosexual could be born as such, even without environmental factors, especially if it runs in the family.

The whole gayness is a life choice thing isn't entirely true & yet it isn't entirely wrong as well. In the end homosexuality should be treated in a case per case basis, formulating a generalisation just won't do.

 

If people were born gay that would make it a medical issue and not a mental choice

 

I thought we were all born asexual.