Evointrinsic
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Very true, you've managed to suppress your attraction. And in the end the mind of man can be a very powerful thing. However - from what I can tell - you started attracted to both sexes, correct? In which case do you really have a say on whether strict heterosexuals/homosexuals made a choice on one or the other, judging from your personal experiences?
Gene Robinson (born May 29, 1947 in Fayette County, Kentucky) is the ninth bishop of the Diocese of New Hampshire in the Episcopal Church in the United States of America. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gene_Robinson He talks (in the movie "The Bible Tells Me So") about when he first realized he was "different" and tells a story about "when [he] was in 7th grade, a few of [his] friends managed to grab a hold of a playboy magazine, and [he]... realize that these pictures were apparently doing things for these other guys that they weren't doing for [him]."
Your telling me that this was a choice for him?
Chrissy Gephardt (also seen in the movie) said "When I was in high school and college I remember my girlfriends talking about sex, saying how great it was and how wonderful it was and I'm like 'this sucks! why do you like that?' and they were like 'oh he's so hot and... his body...' and I'm like 'uuh huhh' you know?"
This was also a choice for her?
Don't get me wrong though, I can see individuals making a choice from a personal experience such as woman being in an abusive situation and simply be turned off of men because of that, or in your situation as well. But these people, as well as all of my gay friends never made any choices, they and I simply are attracted to who we are attracted to.
EDIT: Why is "sucks" censored?
Gene Robinson (born May 29, 1947 in Fayette County, Kentucky) is the ninth bishop of the Diocese of New Hampshire in the Episcopal Church in the United States of America. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gene_Robinson He talks (in the movie "The Bible Tells Me So") about when he first realized he was "different" and tells a story about "when [he] was in 7th grade, a few of [his] friends managed to grab a hold of a playboy magazine, and [he]... realize
Your telling me that this was a choice for him?
Chrissy Gephardt (also seen in the movie) said "When I was in high school and college I remember my girlfriends talking about sex, saying how great it was and how wonderful it was and I'm like 'this sucks! why do you like that?' and they were like 'oh he's so hot and... his body...' and I'm like 'uuh huhh' you know?"
This was also a choice for her?
Don't get me wrong though, I can see individuals making a choice from a personal experience such as woman being in an abusive situation and simply be turned off of men because of that, or in your situation as well. But these people, as well as all of my gay friends never made any choices, they and I simply are attracted to who we are attracted to.
EDIT: Why is "sucks" censored?