Homosexuality

I don't remember what the seires is called (honestly, I can't spell it), but it was the Alanna series.

That is quite surprising, however, that the target for the readers happens to be 13.

Hmmmn, I used to read the Alanna series...Started it in sixth/seventh grade, soooo that is disturbing. O_o Honestly, I never got that far, because I was so pissed that Alanna ended with with George (and all those other screwy pairings) I stopped reading them.

Hoo boy... this is a widely looked upon subject... I'm always nervous when I talk about things like this, but I feel like I need to get this out:

No matter what, gays and lesbians are still people-- I'll never forget that. HOWEVER I do NOT believe homosexuality is right. There's man AND woman for a reason, and when they get together with a relationship that has true love, it's a beautiful thing. And when I child is raised they need BOTH a mother and a father. (If you're not religious than don't read the next little part): I believe marriage between a man and woman is ordained of God.

Therefore I don't believe homosexual marriages are right... I can't name specific reasons right off the top of my head at the particular moment, but that's what my feelings and instincts tell me. But I will never ever, ever, ever, believe that those who are homosexuals are evil and horrible people. NEVER.

There, I'm done. (I'll stop before I get too emotional. >_>)

Wow and I'm about to read that bbok, it's right behind me in it's WardenBook bag.

Off-topic: I've always liked the idea of Sandra and Briar together. Do they ever ge together or is that just a fantasy never to come true?

Anyways, my thoughts on homosexuality. I particularily do not care if someone is homosexual or not. They are a person before they are gay or lesbian. I have two friends that are Bisexual and I couldn't care less. They're great guys to hang around with. But if one of my female friends were lesbian I only wish that they do not talk about it or imply that they like me that way. *shudder* Or anything like that. I live in New Jersey which means we have this Civil something (can't remember) where homosexuals can marry. I could care less if they do or don't.
But, remember we had a gay governor....Who became a Apiscilpalien (I can never ever spell my religion right, darn it.) priest. That I had a problem with. Why my religion? T_T People left us after that. And I planned on using those people to help me get the stupid music to be more lively!! That was off topic. Sorry.

Also off topic: I hate the Vactican (AKA POPE). They refused to let women be priests, hold bible studies and whatnot. Damn sexists. Excuse me. I'm sorry again.

Anyway

I'm only glad I like guys. WHOOT! Testerone! xD lmao.

I agree with the above statements. If two people love each other, we should respect that and let them be. For the second statement, if they are your friends and it makes you uncomfortable, deal with it the same way you would if you were uncomfortable about any other couple - talk to them about it, or just ignore it.

I'll say this to start with - I'm Catholic, but I'm open-minded. I don't agree with lots of things about the Catholic Church, and their stance on homosexuality is one of them.

It might be because I have one gay male friend and one female bi friend (in the same group of friends), but I honestly don't see a problem with homosexuality. My gay friend is good friends with all of our group, even the guys. Besides that, he's just awesome - he's great to be around, and always good for a laugh. The bi friend is one of the friendliest people I know - she's been through a lot, but she's such a strong and kind person because of it. I wouldn't trade either of them for the world. And if they weren't gay, it would change who they are, and we all like them just the way they are.

Sure, I don't like yuri/yaoi in fanfictions (mostly because they often pair up characters who have no interest in each other except friendship), but in real-life, we should accept these differences in people.

Yes, it might be a bit of a fad at the moment, but I don't think we should worry about those people that are actually gay - its their life, and we shoudl respect them enough to let them make their own decisions.


I don't think much of that post made much sense, but its part of my views anyway........

My thoughts on homosexuality? I don't mind it. I guess I'll say I accept it, being a homsexual, but, acting like one? It's against my religion. I do not hate homosexuals, though. Believe me, I had an uncle who died 22 years ago before I was born who was a homosexual, so I don't hate them. But does it disturb me? Yes, it would disturb anyone who is straight. Not a person who is homosexual... but someone acting homosexual... Like, a guy kissing a guy or a girl kissing a girl. I don't approve of homosexual marriage. It's just not right. The definition of marriage is the legal union of a man and a women as husband and wife. Man and women! So, homosexual marriage should be no more. These are just my thoughts.