MissileMan
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- Sep 11, 2004
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Pale Rider said:Oh my, oh my... what am I going to do... MM called me a ***...![]()
Get real pinhead.
You're still making absolutely no sense at all. What the **** you on anyway? THINK for Christ' sake. IF you can.
One can *CHOOSE* to either pack fudge on another man or not, and none of your idiotic "you can't do that's" are going to change that fact.
Damn man, you're pretty slow.
It's really simple if you'd pay attention. I'm heterosexual and I don't have to choose to not engage in homosexual sex, because I have no desire to. I assume that this is the case for most heterosexuals. I'm sure there are exceptions. I'm also not choosing to be heterosexual, I was born that way.
You claim that homosexuals are in fact heterosexuals that have chosen to engage in homosexual sex. You argue that they weren't born that way. Since most heterosexuals would never find themselves in the position of having to choose whether or not to engage in homosexual sex, your argument is lacking any real rationale.
FYI, my arguments are about orientation, not the act itself.
Comes back to the "Men are from Mars, Women from Venus". It seems the nature of the 'normal' beast. Men ARE difficult for women. They are too 'guarded', uncommunicative, undemonstrative-well most of the time. I hear men find women the opposit. :funnyface I know it's easier and more enjoyable, most of the time, to go out with my 'friends' all women. Too bad I don't find them 'attractive' in other ways!