Are you a Homosexual? - Yes, No, Don't Know?

**Stefan** · 02-23-2010, 02:32 PM

No I guess, but if I were to go by the methods already used to determine certainty or not, then I don't even know if I'm 'sexual' at all.

So I guess no or unsure would be fitting, depending on how you go about it.

**Sol Invictus** · 02-23-2010, 02:33 PM

inb4 Chris Hansen.

**Praamžius** · 02-23-2010, 02:58 PM

Next poll will be ''Are you pedophile?'' or ''Are you zoophile?'' ???

**Loki** · 02-23-2010, 03:18 PM

Originally Posted by The Papist

I'm just wondering as to how many of these vile creatures have infiltrated The Apricity

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In every demographic there will be a percentage of homosexual and bisexual people -- if it is at all representative of the general population. That includes internet forum communities, workplaces, churches ... etc. Therefore it is safe to assume that on this board of over 900 members, there will be such a percentage as well. Nothing strange at all. And they are not "vile" because of their orientation. And their sex lives are none of your business anyway.

**Sol Invictus** · 02-23-2010, 03:18 PM

Surprised at how many bi's there are.

**Cail** · 02-23-2010, 03:20 PM

Biologically speaking i am not (having male sexual organs and XY chromosomes, and not being attracted to males), but metaphysically and psychologically i am.

The thing is, i identify as a lesbian (homosexual woman), who was lucky enough to be born in a man's body.

**Sol Invictus** · 02-23-2010, 03:21 PM

wait wut

**~~Svanhild~~** · 02-23-2010, 03:22 PM

I'm bi. Yet all my prolonged relationships included men. Solely. I'm aroused by beautiful bodies or faces and think that women are the more beautiful and aesthetic gender, but a steady relationship needs more than a sexy body or a sweet face. I'm attracted to men in matters of mind and seriousness. A short sexual adventure is in no way comparable to a serious relationship. I can't see myself living together with an other woman, I'm not lesbian. To the contrary, I want to have a normal family later in my life. It's just that I feel the need to satisfy my sudden lust every now and then, and that lust included both genders. I know where I have to go if I want to meet possible female partners for a night or two. We're all victims of our mind and our emotions and that's no reason to feel ashamed. The religious principle of sin and penance is an instrument of torture against anybody's self–determination.

Why do I declare myself to such an extent? Because I want to put the heart of my attitude across. In an other board I was attacked for what I am and declared an outlaw.

**The Lawspeaker** · 02-23-2010, 03:30 PM

As straight as a pine tree or a motorway. I'll stick to girls.

**Anthropos** · 02-23-2010, 03:44 PM

Originally Posted by Svanhild

I'm bi. Yet all my prolonged relationships included men. Solely. I'm aroused by beautiful bodies or faces and think that women are the more beautiful and aesthetic gender, but a steady relationship needs more than a sexy body or a sweet face. I'm attracted to men in matters of mind and seriousness. A short sexual adventure is in no way comparable to a serious relationship. I can't see myself living together with an other woman, I'm not lesbian. To the contrary, I want to have a normal family later in my life. It's just that I feel the need to satisfy my sudden lust every now and then, and that lust included both genders. I know where I have to go if I want to meet possible female partners for a night or two. We're all victims of our mind and our emotions and that's no reason to feel ashamed. The religious principle of sin and penance is an instrument of torture against anybody's self–determination.

Why do I declare myself to such an extent? Because I want to put the heart of my attitude across. In an other board I was attacked for what I am and declared an outlaw.

I don't have any problem accepting you. But there's something else: 'The religious principle of sin and penance is an instrument of torture against anybody's self–determination.'

I don't see what that sentence has to do with the rest of your post. Nothing there prevents you being a Christian. Sexual lust as such is not an offense against the ten commandments (and even people who have broken them can be accomodated by the Church; I believe that many Christians have broken at least some of the commandments). When Saint Paul reproached parishers for homosexuality specifically it was because they had chosen it to the exclusion of male-female and husband-wife cohabitation.