Chris Williams said:Well, no... being fluid doesn't mean it's shaped from the outside; I guess it just means it can shift over a lifetime or perhaps even change within a couple of weeks.
It is entirely up to you whether you want to slap labels of degeneracy on everything based on your own value system—but personally, I find it perfectly natural not to care what anyone else does with their genitals, who they touch, or whether someone feels like a man or a woman internally regardless of their anatomy.
If you don't care what car someone buys, what school they graduate from, or whether they decide to play sports, then I suppose it is strange that you are so bothered by someone engaging in sexual activities that you wouldn't personally choose.
Between consuming pornography and the media constantly pushing this agenda, it seems this group is becoming sexually unhealthy, struggling with identity, which eventually leads to issues in their sex lives, family building, and raising children...
Is there perhaps a specific study, some concrete evidence, or any actual statistics suggesting that being gay makes someone ill or causes the specific problems you mentioned?
But whatever, it's all "cool," and apparently to such an extent that transvestites have become role models because, as you say, they can be more feminine than the average woman. And the fact that their lives often end up in prostitution doesn't matter either; I suppose that’s just the new desirable standard since many women monetize themselves one way or another anyway... it's become the new behavioral model, I guess.
And of course, you're right, because you embrace these modern liberal trends and simply don't care about the consequences...
I never actually said they were role models or sexier than the average woman; I merely suggested they can be fascinating.
I wonder, what exactly is so unsettling about ladyboys to you?
I am not calling you a homophobe—heaven forbid, I don't know you well enough as a fellow forum user to make such a claim—but I will mention something regarding homophobia so you don't think I am targeting you specifically...
In one study involving a penis, a group of homophobic men was given a small paper band, similar to a control group of straight men, and they were shown various short clips, including occasional scenes of sex between two men. In every single case involving the homophobes, the paper band snapped. Because of an erection, I guess... so, you get the idea.
Fluid sexuality is exactly that—it's something that changes based on your environment or personal experiences. Think about what shaped your views on what kind of guys you're attracted to—body types, hair color, certain vibes, or even fantasies you have while you're solo because of something you saw or felt... if you're wired toward fetishes, you link them to pleasure, whether it's a certain look, muscles, a piece of clothing, or even something more intense...
You want examples of how things like porn affect young people? Here you go:
https://www.yourbrainonporn.com/https://www.yourbrainonporn.com/are-fetishes-innatehttps://www.yourbrainonporn.com/ask-...ay-transsexualhttps://d.ibtimes.co.uk/en/full/1453...6ace54af28be99To me, it's incredibly important what kind of environment my child grows up in, or honestly, any of us—whether it's food, health, habits, work, education, or sexuality. It matters to me because I know how easily people can be manipulated, and how the media can basically brainwash everyone under the guise of "progress," "freedom," or "success."
Honestly, people like you really get on my nerves—those who live by the motto "everyone should just do whatever they want"—because that kind of thinking is just totally lacking in reflection and responsibility toward the future.
When it comes to homosexuality, sure, everyone has the right to do whatever they want in their own bedroom, and they have the same rights as everyone else. But nobody has the right to push that lifestyle as the "correct" or desirable way to live, especially when it clashes with our biological foundation and people end up poisoning the public discourse without considering the consequences. Maybe the bisexual trend isn't a huge deal at first glance, but it is if we consider that such sexualities often lean toward promiscuity, and the whole issue of family and kids is tied directly to sexual orientation. And I bet even you wouldn't be happy if you met a partner, had a kid with them, and then found out tomorrow they had a boyfriend... and that they're, well, a little more gay than usual...
Honestly, some of what the homophobes are saying actually hits home sometimes—mostly because so many people who identify as gay or bisexual are genuinely struggling to accept who they are. You’ll hear people say they shouldn't exist, but the reality is that so many of them just want a family and kids... they're often heteroromantic, or they're dealing with the fallout from porn addiction, paraphilias, or past trauma. It’s just sad, really—these are people stuck with a sexuality they can't escape even if they desperately wanted to. A life and an identity wrecked by porn addiction or being brainwashed into gender reassignment carries the same weight as a young life ruined by drugs or alcoholism in the States. These people lose their shot at a normal life, a career, or a family, and that’s just tragic—regardless of how "cool" or progressive you think it all is, or how much you care about being inclusive... And it gets even worse if we give them adoption rights, because then you're basically passing that struggle down to the next generation. Just look at how many people in America deal with impotence or infertility, or how much money the pharmaceutical and porn industries rake in, and it starts to make sense. It's the price we pay for being so obsessed with individual freedom and living lives without any real responsibility... Just because you feel bad about it doesn't mean you're right...