Author Topic: I came out to my mom this morning (The Gay Megathread)  (Read 20009 times)

Not understanding something or not being comfortable with something does not mean they are judging it or hating it.

Acceptance =/= tolerance and rejection =/= hate.
If the majority of the LGBT actually understood this they would definitely be a lot less worse.
yes you can because they're both facts. grass is green and that's a fact, just like "homoloveuality is real" is a factchances are
No you can't because of the fact that one is still heavily debated and the other is not. 2 + 2 = 4, I have not met a person who disagrees with this outside of joking/humor.

Homoloveuality is still debated because it hasn't been set in stone as a hard disprovable fact. I agree that its fact but someone else might not. We don't yet LIVE in that time where its something you just accept.

in that case, tell her she's not a woman. tell her she's hiding a snake in her pants. and don't say "I think" or "in my opinion," no, you have to do what XR did, tell her exactly "you're not actually female"
She'd probably be a little confused but your brown townogy is once again irrelevant and outlandish. As a matter of fact stop trying to make brown townogies for it because none of them really make sense. This is a unique scenario and people from different backgrounds have different contextual knowledge about homoloveuality based on their upbringing. They aren't in control of these circumstances, it does not make them pond scum.

It is your job as an advocate of this movement to educate them and to show them how to love. Not how to hate. You're being a pretty good example of how to hate someone.

like I said approximately 1000 times I don't disagree with him. you can't disagree with something unless it's a matter of opinion

It's a matter of belief. A perception of fact. If you think he's wrong, support your point with evidence and not insults.

but I don't need to show any patience. he's heard all of it before. how do I know?? because he said he's saying it "again." so what's the point in repeating it to him
Because you're not being patient with him. You're right, you don't have to try, but you should at-least reserve a little bit of decency and not lash out at him.

If I'm not listening, are you going to tell me that you are actually contemplating what I put on the plate? It kind of seems like you're dumping it in the garbage disposal.

Not understanding something or not being comfortable with something does not mean they are judging it or hating it.

Saying homoloveuality is unnatural and strange is judging it.

It's fine to not be comfortable or not understand it, but telling somebody that they're weird for liking the same love isn't fine.

try to tell your math teacher that 2 plus 2 is not in fact 4 and see how she responds
yes you can because they're both facts. grass is green and that's a fact, just like "homoloveuality is real" is a fact
Grass being green and two plus two equaling four are both demonstrable facts. Try again.

Saying homoloveuality is unnatural and strange is judging it.

It's fine to not be comfortable or not understand it, but telling somebody that they're weird for liking the same love isn't fine.
So I'm judging British people because I think their accent is unnatural to me? Exactly WHAT hypothetically am I judging them for.

Saying homoloveuality is unnatural and strange is judging it.

It's fine to not be comfortable or not understand it, but telling somebody that they're weird for liking the same love isn't fine.

except nobody said anyone was weird for liking the same love, they said it could come off as foreign to people who haven't been exposed to the concept

Annnnddd that's another GIF from Emo Freek of a black lady.

except nobody said anyone was weird for liking the same love, they said it could come off as foreign to people who haven't been exposed to the concept

The whole reason this argument started is because somebody called BuildaBox weird for being gay.

The whole reason this argument started is because somebody called BuildaBox weird for being gay.
Lets look at some stuff here ok
I've said it before and I'll say it again.

People are only gay because they are either disoriented (pun not intended) or because it is being legalized and they just can. How come the gay/bi population has probably increased like 1000% in the past 50 years anyway?
I do not see the word weird in here and nor do i see him primarily addressing BuildaBox himself

What I see here is someone sharing an unpopular opinion that no doubt quite a few people disagree with. So no, the argument didn't spawn from XR7 saying someone was "wierd". It spawned from him thinking Homoloveuality isn't natural and is a choice.

Don't just throw yourself into the warzone of an argument if you don't know what you're talking about first.

I've noticed this trend on here were the forum's gay population come from southern states or just agricultural states.
pfft im sure not gay


my parents were well aware I didn't give a forget about their thoughts and feelings from the get go of highschool age.
and there was plenty of fighting because of it.
now as an adult, I'm like friends with them, and they talk to me like they respect me.

all my friends were scared of their parents then. tried to unnessisarily please them. lived a life for them.
and are all momma's girls/boys now at this age. odd ass relationships they have as adults.

if op had any self respect at all, this would be a non issue.
when does all that gay pride stuff start that gay people can't stfu about?

pfft im sure not gay
He said gay people come from there, not people from there are gay.

I do not see the word weird in here and nor do i see him primarily addressing BuildaBox himself
So no, the argument didn't spawn from XR7 saying someone was "wierd". It spawned from him thinking Homoloveuality isn't natural and is a choice.

Did I ever say anything about XR-7 personally?


What I see here is someone sharing an unpopular opinion that no doubt quite a few people disagree with.

He shouldn't have shared his unpopular opinion in the first place.