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    Tree Killer Senior Member Beirut's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by PanzerJaeger View Post
    Now you're not even pretending to respond to my questions.
    Would you prefer I pretend?

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    Yes. It is thrown around in the same circles that use the "Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve" rhetoric. The aim is the same - to deligitimize homosexual relationships.
    I have no problem with homosexual relationships. I've suggested my wife take one up several times. I even offered to supervise.

    Quote Originally Posted by PanzerJaeger View Post
    I would suggest that you get out of the backwoods and learn about modern life.
    Actually, I grew up in the city with a gay older brother. I was hanging out at his parties when I was 14. (Great mixed drinks!) I saw friends of his (and mine) that I knew for twenty-years die of AIDS. Several times my brother brought his friends who were HIV positive to our family Christmas dinners because he thought it might be their last chance to celebrate Christmas in a family setting. Some of them even cooked the dinner. My brother always brought his boyfriend as well. Having gay guys around was always normal for me. I've never known any other life.

    How many gay guys at your family gatherings, Mr. I Don't Live In The Backwoods?

    Like I said, you may have internet studies and Dr. Feelgood's pixiedust to lighten your path, but I prefer real life.

    Quote Originally Posted by PanzerJaeger View Post
    Thank you for your concern. I have read them thoroughly and I understand the strengths and constraints of such research, which is more than you can say.
    Keep your internet studies and your pixiedust. I'll stick to real life. Real life: family, friends, kids, the day to day trials and tribulations the world throws at you. When you get tired of living vicariously through someone else's statistics, give real life a try. You might enjoy it.
    Last edited by Beirut; 02-23-2011 at 04:24.
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