- Moderator
- #241
I agree--but there has to be fairness on both sidesthere's a difference between a degenerate lifestyle and a normal heterosexual onea different standard than a heterosexual teacher
That's where you clowns don't get it - there's a difference between a degenerate lifestyle and a normal heterosexual one
This is the actual crux of the argument, all clever efforts to disguise it aside.
Yes. There it is.
Heterosexuals are not defined by their sexual orientation - they are men, women, teachers, postmen, engineers, doctors...
Homosexuals are defined by their sexual orientation - they are lesbians, faggots, and the first thing that comes up is not that they are a teacher but what the public thinks they do in the privacy of bedroom.
Normalizing it is recognizing that they are men, women, teachers, postmen, engineers, doctors...not sexual objects.
...I have no problem until they bring it up for no reason as in my other example--there was no reason to bring up same sex marriage at the hetero marriage
People are individuals some will, some won't. There is this pervasive idea that gays and lesbians are constantly "shoving it in our faces" when that "shoving" consists of little more then referring to one's partner, holding hands in public, talking about an upcoming marriage - in otherwords, doing exactly what anyone else tends to do. In time - when society becomes more accepting, there will be less defensiveness, less need to be forceful about one's rights, less aggressively open. It will be normalized, people will move on because that is what happens. Like with interracial marriage.