HenryBHough
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They'll never become "normal" parents - that is by the normal means. Tho they seem to think they might have a Hell of a lot of fun trying!
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Like straight people never get std'sHomosexuals have very high rates of aids, that's not good for kids, is it?
Adoption is not normal?They'll never become "normal" parents - that is by the normal means. Tho they seem to think they might have a Hell of a lot of fun trying!
It seems he had to go back 30 years to find something to bitch about.Homosexuals have very high rates of aids, that's not good for kids, is it?
Kids like Kool-Aid.
Sure they do, it's just that homosexuals have std's at a much higher rateLike straight people never get std'sHomosexuals have very high rates of aids, that's not good for kids, is it?
Adoption is not normal?
You'd have to ask the adopter.Adoption is not normal?
That raises two questions:
1. Did you enjoy the process?
2. How does one abort an adoption?
Beats lying about it.Doncha just love it when a world-class experienced export shares his/her/its first-hand knowledge? But no pictures?
Only gay males should be allowed.sure normal. like Rosie O'donnell's
I guess they did finally find the one kid that was missing.![]()
And?......Gay couples have been adopting children for years. Who cares?"I'm not saying that a same-sex couple can't have a very positive and nurturing environment."
Former Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Penn.), who has aggressively opposed gay marriage throughout his career, admitted on Wednesday that gay couples can provide a healthy environment for children.
Santorum, who has said that the Supreme Court's June decision legalizing same-sex marriage, further put the "nail in the coffin" of the nuclear family, was pressed on his position by ABC's "The View" co-host Raven-Symoné, who said she considers herself a part of the "gay and transgender community."
"I don't understand why you feel like people in the gay and transgender community can't raise a very beautiful, smart, intelligent child as well as a man and a woman when sometimes, coming from a heterosexual family, there's a lot more fighting, there's a lot more going on," she said on "The View."
Santorum, who is running for president, responded by saying that same-sex couples could in fact create a good environment for their children.
"I'm not saying that a same-sex couple can't have a very positive and nurturing environment," he said.
Despite admitting that gay couples can be just as good parents as anyone else, Santorum didn't back away from his position that gay marriage will destroy the traditional family.
More: Rick Santorum Admits Gay Couples Can Be Just Normal Parents, But Still Opposes Same-Sex Marriage
Well, there it is. Even Santorum admits that gay couples can provide a healthy environment for children. Many of us already knew that.
Sure they do, it's just that homosexuals have std's at a much higher rateLike straight people never get std'sHomosexuals have very high rates of aids, that's not good for kids, is it?
And that never happens to straight women.
- Lesbians have higher rates of alcohol use, poor nutrition, and obesity. These factors may increase the risk of breast, endometrial, and ovarian cancers, and other cancers.
Lesbian Health
- Sexual Health. Lesbian women are at risk for many of the same STDs as heterosexual women. Lesbian women can transmit STDs to each other through skin-to-skin contact, mucosa contact, vaginal fluids, and menstrual blood. Sharing sex toys is another method of transmitting STDs. These are common STDs that can be passed between women:
- Bacterial vaginosis (BV). Although we don’t know for sure that BV is caused by a sexually transmitted agent, BV occurs more commonly among women who have recently acquired other STD’s, or who have recently had unprotected sex. For reasons that are unclear, BV is more common in lesbian and bisexual women than heterosexual women, and frequently occurs in both members of lesbian couples. BV happens when the normal bacteria in the vagina get out of balance. Sometimes, BV causes no symptoms, but over half of affected women have a vaginal discharge with a fishy odor or vaginal itching. If left untreated, BV can increase a woman’s chances of getting other STDs such as HIV, chlamydia, gonorrhea, and pelvic inflammatory disease.
Homosexuality = High risk of STD's