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A Love Like Ours

Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2020 3:22 pm
by SallyF
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Why didn't the mythological Middle East male god Jehovah inspire the male authors of the biblical writings to address female homosexuality specifically …?

Re: A Love Like Ours

Posted: Sun Feb 23, 2020 4:39 pm
by Purple Knight
SallyF wrote:Why didn't the mythological Middle East male god Jehovah inspire the male authors of the biblical writings to address female homosexuality specifically …?
Because it's not gross. Lesbians don't gross anybody out. Anal sex does.

I also argue that the idea of male-male pairs unencumbered by children who are able to outcompete male-female pairs and take the choice niches away from those who can reproduce probably factored into the decision to address male homosexuality directly.

With female-female pairs, it's not as much of a risk. Most jobs in the past were probably physically demanding, making a female-female pair not as well-suited to compete as a male-female pair, even if both pairs have children. Females were also subservient so there was simply no need. If the father decides for his daughter to marry a male, then she does. No more need to address it than that.

Re: A Love Like Ours

Posted: Sun Feb 23, 2020 4:43 pm
by Menotu
[Replying to post 31 by Purple Knight]
Lesbians don't gross anybody out.
That is SO not true :tongue:
On more than one level

Re: A Love Like Ours

Posted: Sun Feb 23, 2020 11:25 pm
by AgnosticBoy
Purple Knight wrote: Because it's not gross. Lesbians don't gross anybody out. .
This is a very selfish view. Lesbians aren't in relationships to put on a performance for men. That is unfortunately how they are marketed nowadays.

Re: A Love Like Ours

Posted: Wed Feb 26, 2020 10:07 pm
by Purple Knight
AgnosticBoy wrote:
Purple Knight wrote: Because it's not gross. Lesbians don't gross anybody out. .
This is a very selfish view. Lesbians aren't in relationships to put on a performance for men.
I didn't say they were. But the fact that you jumped to this conclusion is evidence that I'm right: Lesbianism is not gross.

This isn't to say that anybody should attack gay men (they shouldn't), but for most straight men, the idea of bucking futts is at least a teensy bit off-putting.

It's an explanation, not an excuse. And it's only one of three explanations I provided.

I don't act on my emotions when it comes to right and wrong. I make thought-out judgments and even then, I still distrust them.

But you would be shocked by how many people just use the idea of morality as a reeking, overstuffed shoe for their own immediate reactions to be shoehorned into. Does that disgust me? Well it must be wrong then. This is how the vast majority of people think.

Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2020 5:10 pm
by Tcg
[Replying to post 34 by Purple Knight]


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Re: A Love Like Ours

Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2020 6:04 am
by Seth
[Replying to post 13 by bjs]
Claiming that we can’t control who we fall in love with is categorically false for everyone on the planet. Yes, there are people in love who never thought that they would be a good match, but that did not happen beyond their control. They experienced attachment or attraction, and they made the choice to pursue that relationship instead of hindering it. I am not saying that love is always good nor that unexpected love is always self-destructive. But love always comes from a choice. The often repeated line from romantic comedies that “We didn’t intend for this to happen,� is a bald-face lie. We all chose the relationships we nurture and we all chose the relationships we avoid.
I chose to love my wife, my children, my grandchildren just as much as I chose heterosexuality.

Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2020 6:11 am
by Seth
[Replying to post 35 by Tcg]

I'm new. Can you define profanity and obscenity, so that I know what to avoid. It's seems to me that these words are very subjective.

Posted: Thu Mar 05, 2020 12:51 pm
by Tcg
[Replying to post 37 by Seth]

I'd suggest you begin by reviewing the rules: Debate Forum Intro and Rules

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