[sadistic bastard]

Is anybody here one of those fudgepackers? I don't get you people.

Say you got two guys out rebuilding an engine one Saturday afternoon. One guy turns to the other one and says, "Hey Lance, when we get done with this engine, I'm gonna take you into the bedroom and rock your world."

What's up with that shit?

[Brock Landers]

they are "born with it" so it comes naturally to them, or so like to say. It really is a mystery

[SlickFazzer]

One of the unexplainable mysteries of our time. How a guy can enjoy porking another guy in the ass....?

[pimike]

Originally Posted by Brock Landers

they are "born with it" so it comes naturally to them, or so like to say. It really is a mystery

Nobody was born gay. People chose to be gay.

[RageWizard]

According to some bible thumpers, you can catch a case of gay if they are given too many of the things that straight people get. So watch out for them, if you get to close you may be infected and go home and bend over in front of your neighbor to invite him to poke you in the ass.

[Ganchrow]

A Genetic Theory of [Male] Homosexuality

If the [study's] authors are correct, we're not really talking about genes for homosexuality. We're talking about genes for "androphilia," i.e., attraction to men. The importance of the genes lies in what they do not to men but to women, by increasing reproductive output so powerfully that these women compensate for the reduced output among their male relatives. You can't isolate gay men as a puzzle or problem anymore. You have to see them as part of a bigger, stronger, enduring phenomenon.

... this larger phenomenon can't be dismissed as a disorder. The study's press release concludes that "homosexuality should not be viewed as a detrimental trait (due to the reduced male fecundity it entails), but, rather, should be considered within the wider evolutionary framework of a characteristic with gender-specific benefits."

... the benefits aren't really confined to women. They protect society as a whole. The authors' computations indicate that as a society's birthrate falls, female carriers of androphilic genes account for a larger share of the output. In short, the genes provide a "buffer effect" against extinction.

I'll grant that the scientific journal that published the original study (PLoS ONE) is hardly the most reputable, but at the very least it makes for an interesting story.

[HAPPY BOY]

Originally Posted by pimike

Nobody was born gay. People chose to be gay.

[JDizzel]

Homosexuality is natural.. in all the species there have been documentated cases ( all species cats , dogs , reptiles , you name it ..)

is ok to be gay..

[armyoflovers]

Um, being gay is ok. I dont have a problem with gays.

By the way, I just got married in California last week.

[Cappy]

Originally Posted by pimike

Nobody was born gay. People chose to be gay.

You chose to be gay, I think some of the others might have been born with it