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In reply to the discussion: I cried at church today [View all]treestar
(82,383 posts)31. being unmarried and not associated anyone of with the opposite sex
does NOT mean the person is gay. Not that there's anything wrong with it if they are, but they could be someone who just does not get involved, is too busy, is of low sex drive, doesn't feel confident enough, doesn't meet anyone (that could happen easily in his job category) suitable or who they like.
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it was about understanding that if gay, it's a significant piece of who he was and is and shall be
Voice for Peace
Sep 2012
#55
You're new so I assume that while you appear to be wanting to pick a fight...
joeybee12
Sep 2012
#27
What difference does it make to ask the question? What if he had wondered if he were from Cleveland?
Lex
Sep 2012
#5
dsc... I am touched by your story you related. But, I can well imagine why some reacted poorly to
hlthe2b
Sep 2012
#11
Really? You really believe that people would get this freaked out if dsc did research into
Zorra
Sep 2012
#32
Being gay is still looked down upon by many ignorant or ill informed people and
Auntie Bush
Sep 2012
#8
Did you even read dsc's post? He wasn't crying for himself but for a 20 year old who is in a coma.
yardwork
Sep 2012
#45
You know what bothers me? I have no problems letting people live their own lives. After all
southernyankeebelle
Sep 2012
#15
I don't have a problem with that at all. But if I were hiring a person that isn't the first or even
southernyankeebelle
Sep 2012
#46
the criticism I believe was due to the delivery, I don't think anyone here cares whether he was gay
Demonaut
Sep 2012
#28
I am so sorry for your friend's cousin! There are no words for how sad suicide is.
patrice
Sep 2012
#29
Who the hell cares who's gay or not gay? It's really none of anyone's business what people do in
judesedit
Sep 2012
#33
I think as long as you are honest with the people who you love then promiscuity is fine
dsc
Sep 2012
#79
This makes the "two-timing" comment make sense. It's OK as long as everybody agrees
cr8tvlde
Sep 2012
#85
The way I read it, something very disturbing happened today and put the other thread in perspective.
yardwork
Sep 2012
#57
No, it's the bigoted homophobic world that uses people's private lives for their own agendas.
yardwork
Sep 2012
#59
I suggest that you reread the OP. dsc didn't discuss anything in church. He heard a horrific story.
yardwork
Sep 2012
#89
OK. This is fascinating, so I'll bite since two-timing is similar to a hissy fit
cr8tvlde
Sep 2012
#84
freedom of speech does not equate with freedom to not be challenged on your opinion
ibegurpard
Sep 2012
#78
DSC has specifically been told more than once to cease this line of speculation.
renie408
Sep 2012
#82
jesus christ! you just slammed on someone who is agreeing with your general point
ibegurpard
Sep 2012
#88
Sorry. The post was very unclear and there is so much bashing of dsc here I assumed it was another.
yardwork
Sep 2012
#90
I'm still trying to figure out what "King David's love life" has to do with Christianity.
WinkyDink
Sep 2012
#67