Straight as a rainbow

Statikk HDM · #1 08-15-2002, 04:54 PM

Ok, so I was at this website for "traditional values" screwing around, and blah, blah, blah and I clicked on a link called NARTH.Apparently this is an organization that still consider homosexuality and Gender Identy Disorders as psychological problems. While I was their I saw a topic and read it and thought it would be a good way to spark discussion and snag some really cheap replies in a grabass fashion.
www.narth.com/docs/pieces.html

Jacob · #2 08-15-2002, 05:14 PM

It was too long...i shall wait til others reply before i have my say...

PinkHaired Mudokon CWR · #3 08-15-2002, 05:17 PM

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Originally posted by Jacob
It was too long...i shall wait til others reply before i have my say...

Ah, your just lazy.

The link is taking too long to load though..

Gluk Schmuck · #4 08-15-2002, 05:52 PM

Hmm. So he says homosexuality is caused by a mixture of genetic and environmental factors. It hardly takes a genious to figure that out. And then he says something about treating them at the end. Silly person.

PinkHaired Mudokon CWR · #5 08-15-2002, 05:59 PM

That's news to me. Sounds like a nutcase. It's probabaly a fluke.

Danny · #6 08-15-2002, 07:55 PM

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Perhaps he is more interested in art or in reading - simply because he's smart.

So Intelligence is now considered a symptom of Homosexuality? Sounds about right to me...

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But sadly, this pulling away from his father, and from the "masculine" role model he needed, also left him even less able to relate to his male peers.

My mother raised me alone. Does that mean that I must find it difficult to relate to other boys? Well, okay, so I do, but I still don't think one of them caused the other...

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he cannot relate effectively to the opposite sex

But hang on, you said up there that it's his own sex he doesn't relate to. Everyone relates to someone...

Parts 1 to 4 seem accurate, as I experienced everything mentioned in those parts, and I'm bisexual, but Parts 5 to 12 are absolute rubbish...