Originally posted by Knightfall93
i don't see why anyone's fussed. the only difference is heterosexuals have sex by inserting the penis into the vagina and homosexuals have sex by inserting the penis into the anus. Alternatively, homosexuals have sex by inserting the "dildo" into the vagina.
🤨 Ya think???
Originally posted by Knightfall93
i don't see why anyone's fussed. the only difference is heterosexuals have sex by inserting the penis into the vagina and homosexuals have sex by inserting the penis into the anus. Alternatively, homosexuals have sex by inserting the "dildo" into the vagina.
I think you have left out a few details, but... don't go there. 😱
Originally posted by Makedde
I don't believe homosexuality is a choice, I believe that a person is born gay.This boy was BORN a boy. He was raised a girl, which he was not. His parents raised him to be attracted to girls, but he can't deny who he is inside.
If you were in the same situation, you'd find that you couldn't be attracted to boys, because inside, you ARE a boy. You can change the outside, but you can never change the inside.
One grows up and discovers themselves as they mature and their sexual preferences mature and evolve with them. Nobody is changing anything nor is anybodies sexuality preordained with them having no say in it whatsoever.
is it comprehensible.....
Originally posted by Knightfall93
i don't see why anyone's fussed. the only difference is heterosexuals have sex by inserting the penis into the vagina and homosexuals have sex by inserting the penis into the anus. Alternatively, homosexuals have sex by inserting the "dildo" into the vagina.
not to mention that all of those are vald for heterosexual relationships
Originally posted by powerfulone1987
Who ever said change was involved?One grows up and discovers themselves as they mature and their sexual preferences mature and evolve with them. Nobody is changing anything nor is anybodies sexuality preordained with them having no say in it whatsoever.
is it comprehensible.....
I'm saying that a person born a boy, then raised as a girl is going to be a lesbian when they grow up, because they were raised to be someone they are not.
Originally posted by powerfulone1987
I don't see the sense in raising a boy as a girl thankyou.And I still don't see how a boy can be a lesbian...and never will.
is it comprehensible.....
If something goes wrong with the circumcision, parents usually raise the child as a girl, dress him like a girl, make him act like a girl. He grows up realising he's different, he's a girl on the outside but a boy on the inside. He has feelings toward other boys, because he IS a boy. He is likely to be gay because of it. If parents raised the child as he was born there wouldn't be a problem.
Originally posted by Makedde
If something goes wrong with the circumcision, parents usually raise the child as a girl, dress him like a girl, make him act like a girl. He grows up realising he's different, he's a girl on the outside but a boy on the inside. He has feelings toward other boys, because he IS a boy. He is likely to be gay because of it. If parents raised the child as he was born there wouldn't be a problem.
is it comprehensible.....
Originally posted by Makedde
If something goes wrong with the circumcision, parents usually raise the child as a girl, dress him like a girl, make him act like a girl. He grows up realising he's different, he's a girl on the outside but a boy on the inside. He has feelings toward other boys, because he IS a boy. He is likely to be gay because of it. If parents raised the child as he was born there wouldn't be a problem.
I thought you said that homosexuality is genetic, and not a choice.
I say it is determined by developmental factors in a persons childhood.
What you are posting has nothing to do with genetics and everything to do with developmental factors.
Or, according to your earlier posts,.... that couldn't happen because no matter what the parents would push on that boy, genetically.... he would be straight.
So.... is it determined at birth, or does what happen to a person make them gay? ✅
Originally posted by sithsaber408
I thought you said that homosexuality is genetic, and not a choice.I say it is determined by developmental factors in a persons childhood.
What you are posting has nothing to do with genetics and [B]everything
to do with developmental factors.Or, according to your earlier posts,.... that couldn't happen because no matter what the parents would push on that boy, genetically.... he would be straight.
So.... is it determined at birth, or does what happen to a person make them gay? ✅ [/B]
No, what she is reffering to is a child born with both sex organs. At that point, their gender is chosen by the parents. However, the really bad part(as studies have shown) is that the child often turns out ot be the opposite of the parents choice. So, when a child is born with both genitals, and the parents choose for that child to be raised a girl, then often the child growns up feeling/acting like a boy.
If she is not reffering to a person both with both, then I'm unsure what she's talking about. I've never heard of a circumcision that went so wrong the parents decided to raise the child as a girl.
Originally posted by Capt_Fantastic
No, what she is reffering to is a child born with both sex organs. At that point, their gender is chosen by the parents. However, the really bad part(as studies have shown) is that the child often turns out ot be the opposite of the parents choice. So, when a child is born with both genitals, and the parents choose for that child to be raised a girl, then often the child growns up feeling/acting like a boy.If she is not reffering to a person both with both, then I'm unsure what she's talking about. I've never heard of a circumcision that went so wrong the parents decided to raise the child as a girl.
There was this case on a show where the girl had testes, but they were inside her vagina somewhere and not visible. She went to the doctor thinking she had something else and they found out they were testes and her parents don't want the doctors to tell her and then one doctor tells her and she's happy b/c it explains a lot to her and she decides to be a boy and the doctor starts cutting her hair right in the room and then the mother comes in and finishes cutting it.
is it comprehensible.....
Originally posted by Capt_Fantastic
No, what she is reffering to is a child born with both sex organs. At that point, their gender is chosen by the parents. However, the really bad part(as studies have shown) is that the child often turns out ot be the opposite of the parents choice. So, when a child is born with both genitals, and the parents choose for that child to be raised a girl, then often the child growns up feeling/acting like a boy.
You are right on the money. 🙂
Originally posted by Capt_Fantastic
If she is not reffering to a person both with both, then I'm unsure what she's talking about. I've never heard of a circumcision that went so wrong the parents decided to raise the child as a girl.
It has gone wrong. There was a case many years ago when a baby boy was circumcised, and it went wrong. The little boys penis was burned to a crisp, and doctors had no choice but to remove it. The child parents raised their son as a girl. Years went by, and the 'girl' realised there was something wrong. As soonas they were able, they underwent a sex change to become a boy again.
This happened in the 60's, it wouldn't happen now, but it did happen, and it is this to which I refer to.
Originally posted by powerfulone1987
ha me neither.There was this case on a show where the girl had testes, but they were inside her vagina somewhere and not visible. She went to the doctor thinking she had something else and they found out they were testes and her parents don't want the doctors to tell her and then one doctor tells her and she's happy b/c it explains a lot to her and she decides to be a boy and the doctor starts cutting her hair right in the room and then the mother comes in and finishes cutting it.
is it comprehensible.....
Yep, because having short hair is one of the most important parts of being a boy.
Here I was actually thinking the story would end with major surgery or something, but no, it ends with a hair cut.
Still, as it is, I don't known if just having a pair of internal testicles is enough to become a boy, especially if she also had a full female reproductive system.