TM
The MISTER
Get mad if ya want.
Can sexuality be influenced?
There have been a lot of discussions about the moral aspects of sexual orientation with marriage and parenting being at the center of attention. I'm a parent and I love my son no matter what but I'd be lying if I said I wanted him to be gay. I want him to be straight, meet a good woman someday, and father kids of his own. Therefore I try to influence him to behave as a gentleman, being respectful to girls and treating them like ladies (no rough play). That's what I believe is good for him morality issues aside. Lets say that a gay father wants his son to be like him as well ( you can't fault people for wanting their kids to be as happy as they are if they're happy) let's say that this father teaches his son to view women as direct competition in the world, and to show them no special respect at all, both boys and girls are potential rivals or partners (as he believes). Both fathers love their son and want the best for him.
My question is does a persons sexuality have ANYTHING to do with what they are taught by their parents?
UTS
Utsukushii
The Devil Made Me Do It
Re: Can sexuality be influenced?
Originally posted by The MISTER
There have been a lot of discussions about the moral aspects of sexual orientation with marriage and parenting being at the center of attention. I'm a parent and I love my son no matter what but I'd be lying if I said I wanted him to be gay. I want him to be straight, meet a good woman someday, and father kids of his own. Therefore I try to influence him to behave as a gentleman, being respectful to girls and treating them like ladies (no rough play). That's what I believe is good for him morality issues aside. Lets say that a gay father wants his son to be like him as well ( you can't fault people for wanting their kids to be as happy as they are if they're happy) let's say that this father teaches his son to view women as direct competition in the world, and to show them no special respect at all, both boys and girls are potential rivals or partners (as he believes). Both fathers love their son and want the best for him.My question is does a persons sexuality have ANYTHING to do with what they are taught by their parents?
You are born gay. Many people think that's not the case but I know it's true.
My younger brother is gay. My father is a wealthy business man, loves guns, smokes cigars, cusses, really into military, etc. Our family is just not the type that you'd think would have a gay person in.
But he is, and looking back to when he was little, I can see it then to. There is nothing wrong with being gay.
Teach your children to be kind to others, and to love unconditionally, no matter who it is that they love.
TM
The MISTER
Get mad if ya want.
Re: Re: Can sexuality be influenced?
Originally posted by Utsukushii
You are born gay. Many people think that's not the case but I know it's true.My younger brother is gay. My father is a wealthy business man, loves guns, smokes cigars, cusses, really into military, etc. Our family is just not the type that you'd think would have a gay person in.
But he is, and looking back to when he was little, I can see it then to. There is nothing wrong with being gay.
Teach your children to be kind to others, and to love unconditionally, no matter who it is that they love.
I agree that there is nothing wrong with being whoever you happen to be. The fact remains though that being some things makes life more difficult. If you enjoy eating flesh at the morgue you are hurting nobody yet that would be more frowned upon than being a convicted murderer. Your environment has much to do with making you who you are in many non-sexual aspects, for example your favorite team, or food. Why would sexual preferences be excluded?
When you tell me that your father is a wealthy business man, I can't help but think that he might have been extremely busy, and the first child usually receives a lot of their parents attention(for good or for bad) because the total experience is new.Younger siblings have less novelty appeal, realistically. Your Dad also seems so stereotypically "manly" that child rearing may have been considered your Mom's job. Was your Dad spending a lot of time with the family or was he away a lot on business?
I ask because I see some young boys emulate their mother in homes where they interact with her most of the time rather than their father if he's in the picture at all. It's not uncommon for a comment like "child, please!" to be used by a lot of women. Wouldn't it be normal for a comment from the parent (mother or father) to become what a child is likely to repeat?
TDC
The Dark Cloud
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Re: Re: Can sexuality be influenced?
Originally posted by Utsukushii
You are born gay. Many people think that's not the case but I know it's true.
Can you support that with irrefutable scientific research?
UTS
Utsukushii
The Devil Made Me Do It
Re: Re: Re: Can sexuality be influenced?
Originally posted by The MISTER
I agree that there is nothing wrong with being whoever you happen to be. The fact remains though that being some things makes life more difficult. If you enjoy eating flesh at the morgue you are hurting nobody yet that would be more frowned upon than being a convicted murderer. Your environment has much to do with making you who you are in many non-sexual aspects, for example your favorite team, or food. Why would sexual preferences be excluded?When you tell me that your father is a wealthy business man, I can't help but think that he might have been extremely busy, and the first child usually receives a lot of their parents attention(for good or for bad) because the total experience is new.Younger siblings have less novelty appeal, realistically. Your Dad also seems so stereotypically "manly" that child rearing may have been considered your Mom's job. Was your Dad spending a lot of time with the family or was he away a lot on business?
I ask because I see some young boys emulate their mother in homes where they interact with her most of the time rather than their father if he's in the picture at all. It's not uncommon for a comment like "child, please!" to be used by a lot of women. Wouldn't it be normal for a comment from the parent (mother or father) to become what a child is likely to repeat?
Actually you couldn't be more wrong. My dad owns his business and Always made time for my brother and I. We both worked at the shop as children. We were treated equally
SKE
Re: Re: Re: Can sexuality be influenced?
Originally posted by The MISTER
I agree that there is nothing wrong with being whoever you happen to be. The fact remains though that being some things makes life more difficult. If you enjoy eating flesh at the morgue you are hurting nobody yet that would be more frowned upon than being a convicted murderer. Your environment has much to do with making you who you are in many non-sexual aspects, for example your favorite team, or food. Why would sexual preferences be excluded?I ask because I see some young boys emulate their mother in homes where they interact with her most of the time rather than their father if he's in the picture at all. It's not uncommon for a comment like "child, please!" to be used by a lot of women. Wouldn't it be normal for a comment from the parent (mother or father) to become what a child is likely to repeat?
Exactly how hard do you try to be forward-thinking and ass backwards at the same time?
TM
The MISTER
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Can sexuality be influenced?
Originally posted by skekUng
Exactly how hard do you try to be forward-thinking [b]and ass backwards at the same time? [/B]
Welcome Skekung, to you and your highly opinionated, pointless insult posts!
ROB
Re: Re: Re: Can sexuality be influenced?
IMO, homosexuality is more akin to a mental abnormality (I don't mean that in a negative way), it's something a person is born with in varying degrees and outside sources can likely influence it one way or another, though to limited lengths.
You could probably condition a homosexual male child to pursue women, but you won't be able to condition out that he still finds other boys/men sexually attractive. That's there for life and his erection will 'scientifically' prove it.