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garinda · 04-04-2005, 05:29

Lol, well where to start?........
This thread was started in fact by Mick over 6 months before l joined this happy band.
l had read it, and like Slinky was quite pleased with the overall feeling that it matters not a damn what is done behind closed doors.

The only place l have discussed my personal life is in my journal. The most explicit bit being that we lay on a bed or held hands. Fairly normal stuff and certainly not explicit.

The only other times l have posted about my sexuality in general threads, is when l've disagreed with something. Homosexuality has been linked with child abuse, were l pointed out some basic facts. [Don't forget most child abuse takes place in so called 'normal' families by heterosexuals.] l also posted about Tealeaf's comments regarding 'lezzy' theatre and London's tax payers funding gay celebrations, just as Busman has as well now.

'Normal' people seem to be able to talk about their lives, marriage, courting, flirting etc. without comment. lf l post about similar things l seemed to be accused of banging on about it, pushing down your throats so to speak. l will not limit my postings because of predjudice, if anything l say is unsuitable l expect to be taken to task by the moderators.

In reply to what l find quiet arrogant use of underlining of 'our' money [in Busmans posting,]being spent on telling people what and with whom to do it with between the sheets, l despair. Do you think homosexuals don't pay taxes, and if you've been sucked into beleving the right-wing tabloid press view that all children are now been taught how to be queer, more fool you. There's lots of things my taxes are spent on that l don't agree with, in a democracy though l'm afraid l've just got to lump it. The figures are miniscule by the way.

Busman once said he'd read my journal, in which l wrote about how isolating it was growing up here, as a gay kid in the 70's, and my need to move away. Some of these comments have made me realise that perhaps not a great deal has changed. l pity any young people growing up gay or lesbian in Accrington today.

P.S. Don't forget we are not monsters. You 'normal' people created us from the fruits of your loins [yuk, is that too explicit?]
. Your sons/daughters/grandchildren etc.

Gary.

04-04-2005, 05:29	#35
garinda Give, give, give member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Overlookin' ducks & geese Posts: 32,411 Blog Entries: 293 Liked: 27 times Rep Power: 16469	Re: THE GAY COMMUNITY YOUR VIEWS Lol, well where to start?........ This thread was started in fact by Mick over 6 months before l joined this happy band. l had read it, and like Slinky was quite pleased with the overall feeling that it matters not a damn what is done behind closed doors. The only place l have discussed my personal life is in my journal. The most explicit bit being that we lay on a bed or held hands. Fairly normal stuff and certainly not explicit. The only other times l have posted about my sexuality in general threads, is when l've disagreed with something. Homosexuality has been linked with child abuse, were l pointed out some basic facts. [Don't forget most child abuse takes place in so called 'normal' families by heterosexuals.] l also posted about Tealeaf's comments regarding 'lezzy' theatre and London's tax payers funding gay celebrations, just as Busman has as well now. 'Normal' people seem to be able to talk about their lives, marriage, courting, flirting etc. without comment. lf l post about similar things l seemed to be accused of banging on about it, pushing down your throats so to speak. l will not limit my postings because of predjudice, if anything l say is unsuitable l expect to be taken to task by the moderators. In reply to what l find quiet arrogant use of underlining of 'our' money [in Busmans posting,]being spent on telling people what and with whom to do it with between the sheets, l despair. Do you think homosexuals don't pay taxes, and if you've been sucked into beleving the right-wing tabloid press view that all children are now been taught how to be queer, more fool you. There's lots of things my taxes are spent on that l don't agree with, in a democracy though l'm afraid l've just got to lump it. The figures are miniscule by the way. Busman once said he'd read my journal, in which l wrote about how isolating it was growing up here, as a gay kid in the 70's, and my need to move away. Some of these comments have made me realise that perhaps not a great deal has changed. l pity any young people growing up gay or lesbian in Accrington today. P.S. Don't forget we are not monsters. You 'normal' people created us from the fruits of your loins [yuk, is that too explicit?] . Your sons/daughters/grandchildren etc. Gary. __________________ 'If you're going to be a Kant, be the very best Kant there is my son.' Johann Georg Kant, father of Immanuel Kant, philosopher.