Homosexuality, Bisexuality, and Transvestism

[Aldebaran]

Is it a sin that the whole LGBT thing just doesnt bother me at all?

It depends on what you mean by the "whole LGBT thing".

 

[makeajoyfulnoise100]

ACTIONS are the sins. Not attraction. You can't control who you have a crush on, you can control how you act on it.

Actually, you can. Instead of looking at an actor/actress and saying in your mind "he'/she's hot," you can edit yourself and say something like "I respect him/her," or "God's creation is beautiful," or "I appreciate their beauty," and then have your thoughts move onto something else. Same with people you know. Same with anyone.

 

[makeajoyfulnoise100]

True, but "romantic crush" isn't the same thing as "lust". I got plenty of romantic crushes as a kid for instance but it certainly wasn't "lust".

What is a romantic crush in your opinion? Admiration for a person with no sexual thoughts? Showing affection to a person without any flirtation? Because a romantic crush is when you think too much about a person and want to show your affections for them in a flirtatious and sensual way. Hence why when someone takes you out to dinner, does nice gestures for you to like them, and goes beyond a normal friendship (talking about a future with you), that is considered them having a romantic crush and visa versa.

 

[CrystalDragon]

What is a romantic crush in your opinion? Admiration for a person with no sexual thoughts? Showing affection to a person without any flirtation? Because a romantic crush is when you think too much about a person and want to show your affections for them in a flirtatious and sensual way. Hence why when someone takes you out to dinner, does nice gestures for you to like them, and goes beyond a normal friendship (talking about a future with you), that is considered them having a romantic crush and visa versa.

I had "romantic crushes" for fictional characters and such since I was around 4 years old, long before I knew what "sensual" or "flirtatious" even was.

 

[makeajoyfulnoise100]

I had "romantic crushes" for fictional characters and such since I was around 4 years old, long before I knew what "sensual" or "flirtatious" even was.

So, again, explain the nature of a romantic crush. Btw, grammatically speaking, when you use quotes around words that aren't from sources it implies sarcasm. I don't think you mean them sarcastically do you?