Firscherscherling said:Clearly you don't understand how it feels to be gay. I don't copletely understand either, but I am hetero (not hectro) and I know that I cannot and would never find men attractive. If I were bisexual, I could and would find them attractive. A purely gay man can no sooner train himself to find women sexually attractive than he could train himself to find a dead fish sexually attractive. If you feel you could choose one way or the other, then again I tell you that you are bisexual. A bisexual person can make a choice to have sex exclusively with one gender or the other. They cannot train themselves to find one sex or the other unattractive, but they can choose not to have sex.
As far as degay goes I will try to illustrate my perspective with thei rediculous analogy:
You have a blood disorder and I think you are defiling God's temple by not choosing to get rid of the disorder. You need to change yourself to not have it anymore. It's called deanemeizing yourself. Can we agree on deanemeizing as the word for what you need to do?
Firstly, give me a word that would describe a process or treatment of a gay to hectro....
otherwise, I'm sticking to degay. I don't want to use the word straight either I think thats even more offensive.
And as for empathy, yes I do know. It's tough, I know, but they just have to do it because it's possible to become a hectro.
Changing from a gay person to a hectro is very different from myself compensating naturally of my disease, but the process is similar and it is possible to degay(apologies until someone suggests a better word).
If you talk about changing one's character, I've been through that. I've been through getting out of my head cannibalism as well as a lust to kill. I got these out of my head during highschool from councilling. These things were in my head since I was a kid.
So please, don't think I know nothing about homosexuality thoughts. If things in this world remain permanent, then we don't need scienctists or engineers do we?
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