StarBux - new model for corporate amerikaPosted By Darian Rachal |
James, I find it difficult to imagine that the thought of men engaging in sexual acts affects you neutrally; you don't find it revolting, but I'll assume you are being honest. Perhaps your lack of revulsion is shared by others on the Forum. Were you brought up in a culture where homosexuality was acceptable? I only asked David the question because he characterized Richard as a "homophobe". It's not something I normally give thought to.Originally Posted by James Lacey
Darian,
Do you find the thought of two women engaging in sex repugnant? If you answer yes, then kudos. At least you are consistent. If you answer no, then it reveals your cultural and societal bias.
Look, it's ok to be revolted by it. However, it would help if you realized that one of the reasons you feel that way is your cultural upbringing. I have zero desire to see or engage in male gay sex. On the other hand, I don't find it revolting either. Honestly, I never think about it until a conversation like this arises. It's just sex, and if you are honest with yourself, heterosexual sex is not exactly clean and tidy either with all the swapping of body fluids and such. Not to mention that heterosexual couples often engage in many sex acts that gay men do.
I'll send you a PM regarding your first question, but you seem to imply(?) that cultural/societal bias is somehow "invalid" or necessarily has no merit.
