Conclusion, I'm Straight.

Dec 09, 2008 00:23

Ok, So I've been scanning this for awhile now, and I have come to a conclusion. You are not born gay or straight or bi, w/e that shit is. Its basically because of your thoughts. While the brain thinks of things without your control, you also think on will. And The images that you think can enter your brain, then alter the chemicals to have you ( Read more... )

conclusion, science, my observations.

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aiden_raccoon December 9 2008, 12:32:36 UTC
Wow, this was probably the absolute worst post I've read all day. I can think about girls all day long and I'm not gonna be straight. In fact, the more I think about sex with girls, the more turned off I get. You don't change your sexuality by just thinking about whatever. As a straight guy yourself, you think that being straight is normal and anyone can change simply by thinking the same way you do. This is the kind of misunderstandings that we, as gays, are facing every day.

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terran_lion December 10 2008, 03:01:37 UTC
It all has to do with the Chemicals in your brain, that is my point. Not "Oh I'm straight its normal," Bullshit, I don't think ANYTHING is normal, for God sakes where human do I need to go on?

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aiden_raccoon December 10 2008, 06:34:23 UTC
It probably does have to do with chemical responses in your brain. Your point may have been that, but you were also going on about being able to control those chemicals by just stop thinking about muscular guys and only thinking about hot chicks. This way of thinking is why there are people out there who want to try and "convert" gay people into straight people and people who think that people aren't born into their sexuality, another point you said in the beginning.

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terran_lion December 11 2008, 02:02:50 UTC
One thing though, I should of done better with that first paragraph. The last sentence of the first paragraph. Was basically implying that an event could also have something to do with what you think. I've had events where I could see where it would of me ended up being gay. And basically since Kids absorbed things like a sponge at times, this could be a reason of sexual preference. And you didn't even know it.

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darkwolven December 9 2008, 17:50:40 UTC
You're free to feel the way you want, but have you thought at all about my previous posts?

Keep in mind that doctors have shown physical differences in the brains of gay and straight people ( ... )

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terran_lion December 10 2008, 04:09:39 UTC
Ok first things first, what does the last sentence of the first paragraph mean to you?

I have read a bit about the Kinsey studies, and I agree with Kinsey about not everyone being straight nor gay. Why do I agree? Because I have seen it before with myself. I mean shit, I wasn't thinking I was gay till I thought about attractive males back when I was younger, then hearing the word "You're gay," Or "That's Gay." allot. In different standpoints also did something. You're mind trick thing...Been there, done that. And now, I don't find them not attractive anymore. But what I have found out, I don't mind affection at all, I've hugged a man before, but I've also hugged a women too.

And this weird little thing I have with these "Physical Differences" I don't believe it, because I haven't seen a human brain with my own two eyes before. If I would actually see a brain and observe it and I would see the differences, then I would believe it.

The Mind is a very powerful weapon. It can either help you or fuck you.

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darkwolven December 10 2008, 11:48:49 UTC
Let me ask you the same question. What does that last sentence mean to you ( ... )

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terran_lion December 11 2008, 01:55:14 UTC
The last question of my first paragraph, means of a specific event that happened, like a car accident or what not. A or a few specific events in time could of had to be something of our sexuality. Getting us to think this way, other times we think of something because you want to think of a subject. I'm sorry I didn't really go into too much detail there. I'm trying to stress my point that there is chemical parts in your brain, and You, sometimes have something to do with that. (By the way, I got that from a doctor. So I am studying to see if these chemicals have something to do with sexuality ( ... )

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darkwolven December 9 2008, 17:58:13 UTC
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/7456588.stm
http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1815538,00.html?cnn=yes
http://health.usnews.com/articles/health/healthday/2008/06/16/gay-men-straight-women-have-similar-brains.html

Also, I'd like to say that it's OK to be not completely hetero, if that's what you are afraid of. That doesn't mean you have to sleep with guys as long as gals attract you, so in that sense, you do have a choice. At this point though, it's clear to doctors and scientists that you are born the way you are. It's just a matter of figuring out which side attracts you the most in a sexual manner. :)

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terran_lion December 10 2008, 04:10:47 UTC
Thanks, but I'm really just kinda stirring away from homosexual all in general.

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aiden_raccoon December 10 2008, 07:29:27 UTC
Its ok to wanna be hetero. Just don't feel pressured, like you have to because your friends expect it. Suppressing emotions that you may have is not a healthy way to live. No one expects you to be bi, gay or straight and you don't have to justify yourself by trying to come up with a reason for being what you are. It's good that you feel you are straight, as long as you can at least respect that gays can't be with women even if we wanted to.

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terran_lion December 11 2008, 01:00:50 UTC
I'm willing to be friends with anyone, as long as they won't put any problems with me.
For awhile I had these problems with expressing my feelings, but I got to the point where I just don't care anymore. I just happen not to think of sex with men, and starting to turn to women. I guess I was one of those kids who didn't know if I was gay, straight or bi.

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