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#27 Aug 12 2006 at 11:40 PM Rating: Decent
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I never said you said anything to attack the OP. I just asked where the flaunting occured. As for Cody, I still want to know where the attack was. Homophobe-ophobe? Thats an attack? There is one post from Cody, and ironically it came before you EVER posted on this thread so tell me smart guy, how were you attacked? Did Cody look into the future and know you would post something and left a comment knowing you would read it later?

To the OP, I am sorry that this has gotten out of hand. I will no longer respond to JavolinRdm. To JavolinRdm, honestly, this has been fun for me. The sad thing is, irl, we probably would get along. I only say that because there are very few people that I have ever met that I couldn't get along with. That doesn't mean we would be best friends or anything like that.

Oh well, on to other fun threads. Peace.
#28 Aug 13 2006 at 8:58 AM Rating: Decent
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I never said you said anything to attack the OP. I just asked where the flaunting occured. As for Cody, I still want to know where the attack was. Homophobe-ophobe? Thats an attack? There is one post from Cody, and ironically it came before you EVER posted on this thread so tell me smart guy, how were you attacked? Did Cody look into the future and know you would post something and left a comment knowing you would read it later?

To the OP, I am sorry that this has gotten out of hand. I will no longer respond to JavolinRdm. To JavolinRdm, honestly, this has been fun for me. The sad thing is, irl, we probably would get along. I only say that because there are very few people that I have ever met that I couldn't get along with. That doesn't mean we would be best friends or anything like that.

Oh well, on to other fun threads. Peace.


Go read Codyy's post. The insinuation is that if your not gay, or do not like gays, or the gay community then you fall onto the other side of the fence. This is where the normal people are. This is where "gays" love to clasify people as homophobes. This is where he finds "The kind of discrimination and cruelty people can still show in today's day and age. Sickening." I dont see anyone else out there standing against homosexuality than the "right" "conservative" side of the fence. I dont see anyone else out here speaking out against the concept. So if that is cruelty or being a homophobe in his opinion, oh well.

The general mentality by 95% of that community is that if you are not with them then or if you do not tolerate the "gay" scene then your a homophobe. If you are nieve enough to not recognize this then you have had your head in the sand somewhere for a long time.
#29 Aug 13 2006 at 1:58 PM Rating: Decent
I don't believe I ever said I was gay either o.O Assuming things isn't very smart, eh? I'm straight, and I'm trying to defend their right. I really do hope you have gay friends and aren't lying, because you seem to be VERY strongly againist it, or atleast your post is dictating it that way.

And Cody never desrcibed everyone who was not gay or "gay-loving" as a homophobe. Tolerance is all most people ask for no matter what lifestlye they choose. It's the same concept as interracial couples. Saying like "I hate them, but aslong as they don't flaunt it..." - it still is racist. If you can't tolerate someone's choices, then you really might be a {fill the in blank} -phobe or a {blank}-ist. You are blowing everything way out of proportion and it is only making you look bad.

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The general mentality by 95% of that community is that if you are not with them then or if you do not tolerate the "gay" scene then your a homophobe.


Well, if you think about it...95% of the community is a LOT. Ever think your mentality may be the wrong one?

Edited, Aug 13th 2006 at 3:14pm EDT by LightArchAngel
#30 Aug 13 2006 at 2:31 PM Rating: Decent
Exactly where did you get this 95%?

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#31 Aug 13 2006 at 7:21 PM Rating: Decent
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And Cody never desrcibed everyone who was not gay or "gay-loving" as a homophobe. Tolerance is all most people ask for no matter what lifestlye they choose. It's the same concept as interracial couples. Saying like "I hate them, but aslong as they don't flaunt it..." - it still is racist. If you can't tolerate someone's choices, then you really might be a {fill the in blank} -phobe or a {blank}-ist. You are blowing everything way out of proportion and it is only making you look bad.

Edited, Aug 13th 2006 at 3:14pm EDT by LightArchAngel


I am married interracially. I am white, my wife is Asain. Yet when I speak to people that do not agree with this I NEVER remark to people who do not agree with it as racist. Codyy remarked in this manner with the homophobe issue. Insinuations are what they are. Do you get the point yet? Or are the heads here just that thick?

If you decide to label me then label me whatever you choose. Quite frankly I do not care what makes me "look" bad or "look" good. I never knew I needed to please anyone here, and I definitly do not need your approval to help me sleep at night.
#32 Aug 13 2006 at 7:49 PM Rating: Decent
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I think I get what he says...

If you think been gay is not "right" or "normal" you get labeled as a bad person for thinking that.

I have no issues with gays so both gays and most of the supposedly "open minded" community will say "Hey he's cool."

Jav doesn't think gay is right so that alone gets him labeled as "closed mided" or "Homophobe".

#33 Aug 13 2006 at 9:18 PM Rating: Default
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And Cody never desrcibed everyone who was not gay or "gay-loving" as a homophobe. Tolerance is all most people ask for no matter what lifestlye they choose. It's the same concept as interracial couples. Saying like "I hate them, but aslong as they don't flaunt it..." - it still is racist. If you can't tolerate someone's choices, then you really might be a {fill the in blank} -phobe or a {blank}-ist. You are blowing everything way out of proportion and it is only making you look bad.


This may be one of the DUMBEST things I've ever had the "priviledge" of reading. Did you read what you posted before you posted it?

WTF?!
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If you can't tolerate someone's choices, then you really might be a {fill the in blank} -phobe or a {blank}-ist.

Please, read that over and over, and apply it to different things. See how assinine it really is?

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it still is racist

Huh?! How can you be racist to Gays? It is not a race as far as I know. A racist believes that his race is genetically superior to all others. Way to change a definition to fit your needs. He would be a bigot, but he's not. He wants some respect for the fact that he has opinions too, just like the "gay-friendly" people. His opinion is no worse or wrong than anyone elses.

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Tolerance is all most people ask for no matter what lifestlye they choose.


This is absolutely false. Have you ever been to a Gay pride parade? I don't think they have "tolerance" in mind. Tolerance is a code word for acceptance. If you want everyone to accept your choices, forget it. Why is it so important for everyone to accept your choices? I do not care at all whether people approve of my choices in life. Life itself will either bless me or punish me for my stupidity/lack of wisdom in the choices I make...get over it...live your life...and STFU.

Lastly, there is no such thing as Homophobia, which would be "an irrational fear of homos" It has to be proven that there is no basis for fearing something for it to become irrational. There may be, and in fact are some very valid reasons for not approving/fearing the lifestyle of gay people...AIDS being a BIG one for starters...

#34 Aug 14 2006 at 5:57 AM Rating: Decent
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Homophobia, which would be "an irrational fear of homos"


Actually, Homophobia would be an irrational fear of the same
#35 Aug 14 2006 at 6:05 AM Rating: Excellent
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I have a question, and this isn't meant to be sarcastic or smartass or whatever...I really want to know. People seem to fear/loathe the gay community because of AIDS. Isn't it just as easy for a straight person to get AIDS? I mean let's say there's a man with AIDS, and me and my friend Bob both sleep with him. We would both have the same chance of contracting the disease right? Or am I missing something?

Anyway, back to the topic...I don't know of any gay linkshells, but I know of many tolorant linkshells. If you really are having trouble finding one, you can send me a tell :x
#36 Aug 14 2006 at 7:04 AM Rating: Decent
well i didnt think this thread was going to last this long but ill give my input anyway.

I have been playing this game for almost 2yrs. In this time i have had many conversations with 100's of different people aswell as communicating daily with my fellow linkshell members.

I can safely say that in this time, niether mine or anbody elses sexuality has come into conversation. I could be into guys, girls, guy/girls or even barnyard animals (im straight for the record). i Dont care what anyone else is into as long as you play the game with respect and keep it to yourself.

The fact of the matter is, this is a game, and it is prodominantly the game that is discussed. Yes there is talk about the occasional RL thing like what i had for breakfast this morning, but not what i woke up next to this morning!



#37 Aug 14 2006 at 8:11 PM Rating: Decent
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I have a question, and this isn't meant to be sarcastic or smartass or whatever...I really want to know. People seem to fear/loathe the gay community because of AIDS. Isn't it just as easy for a straight person to get AIDS? I mean let's say there's a man with AIDS, and me and my friend Bob both sleep with him. We would both have the same chance of contracting the disease right? Or am I missing something?


Goddess, in your example, yes both people would have the same chance of catching AIDS. But your example is incorrect. The proper example should be...

Bob and Steve sleep with each other, and only with each other-

**** and Jane sleep with each other and only each other-

Do these two couples have the same chance of contracting AIDS? Of course they don't. One couple's sexual lifestyle actually breaks the body's defenses down and weakens the immune system to the point where they contract HIV and eventually AIDS. The other couple has 0 risk of contracting AIDS. And this doesn't just go for AIDS, this goes for ALL STDs.

And I am sick of people saying that anyone who doesn't care for the Gay lifestyle is "scared" of it. I am not afraid of anything....what I feel is sorrow, and disgust.

Here's how I see it...If my daughter starts doing drugs or making any choices I believe to be foolish, it is part of my job as her parent to let her know how unwise I think it is. She is an adult so I can't choose for her, but if she continues along whatever path she takes there will be consequences for her choices. All I can do at that point is watch as she has to deal with them.

This is pretty much how I think of everyone, not just the gay community, mostly anyway. The consequences of their choices are UNECESSARY, just like the one's my daughter has to go through. But they were her choices and her consequences.
So I get disgusted that she/they refuse to make safer/wiser choices and start to think that their desires/wants are all that matter to them. So I end up having very little sympathy for people like that.
Hope that made some kind of sense.
#38 Aug 14 2006 at 8:51 PM Rating: Decent
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The consequences of their choices are UNECESSARY


In relation to drugs, yes I agree. This is because you MAKE a choice to do drugs.
I would think however, that most gay people do not make a choice to be gay but they just are.

I don't get it though...are gays supposed to ignore the fact that they are attracted to the same sex? So should they ignore it...then have a partner of the opposite sex and continue to live a lie?

Would this not be unfair to straight people as their partner is simply pretending to like/love you for the sake of been accepted by society?

Or should they never have a partner at all? In which case people will probably think you're gay because your a 50 year old male who has never had a date in his life. Either that or people will think you're wierd/mental...
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Also just because someone dislikes gays and/or doesn't approve of them doesn't mean they can be labeled either. This is SPECIALLY for the older/elderly as they were brought up in a time where anything gay was looked down upon ALL THE TIME.

Edited, Aug 14th 2006 at 10:05pm EDT by KittanaAKADesnia
#39 Aug 14 2006 at 9:17 PM Rating: Decent
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In relation to drugs, yes I agree. This is because you MAKE a choice to do drugs.
I believe however that most people do not make a choice to be gay but they just are.


Kittana,
Actually go ask an addict if he chooses to do drugs. Most of the ones I know want to stop, but they no longer have any will left to fight back. Their initial choices had such dire consequenses that they never saw coming, and now they are helpless. Aberrant sex is kind of like this...it is very addicting, as well as incredibly unhealthy for you.

This is the sorrow part I talked about earlier that I sometimes feel for gays. They have sacrificed their lives for desires that they most likely did not know would take their very life from them.

One quick question, if you knew, for a certainty, that by sleeping with a guy you were eventually going to contract a disease that ravages your body and would cause your death, would you sleep with him? Obviously not, right?

This is the choice I was talking about. Regardless of whether or not "being" gay is a choice, the choice of sleeping with other men, and having a form of intercourse that tears the body's immune system down to the point where any normally minor illness can kill you, is to me an incredibly foolish choice! So foolish that I can not see how anyone could, in their right mind choose to do so.

Lastly, I do not believe anyone is born "gay". If that were true we'd have found the gene responsible for it. There is none. I believe that each person has internal weaknesses and tendencies, and that we give in to those same tendencies, sometimes through twisted, unchecked desires and tastes that we have allowed to grow in us, sometime the environments or circumstances we go through try to "funnel" us down a certain path, and without the right information and mindset to counter those horrible times we succumb to our weaker side.
#40 Aug 14 2006 at 9:49 PM Rating: Default
KittanaAKADesnia wrote:
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The consequences of their choices are UNECESSARY



Also just because someone dislikes gays and/or doesn't approve of them doesn't mean they can be labeled either. This is SPECIALLY for the older/elderly as they were brought up in a time where anything gay was looked down upon ALL THE TIME.

Edited, Aug 14th 2006 at 10:05pm EDT by KittanaAKADesnia


The one thing that is interesting about any topic like this, sex, drugs, gay or straight and even money, yes modern investors believe they know more than the older investors on wall street all have one major flaw. Everything in man has existed for thousands of years still exist in us now the same as it did before. The Romans, the Greeks and those before them had gay's even if you go back to the biblical Sodem and Gomorah (sp?) and it was quite accepted by thier society. Yet this does nothing to show what is inately right or wrong. Our acceptance of anything does not tell us if it is right or wrong but rather that it is tolerated.

In Roman times it was quite normal for a mother to take a child (of age typically a young teen) and have sexual intercourse with her own child to "introduce" the child to that side of life. In that time it was accepted as "normal" but it does not mean that it was right. Today those people are called @#%^philes and are put into prison. You have to draw a line somewhere at what you allow society to influence in your mind. If socieity was the authority on right and wrong it would be a forever shifting of the sands never allowing a constant to guide the generations through thier lifes. This was the premis for the "Ten Commandments" if you will. There is truely nothing new out there it is ages old just wrapped in a new package. Listen to the voices of the dead and the past and learn from thier mistakes.

Edited, Aug 14th 2006 at 10:56pm EDT by JavolinRdm
#41 Aug 14 2006 at 10:12 PM Rating: Decent
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Kittana,
Actually go ask an addict if he chooses to do drugs. Most of the ones I know want to stop, but they no longer have any will left to fight back. Their initial choices had such dire consequenses that they never saw coming, and now they are helpless. Aberrant sex is kind of like this...it is very addicting, as well as incredibly unhealthy for you.


That's the thing...of course an addict is going to feel like he/she has no choice but they have to start somewhere. We are not born with a need of wanting drugs...we first choose to use drugs in order to be addicted to a point where we feel like there is no choice.

Although there might be some instances where someone choose to be gay I'm faily sure there are others that simply felt it. I mean you can't help that can you?

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Lastly, I do not believe anyone is born "gay".


Because of this, I can completely understand why it is you feel that way and you might be right. What of those who might be raised in a gay enviroment though? Should they be faulted also?
#42 Aug 14 2006 at 11:01 PM Rating: Decent
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What of those who might be raised in a gay enviroment though? Should they be faulted also?


I actually have no real answer for you on that.
They are part of the sorrow that is caused when people are so selfish. Most people have no idea of how damaging things can be, not only to themselves but their loved ones too.

But that is like saying that because someone is raised in an unhealthy environment they will/should never have to face any of the consequences of it. Yes they will have to face them, someday. (BTW, I believe It is always possible to find the truth about something.)

That is why it is soooo important for people to avoid unhealthy addictions/choices, no matter what their desires may be. The damage they can cause may be irreversible. Some people just don't think or care about anyone but themselves.

#43 Aug 14 2006 at 11:55 PM Rating: Decent
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That is why it is soooo important for people to avoid unhealthy addictions/choices, no matter what their desires may be. The damage they can cause may be irreversible. Some people just don't think or care about anyone but themselves.


Yeah I see what you mean. I guess our point simply differs in the fact that I think having an attraction to the same sex is something that just comes about to some people naturally and not by choice.

I mean...I don't think a person has a choice in what they do/don't like wether they admit it or not.

Javolin

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Our acceptance of anything does not tell us if it is right or wrong but rather that it is tolerated.

In Roman times it was quite normal for a mother to take a child (of age typically a young teen) and have sexual intercourse with her own child to "introduce" the child to that side of life. In that time it was accepted as "normal" but it does not mean that it was right. Today those people are called @#%^philes and are put into prison. You have to draw a line somewhere at what you allow society to influence in your mind. If socieity was the authority on right and wrong it would be a forever shifting of the sands never allowing a constant to guide the generations through thier lifes. This was the premis for the "Ten Commandments" if you will. There is truely nothing new out there it is ages old just wrapped in a new package. Listen to the voices of the dead and the past and learn from thier mistakes.


I'm aware there were times like this in the past. However when you take the subject to more of a present time one could agree that most parents and elderly people at this time would label anything gay as taboo no questions asked.

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Jav, I just noticed you're posting from S.Carolina. I used to live in Gafney for a few months bro....can't say I liked it though but then again Gafney is realy not the best place to live at. Damn that place was depressing...

Edited, Aug 15th 2006 at 5:54am EDT by KittanaAKADesnia
#44 Aug 15 2006 at 6:56 PM Rating: Decent
Woooooooooooooooooooooooow!!!!!

And Kittana your right, I didn't not choise to have an attraction to the same sex. It was there since I was a child. It's not by choise.

I'm thinking to myself how glad I am to be out of Cerberus. But really, I have been playing this game since the NA release. I am Bi

Everyone knew it. I was Bshame and my in-game person who I was with 100% of my in game was Shelah. Bshame + Shelah. Shelah left btw, which in turn made Bshame nuts. (hahaha) Shelah that plays now isn't the real Shelah...

Anyways, the point is. Everyone in the game that knew me and Shelah never ever said anything bad about us. Every linkshell we we're in never ever treated us differently. And that included BestienMeister... How about that???

Me and Shelah we're both in that Linkshell and some knew that we
(we're together)

Anyways, "Do you go right out and tell someone your gay/bi/lesbian?"
No you usually don't. You usually just tell the person that you truely consider your friend. So having an all gay LS really isn't gonna help. It's you learning how to deal with situations that come by telling someone your gay and they reacting in a way you didn't expect. Always, expect the unexpected.

As for me. I haven't had anyone ever bash, treat me like someone with a plaque in the game ever or any LS'es. And they all knew :p
So it's just a matter of hanging with the right group I suppose.

Bah.....

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#45 Aug 15 2006 at 7:06 PM Rating: Decent
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How does gay sexual relations break down someone immune system to the point that they almost any minor illness can kill them? If you mean that it helps them get aids, then fine. But it's AIDS, not the sex that causes that.
#46 Aug 15 2006 at 10:13 PM Rating: Excellent
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The idea that homosexuality is chosen is one of the dumbest ideas I've ever heard. If this were true, anyone could change their sexuality at the drop of a hat. Being straight myself, I don't think it's quite so easy for me to just up and choose to become attracted to the same sex, and it's pretty safe to assume that no one else does either.
#47 Aug 15 2006 at 11:03 PM Rating: Decent
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I also would love to know how a man having sex with a man and a woman having sex with a woman breaks down the body's defenses. HIV/AIDS does that....not the actual act of intercourse. But please share how you came about this.
#48 Aug 15 2006 at 11:14 PM Rating: Decent
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I also would love to know how a man having sex with a man and a woman having sex with a woman breaks down the body's defenses. HIV/AIDS does that....not the actual act of intercourse. But please share how you came about this.


HotaKairn
No offense but I was kind of wondering the same thing...
#49 Aug 15 2006 at 11:57 PM Rating: Decent
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AS much as I didn't really want to say anything since this post has gone well of target of what it originally was about...
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How does gay sexual relations break down someone immune system to the point that they almost any minor illness can kill them? If you mean that it helps them get aids, then fine. But it's AIDS, not the sex that causes that.


I was wondering what that was about, and only conclusion is it is making a statment that homosexuals make AIDS. And considering that we are past the original '80s scare/epidimic or whatever you want call it, when straight people were thinking they were safe untill they found out it wasn't a 'Gay disease'. I do know that several relgious groups still feel that homosexuals created AIDS, or that its God's punishment to those that are.

Its just sad that a simple question from a player has turned into a very old debate of who is right, and who's religious/non religious view are right.

#50 Aug 16 2006 at 12:18 AM Rating: Decent
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Its just sad that a simple question from a player has turned into a very old debate of who is right, and who's religious/non religious view are right.


Actually I'm quite surprised the thread hasn't turned out into an all out flaming war. In that sense I can say it has been rather interesting than anything else.

Besides, Cerberus forums needs a bit more debates/contreversy. It would get rather boring in here if it were not for this...

Edited, Aug 16th 2006 at 1:20am EDT by KittanaAKADesnia
#51 Aug 16 2006 at 2:02 AM Rating: Decent
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Besides, Cerberus forums needs a bit more debates/contreversy. It would get rather boring in here if it were not for this...

True. I rather not see religous/race/sexual prefrence arguing.

Ofcourse the whole, which job is better...and all that crap..

Wonder what ever happend to that Vana'diel bumpersticker thread that was going around, least it kept things lively and intertaining Smiley: laugh
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