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Old 21-03-2011, 22:00   #21
Welshchris
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Re: 'Gay cure' Apple iPhone app: more than 80,000 complain

Being Gay myself i remember how hard it was for me to come to terms with my sexuality, also having a gay brother it was harder for me for a number of reasons
1. I have always wanted kids.
2. I thought i was letting my family down by not having kids.
3. When my brother came out my mother was less than accepting at first.

Some people think that its a choice and u somehow decide one day in the same way u chose what car u want or what clothes to buy, u dont decide in the same way people dont suddenly decide they are str8.

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Originally Posted by Damien View Post
I would have to say that I would be surprised if people were unsure of their sexuality at 16. I think it's naive to think that someones sexual preferences can be changed and the idea that homosexuality can be 'cured'.
i know of people who are unsure of their sexuality well into late teens and early 20s. It certainly does happen especially in bisexuals.
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