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Old 22-04-2005, 16:24   #109
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Re: Wonder what the new Pope thinks of this!!

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Originally Posted by Russ D
Keeping in tune with the thread topic - are you saying you and coggy actually got somewhere???????
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No! just that I don't recall we ever had a bad or diagreeable place to get beyond...
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A straight child is surely going to be asking questions why they are not attracted to someone of the same sex just like "mummy and mummy"/"daddy and daddy" are? Perhaps they may get confused in to actually trying a same-sex relationship out of feeling compelled to? I base my views on marriage on what my parents did/said.
Maybe - just like a child from a mum-dad relationship might feel compelled try a straight relationship before they admit they're gay. But it's not an ultimate influence. I believe you're born either straight or gay ( imo it's down to your genetic make up). A gay couple could no more influence a child to be gay than a straight couple could for their child to be straight.
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