Nice try, but that never happened. I bet you only have the guts to make that suggestion to someone in an anonymous setting like this.Chip wrote: ↑April 5th, 2019, 12:37 amToast, you are fighting a useless battle. You're probably not going to admit it here, but you were likely abused in childhood by some man You've inherited his condition without any prospect of reward. If you could let go of the damage done, perhaps you could be released from this fruitless struggle. You'd be free to develop your talents and experience joy. God certainly has good things in store for you.
I don't reject the facts of your sources, I accept those sources to be factual, but I vehemently reject your conclusions. I'd go as far as to say that you already had your conclusions before you went looking for any evidence that makes homosexuality seem risky, and therefor "hateful, harmful, abusive," etc.
I admit that in general there are higher risks involved. But with prep, research, STD testing, protection, and communication, like all people having sex should do, those risks become negligible/manageable. In my opinion after looking at the facts cited in your post, the only conclusion I come to is that extra care and thought should be used when doing those things and not that they shouldn't be done at all.
I suggest you look at and consider the overwhelming, undeniable evidence that homosexuals can love each other as much as any heterosexual partners. Here's some great places to start:
https://youtu.be/0MxCXjfAunk
https://youtu.be/_L9gxhReIoc
https://youtu.be/xZgIACujltE
https://youtu.be/g6RBOvYDW4Y
