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GEN 19:1  The two angels arrived at Sodom in the evening, and Lot was
sitting in the gateway of the city. When he saw them, he got up to meet
them and bowed down with his face to the ground.

2  "My lords," he said, "please turn aside to your servant's house. You can
wash your feet and spend the night and then go on your way early in the
morning." "No," they answered, "we will spend the night in the square."

3  But he insisted so strongly that they did go with him and entered his
house. He prepared a meal for them, baking bread without yeast, and they
ate.

4  Before they had gone to bed, all the men from every part of the city of
Sodom--both young and old--surrounded the house.

5  They called to Lot, "Where are the men who came to you tonight? Bring
them out to us so that we can have sex with them."

6  Lot went outside to meet them and shut the door behind him

7  and said, "No, my friends. Don't do this wicked thing.

8  Look, I have two daughters who have never slept with a man. Let me bring
them out to you, and you can do what you like with them. But don't do
anything to these men, for they have come under the protection of my roof."

9  "Get out of our way," they replied. And they said, "This fellow came
here as an alien, and now he wants to play the judge! We'll treat you worse
than them." They kept bringing pressure on Lot and moved forward to break
down the door.

10  But the men inside reached out and pulled Lot back into the house and
shut the door.

11  Then they struck the men who were at the door of the house, young and
old, with blindness so that they could not find the door.

12  The two men said to Lot, "Do you have anyone else here--sons-in-law,
sons or daughters, or anyone else in the city who belongs to you? Get them
out of here,

13  because we are going to destroy this place. The outcry to the LORD
against its people is so great that he has sent us to destroy it."

LEV 18:22  "'Do not lie with a man as one lies with a woman; that is
detestable.

29  "'Everyone who does any of these detestable things--such persons must
be cut off from their people.

20:13  "'If a man lies with a man as one lies with a woman, both of them
have done what is detestable. They must be put to death; their blood will
be on their own heads.

ROM 1:26  Because of this, God gave them over to shameful lusts. Even their
women exchanged natural relations for unnatural ones.

27  In the same way the men also abandoned natural relations with women and
were inflamed with lust for one another. Men committed indecent acts with
other men, and received in themselves the due penalty for their perversion.

32  Although they know God's righteous decree that those who do such things
deserve death, they not only continue to do these very things but also
approve of those who practice them.

1CO 6:9  Do you not know that the wicked will not inherit the kingdom of
God? Do not be deceived: Neither the sexually immoral nor idolaters nor
adulterers nor male prostitutes nor homosexual offenders

10  nor thieves nor the greedy nor drunkards nor slanderers nor swindlers
will inherit the kingdom of God.

11  And that is what some of you were. But you were washed, you were
sanctified, you were justified in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ and by
the Spirit of our God.

1TI 1:8  We know that the law is good if one uses it properly.

9  We also know that law is made not for the righteous but for lawbreakers
and rebels, the ungodly and sinful, the unholy and irreligious; for those
who kill their fathers or mothers, for murderers,

10  for adulterers and perverts, for slave traders and liars and perjurers-
-and for whatever else is contrary to the sound doctrine
 
 
I dont want/need kids. I have been a lawbreaker ungodly sinfful ever so rebellious, disrespectful to my parents. LIfe is hard enough why cant we love who we want.
I will have to make sacrifices for them since they have for me right??


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  • gingersoul said on Sep 22, 2009....
    No. It's not right.

    In this matter of things... no one can tell you what you have to feel.
     
    You can't force love on somebody else, love can't be forced on you.

    Unigirl....follow your heart...i told you once....i tell you again..

    All those religious traps ...leave them to those who are afraid to use their brain and their heart...

    There is nothing wrong or "sinful" in loving someone of your same sex.......a soul has no gender....

    If you can see through the surface all the shades and shapes and tastes in this world are beautiful and equally worth your love......

    Hope you can understand this simple truth...and don't beat yourself up too much.....


  • BELOW_TOP_SECRET said on Sep 22, 2009....
    SO SAYETH THE LORD.
    ADAM & EVE, NOT ADAM & STEVE
  • UnicornForm said on Sep 22, 2009....
    BTS ATS What if adam was a girl?
     
    (breathe). Follow my heart. Follow my heart. Thanks alot you tend to make alot of sense. Its hard not to beat myself up when ive been beat my wwhole life. When the beating stops where does it carry on to? me... and myself.b.c of me. I am weak ginger. How do you let go of the bad?
  • Hegemone said on Sep 22, 2009....
    UF, I don't have any thoughts to really add to what Ginge has already said, but I fully agree with her.
  • RollingC said on Sep 23, 2009....
    Don't beat yourself up Uni.... Yes the Bible is dead set against homosexuality but look through the new testament.  Jesus never turned anyone away that believed in Him.  And He never said anything other than Love one another as you would yourself.  The apostles are the ones that were against homosexuality.
    I'm not exactly for homosexuality but I won't condem anyone either. 
    If you're religious then put God first and everything will fall into place....let Him carry the worrying for you.
    Listen to what Ginger said.....follow your heart...... and live your life without malice.
    Rc
  • Mr.Strange said on Sep 23, 2009....
    love in anyform, between any people is more then ok in my books...
  • Eilan said on Sep 23, 2009....
    All those religious traps ...leave them to those who are afraid to use their brain and their heart...

    What ginger said, times infinity.
  • wishyouwerehere said on Sep 23, 2009....
    This Biblical story has bothered me for years.  Unicorn, I honestly think we misinterpret this as a condemnation of homosexuality.  The story of Sodom here isn't about love.  Those men surrounding Lot's house wanted to rape his guests.  "Have sex with them?"  Without their consent?  Uh - sounds like rape, a power thing for the men of Sodom to establish dominance.
     
    Sexual activity can indeed be a perversion.  It can be used as a weapon, to hurt and manipulate.  To me, that is the sin.
     
    Someone I admire greatly, a Franscican priest, no less, had this to say
    "Is there so much love in the world that we can afford to discriminate against any kind of love?"
     
     
    I included the link even though I do not support Mychal's canonization.  He would have been the first to tell you he was no saint, and his tremendous wisdom and compassion came from being human.
     
    I hope you find peace with this, Unicorn.
     
    Namaste - Wishy
  • ame_thyst said on Sep 23, 2009....

    Most of my life I have been anti-Christianity because of all these rules and things that seem perfectly natural but are not allowed for one reason or another, and just because I plain didn't know if God existed.

    However since earlier this year when I was preparing for marriage, my outlook has changed. I don't know much about Christianity but here are some points I think you should consider:

    God loves everyone - the (lovely) vicar that W/we first went to when W/we wanted to start the process of getting married knew I was on the fence and told me this. He said that as long as you lived your life as a good Christian, God loves you and (providing you repent, which when faced with God, I think most people would) you'll get in to heaven regardless of if you callled yourself a Christian, muslim, homosexual whatever.

    Being a good christian means not doing anything to cause hurt to anyone else, and generally being nice to others, not literally follow every word in the bible. Again, it doesn't matter if you are of a different religion, sexual orientation, if you are just a good person in life and admit you were wrong when you get to meet the big guy.

    And last of all, Christians (or rather those that call themselves that) that insist that God will reject you and that there is no coming back from being homosexual... I just see them as very closed minded, and I know of a website (the gay christian network) that has over 13,000 members. They believe God has room for gays who want to worship him. They just want to be able to practice their faith without denying who they are. In the world of BDSM, there are some people who insist that anything less than a 24/7 Gorean lifestyle isn't BDSM at all. They too, are talking out of their poopers.

    Sorry for such a long post. Point is other people are entitled to their opinion but don't let it change how you live your life. God loves you if you are a generally good person. I'm bisexual and in to BDSM and He loves me. So don't go changing.

  • ame_thyst said on Sep 23, 2009....
    Furthermore ( I swear this is the last of it) there are gay priest and other members of clergy. And whatever you do with your life there will be somebody somewhere who thinks something that you're doing is wrong, whether it's smoking, driving a 4x4, eating meat, working on a Sunday, or wearing socks with sandals. So please don't worry :)
  • nekros said on Sep 23, 2009....
    I love LESBIANS!
  • ame_thyst said on Sep 23, 2009....
    So do I dear, but unlike you I don't feel the need to shout about it at random :s
  • UnicornForm said on Sep 23, 2009....

    RC- Put god first.

    elian thx times infinity :)

    mr strange-at least your cool with it eh?

    hegiee thx for the opinion :)

    amythyst-super awsome point , imma have to comsider this. If i know its wrong in the bible and read it, when i get to heaven, i can repent , yet what if god is like a super down to earth wise person and he just ask me was it this important?

    wishy- good super good point of veiw of it. i thought this to, than hearing others opinion on it. Also reading the one that said if a man lay with a man like a woman than this is...something..something not very pleasant.

    Nekros- got on the same time, HI! Well me to..haha
  • UnicornForm said on Sep 23, 2009....
    amthyst--haha really? you never walk in the supermarket and just fulfill your urge to go-- I LOve LesBIAnS!
  • ame_thyst said on Sep 23, 2009....
    God knows us. He knew that I have trouble trusting people (who are obviously real as I walk this earth with them) let alone believe in some wise ol' bearded dude who sits on a cloud all day. He sent me a sign on my wedding day and now I know He's there and cares about me, although we have a lot of work to do on our relationship. He knows what is important to you. And love is one of the most important things in the world, and in the bible. Where ever you find it, cherish it.
  • ame_thyst said on Sep 23, 2009....
    UnicornForm I do have a t-shirt proclaiming my love but I get thrown out of supermarkets when I start shouting anything :(
  • UnicornForm said on Sep 23, 2009....
    haha needa eat better not do that no more.
     
    Love is the number on thang the bible converses about.
    and i have some work on our relationship. On my side of course, the listenin aspect. *sigh*
  • ame_thyst said on Sep 23, 2009....
    Forgiveness is His specialty *winks* anyway I'm sure you get a free pass, you're His artistic auditory communicating cherub, right? :)
    XxXxX
  • WillsRose said on Sep 23, 2009....
     
    has anybody seen this??
    i've never sat down and read the bible from cover to cover, i don't count myself as religious but i think anybody has the right to believe what they want.
    if the passages in that video are really true, i don't see why you should feel forced to follow the ones you've mentioned re: sexual orientation.
    Of course, the passages in there may have been made up by some athiest nut. *shrugs*
     
    i'm going by the possibility that they're there: so, how many people stone their kids to death for being drunk and lazy nowadays?
     
    Follow your heart.
     
    -r. xXx
  • starchini said on Sep 23, 2009....
    The bible is more of a guideline.  It was written by a bunch of groupies and its impossible to know what it trult means...point: its there for our interpretation.  Arguements on what is right and wrong based on what the bible says will never ever be solved bc we all interpret things differently. 
     
    Im a Catholic and whole heartedly believe in the bible, I also believe that God loves ALL his children, no matter who they make love to. 
     
    If you are a good person, who believes in the Lord, you will not be denied at Peter's pearly gates, I promise.
  • infonaturale said on Sep 23, 2009....
    No matter what anybody wants to think about homosexuality, it is wrong, immoral and disgusting. I am disappointed some Christians now have the guts to say they are Gay. The story of Sodom in the Bible is not misinterpreted in any way. It is what it seems. What is wrong is wrong. After God created Adam, he did not give him another man, but a woman to be his helper. Whichever way some individuals may want to interpret the Bible to suit their desires, can never change the truth which the Bible represents.
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  • curmudgeon said on Sep 23, 2009....
    Re: The Sodom story: One can argue that Lot allowing the men of Sodom to rape his guests would violate hospitality customs that were very important at the time. It has been pointed out that rape and gay love are two very different things. This really ought to be obvious.

    Read up on the relationship David had with Jonathan, son of King Saul and tell me that one does not find a partnership closer than mere friendship or camaraderie.

    Re: Leviticus and the Epistles - these ordinances and advice given to later churches served as a means of defining these people as a people, as a community. The Greeks and Romans did not, as far as I know, have much of a problem with homosexuality. When the writers of the Epistles were writing these letters, they were defining social norms for small bands of oppressed minorities who wished to differentiate themselves from the dominant social norms. Hence, their distaste for temple prostitution and homosexual relations.

    It seems to me that if we look at the Bible this way - as the inspired work of people who lived in a particular time and place and culture who sought to define their own social norms - we can allow our faith to guide us in defining our own social norms.

    How many Christians eat grasshoppers? They are permitted in Leviticus while shrimp, crab and lobster are not.
  • UnicornForm said on Sep 23, 2009....

    amethyst :)xoxox

     willsrose-Hello lovely. Interesting video.I dont like the video really. I realize i need to read the new testament. Ive thought that some demon might have made up a couple thangs or so in the bible. im told its rong cuz god wouldent let his book be like that. But hes a busy man, thats like if you have a crapload of rumors about you, eventually you dont mind them, its going to happen and you live life to help you and others, not correct what is what is wrong in the past. Correct now, you get what i mean? Follow my heart , i like to hear and say that.

     Starchini-:OHI STar, the famous star stopped by YAY! I totally agree , for the most part. Groupies tho? haha aint that somethin.

  • UnicornForm said on Sep 23, 2009....
    info- I like a statement you said." Whichever way some individuals may want to interpret ____ to suit their desires, can never change the truth which it represents."

     

    Curdman- I have been reading leviticus and i remember it said were not sopposed to eat anthing that crawls (Like bugs and stuff) but we could eat anything that came from the sea. I do however, like the way you look at the bible, instead of some book that you must know front to back , reading it like an encyclopedia.


     
     
  • curmudgeon said on Sep 24, 2009....
    Lev 11:9  These you may eat, of all that are in the waters. Everything in the waters that has fins and scales, whether in the seas or in the streams--such you may eat.
    Lev 11:10  But anything in the seas or the streams that does not have fins and scales, of the swarming creatures in the waters and among all the other living creatures that are in the waters--they are detestable to you

    Meaning, fish are OK, but lobsters and crabs are out.

    Lev 11:22  Of them you may eat: the locust according to its kind, the bald locust according to its kind, the cricket according to its kind, and the grasshopper according to its kind.

    Meaning, certain kinds of insects are ok, but others are not.

    Either way, the point is that the Bible establishes a variety of social conventions to which we no longer adhere. If we quote Leviticus regarding homosexuality, why are we NOT quoting Leviticus regarding diet?
  • UnicornForm said on Sep 24, 2009....
    GOod point Curdman, but the task at hand is wondering if it really sais its bad in the bible.
     
    Great point about the diet, Wolfie brought it up to me before. Maybe this means i needa eat better.
     
    thanks for the clarification.
     
    haha you like to talk alot and like to be heard eh?
     
    I like to be heard to, glad you stopped by and gave me your pinion. HOpe your doing well today?
  • starchini said on Sep 24, 2009....
    Roadies would prolly be more accurate...  : P 
  • curmudgeon said on Sep 25, 2009....
    Unicorn - even if it says it is bad in the Bible, we must understand that the Bible was written in a particular period of human history, by specific individuals, within a unique social context.

    We should not simply stop at "the bible says homosexuality is bad." Who in the Bible says it is bad? WHY do the writers and editors of Leviticus think it is bad? WHY does Paul think it is bad? Then we must determine whether or not we need to set our own moral convictions and social conventions according to that particular compass. We have done this theological work with diet and with slavery - why not homosexuality?
  • UnicornForm said on Sep 25, 2009....
    hmmmm
     
    and everyone has a differnet answer to why. yes?
  • the.food.critic said on Sep 29, 2009....
    I think even though it has been religiously shunned, homosexuality is a personal choice. And as with all personal choices, no one but yourself must have a say in it. So do whatever your heart says, because that's where all love comes from, be it for whomever it is.
  • pleasantskies said on Sep 29, 2009....
    "God" whatever it may, or he/she may be, loves everyone, accepts everyone already. Its people who can't seem to accept they aren't perfect. The way Christianity was preached to me, was that I believed I was being punished just for being human, for being born. I've had three people tell me in my lifetime, explained it was just the opposite. To admit you are human and that you will never be perfect and to accept that that's okay is very hard for a lot of people. I believe in reason and common sense. I believe what I was told by one person was similar to this: God already loves you as you are. He doesn't need to forgive you for anything because he already has. His love is unconditional. It's that you can't seem to accept.

    Why would somebody love me as I am already?

    We don't have to earn the love, its always been there.

    I honestly don't know if homosexuality is truly natural or not. But nothing in this world is black and white, its just one big shade of gray. Well in most cases.

    So accept yourself, love yourself and realize other people's negativity or hatred towards you is their insecurity with themselves and with God.

    Just live up to your potential, always try to do what you believe is right and try never to judge others the way they may judge you.

    That's what I think I've learned so far, but I've still got a lot of living to do.
  • UnicornForm said on Sep 29, 2009....
    :)agreed FOOD
     
    Great points Pleasant skies, my favorite i will have to borrow is this :
     
    Just live up to your potential, always try to do what you believe is right and try never to judge others the way they may judge you.
  • NoStop said on Oct 07, 2009....
    Good points, curmudgeon. The bible is full of instructions on keeping your slave.

    Has anyone brought up that Lot gave up his own virgin daughters to be gang-raped? This shows what value was placed in women in those times. Perhaps god could have diverted this from the innocents? Maybe he could have had some livestock raped instead, as the sodomites were be partial to this.

    What were the angels doing during this loathsome act? "Thanks Lot, that was a tight spot, lol! Don't worry about your daughters, it's all part of god's plan. I bet they didn't see that one coming!" 

    On the subject of homosexuality, it is a well-documented occurrence in many different animals who are innocents in the eyes of god (right?). Homosexuality is not able to be changed by force, but may change by itself over time. We know in these modern times that sexuality has huge variation.

    Homosexuality is not a choice. Why would someone choose to be gay? If they want to have sex with the same sex, they are homosexual, not perverts. That you are attracted to a particular sex has no bearing on how perverted you are. It is simply a variation of human sexuality.

    All of this is simply biblical bigotry. 
  • wishyouwerehere said on Oct 08, 2009....

    "If they want to have sex with the same sex, they are homosexual, not perverts. That you are attracted to a particular sex has no bearing on how perverted you are. It is simply a variation of human sexuality."

     

    Very well said - perversion is going AGAINST your nature.

  • NoStop said on Oct 08, 2009....
    UnicornForm, to answer your original post, I don't know if you're in love with anybody, but love who YOU see fit to love, don't let a book make that decision for you. Time will tell if your love interest deserves your love. Your sexuality (or their sex) is totally irrelevant in this matter. Though it may be awkward for some people around you, if they truly value your friendship they will recognise that YOU choose who you love (the person, not the gender), not them or a book.

    You should recognise the sacrifices your parents have made for you and offer them respect for that, but they have no right to determine who you love. If you are still dependent on them and live under their roof, they arguably have the right to say who can come to see you at your home, but they can't tell you to who to love. It's not physically possible and emotionally it's abusive. They might be well-meaning in their discouragement of your sexuality but ultimately they are wrong.

    I'm probably the other way around to you, UnicornForm. My dad came out when I was 18 (eldest of 4), just before I left home. I was really angry at him at the time for it. I thought that he was tearing the family apart by leaving my mother. Now he's happily living with another man and is a better father than he was when he was with my mother. My mother is about to marry an old flame from her youth and is a happier woman for it. My brother lives with my father in my city and my two sisters with my mother in another city. Everyone is happy and doing fantastically well for themselves.

    Interestingly, my father is the most religious of us all. I can't imagine the struggle he went through. He says that HIS god doesn't judge his sexuality, and I would rather go to hell with my father than believe in a god that would send him there just for being homosexual. He has so much love for humanity and has literally saved probably hundreds of lives. Maybe more.

    To disclose something of myself, I'm a heterosexual, atheist, secular humanist.
  • NoStop said on Oct 08, 2009....
    One more thing... I hope my revealing my lack of religious belief doesn't debase my previous post. I'm just against the ignorant bigotry of some judeo-christian beliefs. I hope that they might update them at some point at least...
  • gingersoul said on Oct 08, 2009....
    NoStop....secular humanist....love it....;-)
     
    Also atheist and heterosexual are not bad at all.....lol....
     
    And about the Bible ...sigh.....dont even let me start.....mostly a bunch of rules to keep people in fear ...
     
     
  • UnicornForm said on Oct 08, 2009....
    Thanks no stop. You make alot of good points.I will think about them.
     
    Hi gingah.. i dont know what a humanist is..  secular is round right?
  • gingersoul said on Oct 08, 2009....
    Unigirl.....there....read here....:-)
  • UnicornForm said on Oct 08, 2009....
    i sorta llike it... but to think no ones not looking after us that we dont know by name is sorta a peeve with me.
  • UnicornForm said on Oct 12, 2009....
    THank You. Again.
  • curmudgeon said on Oct 13, 2009....
    "You should recognise the sacrifices your parents have made for you and offer them respect for that, but they have no right to determine who you love. If you are still dependent on them and live under their roof, they arguably have the right to say who can come to see you at your home, but they can't tell you to who to love."

    In a great many societies around the world - including the people depicted in the Old Testament - families chose and still choose mates for their children. This idea of individuals choosing for themselves is relatively new. It ought to go without saying that sexuality in the days of the Old Testament was not a matter of personal preference, but a matter of survival of the community.

    Obviously the survival of American society is not at stake. What will likely not survive given enough time is the adherence to mores that don't really apply anymore. Social conservatives may disagree with me, but I say let gays get married. For crying out loud, they want to join the rest of society and settle into committed relationships. They want to partake in the daily joys and miseries so many of us experience but do not appreciate.

    Somehow, I just don't think God will mind. If God doesn't mind us abandoning dietary restrictions, slavery, women's silence in worship, inter-faith franternization and marriage, I doubt God will draw the line at homosexual marriage.

    The only thing I want to know from liberal proponents is where they draw the line, and what social, ethical, moral or religious principle they use to draw it. Nobody signs up to be a pedophile or a "lover" of animals either. Is polygamy or polyandry out of bounds, and why? Shalll we indulge the innate desires of these minority groups as well?
  • NoStop said on Oct 14, 2009....
    curmudgeon, great points. "Obviously the survival of American society is not at stake. What will likely not survive given enough time is the adherence to mores that don't really apply anymore." Haha! Not at stake indeed. I think that the "it's not natural" crowd should accept gay marriage on the basis that it gathers them all together and might breed homosexuality out one day. People like that wouldn't look to nature and see that this hasn't happened by natural selection (surely it would be bred out of animals by now?). However, I'm all for transparency full disclosure of scientific findings, so I would not recommend that approach to promoting it. "The only thing I want to know from liberal proponents is where they draw the line, and what social, ethical, moral or religious principle they use to draw it. Nobody signs up to be a pedophile or a "lover" of animals either. Is polygamy or polyandry out of bounds, and why? Shalll we indulge the innate desires of these minority groups as well?" The issue with pedophilia is one of consent, the age at which an individual is supposed to be developed in mind enough to understand the full implications of their choices. A five year old is obviously not developed enough to make that kind of decision, and so any sexual contact is rightly forbidden. The lowest ages of consent I have found with a quick search are 12 in Angola and the same in the Vatican State. How they came to agree on those numbers, I don't know. Thorough scientific studies I presume with some doubt. I think any older than 18 becomes oppressive of nature. Polygamy or polyandry: I think i can accept these to some degree. It doesn't appeal to me because of the way it divides relationships, but I'm prepared to accept with evidence that some relationships thrive in this situation and are not inherently harmful or abusive. Bestiality or zoophilia is more difficult. The nature lover in me thinks that this kind of interaction with other species is immoral somehow, and personally I find it quite abhorrent. In this case, it is ME who is in the "it's not natural" crowd. That being said, a dog will try to fuck ANYTHING and interspecies sex (other than dogs) is regularly documented. I think the issue here is the way humans control their environment and other beings to suit themselves. Allowing something like this or pedophilia is a slippery slope to abusive and dangerous situations, despite the exceptions.
  • curmudgeon said on Oct 15, 2009....
    NoStop - these are cogent boundaries. Not that I am a polygamist or anything (as a wise person one asked of our high divorce and re-marriage rate, "Is it one at a time, or one at the time?"), but I tend to agree that given basic adherence to the ability to consent, polygamy or polyandry should not be completely out of bounds, either.

    It does make one think about how insurance companies and divorce courts would treat polygamous relationships!
  • NoStop said on Oct 15, 2009....
    Curmudgeon, and others who are interested: Have a look at this video on fraternal polyandry (two brothers share a wife) in an isolated himalayan community: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4yjrDSvze0 

    A quote: "If each generation divided each family's holdings, everyone would starve. Polyandry preserves the farm and the family's future". Their situation from my perspective is far from ideal, so considering their circumstances (geography and resources) and that it appears to work, I find it difficult to make any criticism of how they do things. It would hate it, because of my independence-seeking, self-determinating lifestyle made possible by plentiful resources and an infrastructure that opens for me a vast range of spousal opportunities, but these people don't have that. I think if these people had the choice, they would be monogamous. The women express their frustration as do the men. The tradition here is rooted in necessity and it doesn't look like it can change.
  • writergrrl said on Oct 17, 2009....
    The only reason why some people think homosexuality cant be o.k. is because they are simply afraid of something thats different from them. And people are narrow minded and scared.
  • UnicornForm said on Oct 17, 2009....
    Ive came to the conclusion that i care only if theyre is love and respect in any relationship, along with laughter. I dont care if there isnt.

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