Need Indian advices - relationship/sexuality - Page 3

anyway. I think have I've gotten a good view of how people see homosexuality here by now. I guess I'm privilaged, being raised in a country where we look at facts and science first, not religion.

I want to thank all replies, also the negative ones like from qwerty. My boyfriend said that many Indians lack proper knowledge being of their lack of exposure and education on the subject. I didn't not believe him, because I thought romantic values would be understood universally and people would be able to think with their brain rather than blindly listen to what religion and society tells them.
I'm afraid he was right and I was wrong.

I still love India. I'll just take the nice things from there, and leave the bad things as they are. :) Have a good time on the forum people. Bye :)

Originally posted by: Lodi

We are overpopulated as it is. Instead of producing even more children in an unequal world, it would be better to, say, adopt a poor indian orphan and give him a better life.

And there's nothing uhygienic about gay sex, lol. Maybe it's a lack of education on the subject, but homosexuality has always been a natural phenomenon throughout the animal kingdom, and therefore also humans can be homosexual. Homophobia however, is not found anywhere in the animal kingdom except for in humanity. Therefore it is unnatural behavior.

At any rate, me and my boyfriend are not a very sexual couple. It's the romance and love that's central. As far as I know, Buddhism and Hinduism value love greatly.

Originally posted by: Lodi

anyway. I think have I've gotten a good view of how people see homosexuality here by now. I guess I'm privilaged, being raised in a country where we look at facts and science first, not religion.

I want to thank all replies, also the negative ones like from qwerty. My boyfriend said that many Indians lack proper knowledge being of their lack of exposure and education on the subject. I didn't not believe him, because I thought romantic values would be understood universally and people would be able to think with their brain rather than blindly listen to what religion and society tells them.
I'm afraid he was right and I was wrong.

I still love India. I'll just take the nice things from there, and leave the bad things as they are. :) Have a good time on the forum people. Bye :)