Indian prince dis-owned because he's gay - Page 9

Originally posted by: mythili_Kiran

Wellsaid QWERTYji😊
This issue of homosexuality is a problem in all the ways (I'm serious ...not making fun of anyone...😛)

Well said Qwerty and Myth... The major problem with homosexuality is it is not conducive to survival of human race in long term, with spread of aids and the union cannot pro-create an offspring. Children need a family with one mother and one father in it.

Originally posted by: mythili_Kiran

During the teen years, sexual feelings are awakened in new ways because of the hormonal and physical changes of puberty. These changes involve both the body and the mind, and teens tend to wonder about new — and often intense — sexual feelings.

It takes time for many people to understand who they are and who they're becoming. Part of that understanding includes a person's sexual feelings and attractions.

sexual orientation involves a complex mixture of biology, psychology, and environmental factors. A person's genes and inborn hormonal factors may play a role as well. These medical professionals believe that — in most cases — sexual orientation, whatever its causes, is not simply chosen.

https://www.kidshealth.org/parent/growth/sexual_health/sexual _orientation.html

hope this the one can answere your question 😊

Originally posted by: mythili_Kiran

A relation which does not yield any biological output(offsprings) is definetley anti nature😊

While your first part of the argument is right, the latter part may not be correct. Homosexuality is documented in over 500 species so it definitely cannot be against nature. Many of them are actually bisexual.

Now to those who are arguing about how natural the "phenomenon" is because homosexuality is present in animals too. My argument is it could be for various reasons though like dearth of opposite gendered species and in most cases homosexuality in animals is found in female species the reason for which could be the same as I stated above. Most animal groups have one or two male species and after mating they move on. Female species are left to tend to offsprings and spend most time with other females. So it is evident that mostly it is done for pleasure.

Originally posted by: lighthouse

The major problem with homosexuality is it is not conducive to survival of human race in long term, with spread of aids and the union cannot pro-create an offspring.

I concur with this view. 👏

There are more straight people than gay so i dont think we need to worry about the end of human race. we need to worry about giving gay's equal rights!

I find it funny when people reason that homosexuality is anti nature. What about people who are straight and refuse to procreate? Do we cast them away too and call them abnormal?
And what truely are the laws of nature? Sorry, I don't agree that our lives whole purpose is to pop babies out. We have more than enough people in the world right now, we are not going to be extinct that fast.
As for people who consider homosexuals "abnormal", that just shows a person's insecurities. Humans mostly fear what we don't know. Homosexuality is a still a foreign subject to many and people are afraid of accepting people who are different. I have few homosexual friends, they are just as normal as any of us, if not more.
As for the prince, proud of him for standing up for himself. Atleast, now he won't spend his life living a sham.

I think it's going a bit far for the parents. It's like a slap in the face, like saying they don't love him. Isn't a parents love supposed to be unconditional? How could they make it so conditional? Don't they love their son?

Originally posted by: usachick821

"I could not have lived a lie forever," he told Reuters on Friday.

"I will not stake my claim to the property. I have found a family in the (gay) community and am happy working for the community," said Gohil, who runs an NGO working on HIV/AIDS among homosexuals.

"As an activist, I thought it right to come out of the closet first. Otherwise, it would have been living a lie." [/quote]

Good for him. We only have one life to live, might as well make full use of it.