Lesbian zone

[Wynna]

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Thank you for the reply.


verified by lots? i guess i can safely say it's been verified by doctors. who else then? a parish priest?
your answer is quite misleading indeed and is considered unacceptable, maybe to the LGBT community but not to the one who criticize...
a sarcastic answer like this will cause only trouble not with me, but to those who you are saying the bigots and the uninformed.

"Psychological treatment? being a gay is NOT a disease, nor could be considered a choice of becoming one". - considered to be on a psychological advice/treatment, you say, it is a given that it is a pyshcosexual disorder, then not give them one? it is definitely a choice, a person of having an identity crisis, then chose to be with LGBT does it mean it's not a "choice"?

my question is very simple, yet your answer is all twisted, to the point your stating "advocating equality"? please re-read again, and don't let your emotions run through it. I am supporting the LGBT community for this equality thing due to have my own familial reasons as well.

I respect the LGBT community, "but" your answer which is too much of a defender of the LGBT and also yourself is never suffice.

A simple question requires a simple answer, no need to burst out those concerns of discrimination as you yourself is bringing that one unto you.

I honestly can't find any reason for this explanation of mine to be troublesome. I was just clearly stating an opinion
regarding that "very simple" question of yours and your unenlightenment to homosexuality. I guess I may have had pointed out some things which are way beyond your understanding of what equality really means and that may have caused to burst your bubble. A question in relation to a very sensitive topic like this should be thrown out with prudence and open mindedness. Too much of a defender? then be it if that's how you call it, but don't be too personal on this. "let bigots be bigots" is just simply an expression. You are just taking it all too personally my dear. We are all entitled to our own opinion remember? say, you respect the LGBT community but your kind of approach seem to be a bit discourteous.

living a life of unhappiness and regrets is a choice but being gay is uncontrollable. How far could one go in entertaining or acknowledging his or her feeling? that is the question... So, It's either you live with it or die with it. -- so wala lang gihapon kay choice!

[Da Fai]

I honestly can't find any reason for this explanation of mine to be troublesome. I was just clearly stating an opinion
regarding that "very simple" question of yours and your unenlightenment to homosexuality. I guess I may have had pointed out some things which are way beyond your understanding of what equality really means and that may have caused to burst your bubble. A question in relation to a very sensitive topic like this should be thrown out with prudence and open mindedness. Too much of a defender? then be it if that's how you call it, but don't be too personal on this. "let bigots be bigots" is just simply an expression. You are just taking it all too personally my dear. We are all entitled to our own opinion remember? say, you respect the LGBT community but your kind of approach seem to be a bit discourteous.

living a life of unhappiness and regrets is a choice but being gay is uncontrollable. How far could one go in entertaining or acknowledging his or her feeling? that is the question... So, It's either you live with it or die with it. -- so wala lang gihapon kay choice!

unenlightened? oh ok. so are you pointing out that my query is discourteous?
****i know that they have rights as well kay they are still human like everyone else...then why is it that the LGBT community is still promoting to be open to public and promoting other people as well to show themselves up?
^^ haven't i pointed out some respect regarding this matter?
***is it not negligence and irresponsibility on the LGBT community if they still popping out from everywhere and considering this as promoting to the next generation as "generally accepted"?
^^ so il take this as your answer = "living a life of unhappiness and regrets is a choice but being gay is uncontrollable. How far could one go in entertaining or acknowledging his or her feeling? that is the question... So, It's either you live with it or die with it. -- so wala lang gihapon kay choice!"

got your opinion... anyone else?

[Wynna]

***is it not negligence and irresponsibility on the LGBT community if they still popping out from everywhere and considering this as promoting to the next generation as "generally accepted"?

Isn't this statement contradicting to your so called "respect" and "equality" ? just my 2 cents

[Da Fai]

***is it not negligence and irresponsibility on the LGBT community if they still popping out from everywhere and considering this as promoting to the next generation as "generally accepted"?

Isn't this statement contradicting to your so called "respect" and "equality" ? just my 2 cents

it is not a contradicting statement but instead a follow-up question, go take your 2 cents.

i wonder what you really mean for respect / equality?

i would rather point this one thing that keeps on bugging me for years, and i have yet to receive an ideal answer to my queries...
especially the number 1 question as i don't want to hear those from "uninformed/unenlightened" you brazenly speak of. that's why i'm asking here to get a healthy answer on that part.
if you can't answer the #1 properly, then i think it's still arguable answer from anyone who tries answering #2, "promotion of accepting"?

not the "equality" kay as what iv seen in SG, nag rally cla, pero nag party at the same time? if you are not promoting something, why do this one openly, why can't they settle it privately or in court? then be modest enough to wear something formal so as to avoid "promotion" especially this trannies. LGBT here sa thailand is running rampant mentioning the trannies again, due to cheaper medical bills in regards to *** change, and they too admit that instead of keeping quiet, they are promoting this cause they too have various reasons. so, back here, i am asking why?

i know some lesbians and gays now are well educated that they have even opposed to the though of being a tranny, or *** change, they too admit that this is somewhat of an identity crisis and psychologically unstable, some but not limited to everyone, are caused by broken relationships from their distant past, and some horribly reason it is hereditary and social influence.

so we go back to respect... 'tis a very heavy word, when every one from the LGBT community wants respect, have they (majority) even considered giving respect to the people opposed to the idea of it?

thoughts any1? @Wynna here is taking this too personally and i find her to be quite amusing indeed, so if naay mga straight diha, mind to give us your opinion on this?

[sweetpok]

There are so many words being spoken here. I say cut it out. This is a good argument. But some of the arguments are not good. Bottom line should be RESPECT. RESPECT. RESPECT. You don't go stepping into someone's place then spitting on the floor.

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I have always respected the site. This has always been a good venue for intellectual discussion. Then you'll see who's being intellectual and who's trying to be one.

Yow ladies! Musta ta?

[Da Fai]

There are so many words being spoken here. I say cut it out. This is a good argument. But some of the arguments are not good. Bottom line should be RESPECT. RESPECT. RESPECT. You don't go stepping into someone's place then spitting on the floor.

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I have always respected the site. This has always been a good venue for intellectual discussion. Then you'll see who's being intellectual and who's trying to be one.

Yow ladies! Musta ta?

i haven't done that spitting am i? have i offended anyone?
this is not about who's being intellectual or not, this is just one of those cases where some1's just asking and happens to be really curious.
you request respect, but still your 3rd sentence says otherwise...
anyway, i rest my case... no further questions...

[sweetpok]

i haven't done that spitting am i? have i offended anyone?
this is not about who's being intellectual or not, this is just one of those cases where some1's just asking and happens to be really curious.
you request respect, but still your 3rd sentence says otherwise...
anyway, i rest my case... no further questions...

Oh no, no sir. I'm not saying it's you. There are so many people in this world talking about this stuff. Going over and over the same line. "You" is a general term. Though, yeah maybe I have rather used "we" so as not to connote judgment. But either way, we take things as we ought to take them.

[Da Fai]

Oh no, no sir. I'm not saying it's you. There are so many people in this world talking about this stuff. Going over and over the same line. "You" is a general term. Though, yeah maybe I have rather used "we" so as not to connote judgment. But either way, we take things as we ought to take them.

thank you for the clarification though... ciao! have a good evening...

[Wynna]

Thought for the day: You don't need to attend every argument you are invited to.

Goodmorning Ladies!

[Da Fai]

Thought for the day: You don't need to attend every argument you are invited to.

Goodmorning Ladies!

You don't need to attend every argument you are invited to
but are we even discouraged to do?
minding these arguments are healthy and not just for me and you
especially when someone points out something true.