Yes i am fully aware fo what you wrote. What shows have lisping flamboyant gay people an which ones dont?
Most gay people are offended by the god awful Hollywood stereotypes frequently protrayed. Those stereotypes may be more entertaining, than a boring straight acting gay person, so use your head on that one. Hollywoood is mostly interested in making money, rather than being accurate. And what makes money is frequently very obnoxious, such as flamboyant behavior.
Just because Hollywood fails at properly representing gay people, does not give you an excuse for hate. It's a rather pathetic excuse actually.
And I may add that it demonstrates you lack of faith and Christianity by promulgating this hateful attitude. Whay is that frequenlty the most self professed religious people seem to be the biggest sinners? Are they trying to compensate for their poor moral characters?
However, what more likely is that you're a closeted repressed gay person, who probably hates themselves, as much as you spout hate for gay people. You probably need some psychological counseling.
Did a gay man ever make an advance on you, and were you offended, or mildly surprised or repulsed by you own feelings? So now you need to take out your discomfort on those that seemed to cause this feeling in you?
I'd take a close look at yourself before spouting hate speech on others.
Off the top of my head I can think of two already (Brothers and Sisters and Six Feet Under) and there may be many more, so that already counters your point of :
However, not only do I not watch every show out there, like I said your bias will not let you remember things that you feel are familiar to you.
That's the way the world works.
People often talk about this coincidence of how odd it is when they speak about someone and they just so happen to call the same day.
People don't realise that all the other time you spoke about someone and they didn't call.
Brothers and sisters ended in 2011 and six feet under in 2005. Try shows that are on now to make your point.
Me:Most gay people are offended by the god awful Hollywood stereotypes frequently protrayed. Those stereotypes may be more entertaining, than a boring straight acting gay person, so use your head on that one. Hollywoood is mostly interested in making money, rather than being accurate. And what makes money is frequently very obnoxious, such as flamboyant behavior.
However, it is likely that is more than it "should" be for the simple case of stereotypes. Just as other groups are often portrayed in their own stereotypical way.
Behaviour can be learnt or inherited.
Some are due to genetics, others are due to social norms.
I do respect the shows like Game of Thrones that represent gay people like normal people.
So all in all, your hate is unjustified, you should try and calm yourself don and think about your behaviour first as Jesus said, because judging others is how God will judge you too.
Then should people behave like idiots too if they feel that is normal for them? I was like that once. Should i go back to behaving like that and no one should judge my behaviour as inappropriate?
Nope.
Freud said it best, "The only abnormal sexual behaviour is none at all".
And the only reasonable criteria for judging other's sexual behaviour is whether it does harm to anyone else.
The aim of this thread is to contend that if people aren't "born gay", then it must be a choice, and therefore open to condemnation and reform.
I'm six foot two. I wasn't born six foot two, as my mother will attest. I was born with the genetic potential to be six foot two, but many other factors contributed to ensuring that I reached that height. Short of some fairly drastic surgery, I'll probably stay that way now.
As for stereotypes, I'm afraid that this is not what the studies actually show, for instance such as on this link:
https://unitedfamiliesinternational...-as-heterosexual-marriages-and-relationships/
None of these have been conducted by the Family Research Council or any such organization, so why would they misrepresent the data?
If you’re in a male same-sex marriage, it’s 50 percent more likely to end in divorce than a heterosexual marriage. If you’re in a female same-sex marriage, this figure rises to 167 percent. These statistics come from Norway and Sweden where five out of every 1000 new couples are same-sex.
A crude model without further demographic
covariates (Raw Model C) indicates that the excess risk of divorce of gay partnerships
tends to disappear when the comparison is based on childless couples.
An Amsterdam study found that the average homosexual relationship lasts only 18 months and that “men in homosexual relationships, on average, have eight partners a year outside those relationships.” By comparison, more than two-thirds of heterosexual marriages in America last longer than ten years. Maria Xiridou, et al. “The Contribution of Steady and Casual Partnerships to the Incidence of HIV Infection Among Homosexual Men in Amsterdam,” AIDS 17, 7 (2003): 1029-1038.
Oct 1984-1985: Gay men aged 18-65 with at least two sexual partners in the previous six months. In other words, monogamous partners were explicitly excluded.
April 1985-Feb 1988: Study enrollment was continued, except HIV-negative men were now excluded. Only HIV-positive men were added.
Feb 1988 – Dec 1988: The study was re-opened to HIV-negative men.
Various additional enrollments continued from through 1998. Especially notable was a special recruitment campaign for men under the age of thirty beginning in 1995. After 1996, all HIV-negative men above the age of thirty were dropped from the study. Their data was excluded from subsequent analyses.
Nobody outside of Amsterdam was accepted into the study except for AIDS patients who attended clinics in Amsterdam for treatment. This makes the study almost exclusively an urban one.
Claim #1: The study was of homosexual relationships between married homosexual men.
This study was not about homosexual relationships. The authors are mostly doctors and epidemiologists – they study how diseases are passed along from one person to the next. Their research article presented a mathematical model that was intended to predict how HIV and AIDS would spread among gay men. If a couple is monogamous, then by definition they would not be contributing to the spread of HIV and AIDS. Monogamous couples were simply irrelevant to the study, which is why they were explicitly excluded.
See, though, this sliding goalpost thing troubles me. We're quick to demonize anyone that doesn't buy into society's sense of "normal" at any given point in time. Right now, society has determined that it's cool to be gay so anyone that doesn't buy into that opinion is a loon. A few decades ago, that exact same nebulous "society" was decidedly anti-gay due to the HIV outbreak and anyone that didn't buy into that opinion was a loon. And these ever-shifting definitions of "normal" aren't always moving in the direction of greater tolerance, either-- Muslims haven't always been deemed terrorists one-n-all, but that's certainly the "normal" these days and anyone thinking otherwise gets tarred as a loon or enabler.Who are you to judge what is normal ?!
Women used to have to be baby-popping machines. That was normal.
Now it isn't!
What if acting like what you call normal is depressing to people? Are you happy making other people's lives miserable ?
Damian's perception of gay people is flamboyant, lisping people due to a stereotypical portrayal of gay people.