Comments | kaikaia: I never knew the taste blood till now

kaikaia

I never knew the taste blood till now

Jul 24, 2005 16:22

I have a hard desicion to make. My Dad, he's not only my Father, he is my hero, my safe haven and my good friend. There isn't much I wouldn't do to make him happy. My goal in life, well one of my many goals in life, is to make my Father proud. I want him to actually tell me one day "Heather, you've made me so proud. I'm so proud of you." On ( Read more... )

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ambivalently22 July 25 2005, 02:43:14 UTC

Oh honey, this is much more Alex's department then mine, but as an agnostic liberal, I can tell you what I think ( ... )

ambivalently22 July 25 2005, 22:36:01 UTC

As an agnostic liberal, you are inflicting YOUR values upon Kai,and that's manipulation, too. You can "cherry pick" your Biblical verses and twist them to suit your own agenda. I swear you could put a twist in a slinky!

No matter what your agenda is, you can find a group or 'church' to fit your personal needs; white supremists would be a good example. And they feel they are absolutely correct with their beliefs. You feel your beliefs are absolute and can justify it all; you even know of churches for gays. Why not encourage Kai to think for herself?
Or are you after her...is that your agenda?

IF you believe in God, then you do/do not believe in Satan?

(If you don't think gays can change, you really need to read the testimony from Mrs. Heche (can't remember her name)her daughter was Ellen De Generes lover...you can find it on "Love Won Out" web site.)

SO....if gays change, are they cured? Or are they just living a lie?

ambivalently22 July 25 2005, 22:48:29 UTC

You obviously didn't read anything that I wrote, because my point was that you can't live your life for anyone else...you have to adopt your own value system. What I wrote just happens to be my opinion.

Personally, I believe that sexuality is fixed, which is what is science has indicated. Ann Heche was never lesbian identified, she was bisexual and now she is married. It's not that much of a stretch, most bisexual women end up with men.

I find it really offensive that you would compare a church that is open and accepting of gays and lesbians to white supremacy. I think that the hatred that you show toward gay people is much more similar to white supremacy.

deputay_jane July 25 2005, 03:57:44 UTC

Hey Gus ( ... )

degenwalflower July 26 2005, 02:19:53 UTC

Amen.

sheismean July 27 2005, 13:23:59 UTC

Buried alive in the sands of time ( ... )

kaikaia July 28 2005, 09:30:46 UTC

Thank you SOOO much! Gosh, you cease to amaze me. You and Emma both, wow. I'll try and get you number from Emma, but she never picks up the damn phone.