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Is Homosexuality a illness? And how to heal?

chevron1

Active Member
Someone either is transgender or they're not. The doctor did a sex-change.

the buddhists argue that we are all transgender. the taoists do not argue this but say we are a mix of yin and yang. that's the buddhists are turning into women and women are turning into men.
 

sojourner

Annoyingly Progressive Since 2006
in the 1980s at the limelight nightclub, they put pills in the kool aid and told people it was free to drink. those pills included hormone therapy for men. the documentary on the limelight which has since died is available for download if you like.
slipping someone a mickey of a hormone pill does not constitute either "hormone therapy" or "sex change." It constitutes assault.
 

sojourner

Annoyingly Progressive Since 2006
the buddhists argue that we are all transgender. the taoists do not argue this but say we are a mix of yin and yang. that's the buddhists are turning into women and women are turning into men.
No it's not. It means they think that the whole human being contains both male and female elements. It doesn't mean that one "turns into" the other sex.
 

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
one example is sometimes all we get of malfeasence in this world. if you ignore it, then you are ignoring something very ugly going on behind closed doors. this is far more important than david any day.
David Reimer serves as a warning of what can happen when someone is assigned to the wrong gender. There are also many intersexual people who experience dysphoria over being assigned to the wrong sex, despite efforts to raise and socialism them from infancy as their surgically-assigned sex.
You literally have one extreme outlier filled with many questions as an example to be weighed against many that show otherwise.

it is assault but it is also sex change.
If you read the Standards of Care, which I provided a link to, you would know that hormone therapy in-and-of-itself does not constitute a sex change. Several years ago, in a town in England, doctors noticed a sharp increase of men requesting mastecomies. It turned out some farmers had been dumping cow contraceptives into the water, and the hormones were causing men nearby to grow breasts. However, they were never considered women or to have been sex-changed.
 

chevron1

Active Member
No it's not. It means they think that the whole human being contains both male and female elements. It doesn't mean that one "turns into" the other sex.

yes it does mean that a person MUST contain male and female. that's why they take hormones to control their libido and to transform.

No. It's not. It means that an elevated quantity of estrogen was introduced into a male without his consent.

the hormones transition regardless of consent. that's why it was in the kool aid.
 

chevron1

Active Member
David Reimer serves as a warning....

he serves as a warning of the coming of baphomet!!!!


baphomet.jpg
 

ether-ore

Active Member
lol. Are you serious with this? Do you actually think that anyone who is sexually active is addicted to sex and always looking for their "next fix"? I would suggest giving it a try, because your view on the subject is obviously based on ignorance. To most sexually active people, it isn't a first priority or anything close to that. It's great, don't get me wrong, but it is also physically healthy, as long as it is done safely. I wouldn't judge others on something you obviously know absolutely nothing about.

I know sufficient for my needs. I'm not homosexual, but my own addiction to sex unfortunately brought me into contact with quite a few homosexuals. From the many that I was exposed to, they are always on the prowl. My own experience gave me an education. So I don't consider myself ignorant on the subject. Besides, I said it was my choice. I prefer to be obedient to God. I've been married, twice... I'm not inclined to want to go down that path again. All things considered, there is little or no benefit to it.
 

chevron1

Active Member
I know sufficient for my needs. I'm not homosexual, but my own addiction to sex unfortunately brought me into contact with quite a few homosexuals. From the many that I was exposed to, they are always on the prowl.

exactly why there are doctors and religious people who want to transgenderize gays!!
 

philbo

High Priest of Cynicism
the legal term for it is "in parentis loco".
er, no: "in loco parentis" means "in place of parents" and is the term for someone acting as a parent in their stead. And I'm pretty sure it's not a legal term, just a descriptive one
 

chevron1

Active Member
er, no: "in loco parentis" means "in place of parents" and is the term for someone acting as a parent in their stead. And I'm pretty sure it's not a legal term, just a descriptive one
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in parentis loco means that parents have a right to take control of your life, even if you are not the actual biological parents but can assert in parentis loco.

it is a legal term, if you can find it in blackwell's.
 

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
he serves as a warning of the coming of baphomet!!!!


baphomet.jpg
It's sad that you would so callously make a mockery of such a life. He was screwed at birth by a doctor who thought wrong, his parents were horribly misguided, and his life ended in suicide. It was believed he could be raised as a girl, and would accept being female, but he didn't.
And the way you have been using Baphoment, I doubt you realize the symbols true meaning.

I know sufficient for my needs. I'm not homosexual, but my own addiction to sex unfortunately brought me into contact with quite a few homosexuals. From the many that I was exposed to, they are always on the prowl. My own experience gave me an education. So I don't consider myself ignorant on the subject. Besides, I said it was my choice. I prefer to be obedient to God. I've been married, twice... I'm not inclined to want to go down that path again. All things considered, there is little or no benefit to it.
If you have a sex addiction, then why would you tell me that homosexuality is a "trap?" Most people do not have a sex addiction, and to them it is not like a crack addiction. And just because you have a sex addiction doesn't mean others are always on the prowl.
And you told me that I was the one looking at things with the wrong perspective.
 

columbus

yawn <ignore> yawn
er, no: "in loco parentis" means "in place of parents" and is the term for someone acting as a parent in their stead. And I'm pretty sure it's not a legal term, just a descriptive one

Actually it is, it just isn't common.
If a kids parents get killed in a car wreck the court will appoint someone to represent them legally. Usually a family member, they are not taking full responsibility or getting custody. Just acting as parents temporarily while things get sorted.
Tom
 

chevron1

Active Member
Actually it is, it just isn't common.
If a kids parents get killed in a car wreck the court will appoint someone to represent them legally. Usually a family member, they are not taking full responsibility or getting custody. Just acting as parents temporarily while things get sorted.
Tom

yes, and this is one theory (in parentis loco) under which a religious worker could give gay reparative therapy to someone without their consent. they would get consent first from one parent, a temporary transfer of parental rights.
 

columbus

yawn <ignore> yawn
yes, and this is one theory (in parentis loco) under which a religious worker could give gay reparative therapy to someone without their consent. they would get consent first from one parent, a temporary transfer of parental rights.

No. That is simply wrong.
As long as an underage person has a parent there is no reason to assign legal responsibility. The parent might consent to something, but that is not the same.
Tom
 

gsa

Well-Known Member
I know sufficient for my needs. I'm not homosexual, but my own addiction to sex unfortunately brought me into contact with quite a few homosexuals. From the many that I was exposed to, they are always on the prowl. My own experience gave me an education. So I don't consider myself ignorant on the subject. Besides, I said it was my choice. I prefer to be obedient to God. I've been married, twice... I'm not inclined to want to go down that path again. All things considered, there is little or no benefit to it.

OK, think reaaaaly rationally about this for a minute. You were traveling in the circles of sex addicts, and the sex addicts that you met who were homosexuals were always on the prowl. You were hanging around sex addicts! This is like assuming that every person who drinks wine is an alcoholic based on your anecdotal survey of wine drinkers you happened to meet at AA meetings.
 

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
yes, and this is one theory (in parentis loco) under which a religious worker could give gay reparative therapy to someone without their consent. they would get consent first from one parent, a temporary transfer of parental rights.
That "without consent" part is unethical and illegal. And reparative therapy is known for causing damage and harm to the client, and is illegal in some places.
No, they really don't. It takes a long regimen of hormones to effect a transition.
That really depends. Emotionally, it only takes about a week or two for changes to effect. Certain body changes begin to occur approximately one to two months into it, up to about six months, depending on what area you are looking at, such as reduction in body hair (6-12 months), reduction in oily skin and softening of skin (3-6 months), fat redistribution (3-6 months), development of breasts (3-6 months), cessation of male-pattern baldness (1-3 months), decrease muscle mass (3-6 months) and most things take 1-3 years to achieve full effect.
 

sojourner

Annoyingly Progressive Since 2006
That really depends. Emotionally, it only takes about a week or two for changes to effect. Certain body changes begin to occur approximately one to two months into it, up to about six months, depending on what area you are looking at, such as reduction in body hair (6-12 months), reduction in oily skin and softening of skin (3-6 months), fat redistribution (3-6 months), development of breasts (3-6 months), cessation of male-pattern baldness (1-3 months), decrease muscle mass (3-6 months) and most things take 1-3 years to achieve full effect.
Compared to one dose in a cup of Kool-Aid, that's a long regimen.
 
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