Comments on: Homosexuality and the Biological Imperative http://obey.thenaturalorders.com/2009/06/27/homosexuality-and-the-biological-imperative/ Fri, 23 Jul 2010 15:15:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Amber http://obey.thenaturalorders.com/2009/06/27/homosexuality-and-the-biological-imperative/comment-page-1/#comment-557 Amber Sun, 28 Jun 2009 18:17:39 +0000 http://obey.thenaturalorders.com/2009/06/27/homosexuality-and-the-biological-imperative/#comment-557 OMG! My husband actually commented on a blog! O_o /prepares for the Apocalypse, which surely must be at hand ;) And I don't like watching overly intense public displays of affection either. Chloe. Although I DO like receiving it! ahahaha In fact, I am possibly the only human being on the planet who has zero appreciation for viewing other people doing anything sexual; on video, or on the intraweebtubes, or in person; I just don't like seeing other people do anything sexual. Doesn't turn me on, kinda mildly nauseates me. Even in regular non-porn movies, when a couple goes in for the big clench, I'm like...ew. *fast forward* I do like watching Dan and I in the mirror while making love, though. Hawt. :) OMG! My husband actually commented on a blog! O_o

/prepares for the Apocalypse, which surely must be at hand

;)

And I don’t like watching overly intense public displays of affection either. Chloe. Although I DO like receiving it! ahahaha

In fact, I am possibly the only human being on the planet who has zero appreciation for viewing other people doing anything sexual; on video, or on the intraweebtubes, or in person; I just don’t like seeing other people do anything sexual. Doesn’t turn me on, kinda mildly nauseates me. Even in regular non-porn movies, when a couple goes in for the big clench, I’m like…ew.

*fast forward*

I do like watching Dan and I in the mirror while making love, though. Hawt. :)

]]> By: swan http://obey.thenaturalorders.com/2009/06/27/homosexuality-and-the-biological-imperative/comment-page-1/#comment-556 swan Sun, 28 Jun 2009 17:31:07 +0000 http://obey.thenaturalorders.com/2009/06/27/homosexuality-and-the-biological-imperative/#comment-556 An interesting approach... I'd be curious what your co-worker ended up understanding or thinking about that discussion. I hate to sound skeptical, but... well, I'm skeptical. I don't think that the lady in question HAD to "see the light" for the discussion to have been worth having, but I still wonder if you managed to move her just a little ways? swan An interesting approach…
I’d be curious what your co-worker ended up understanding or thinking about that discussion. I hate to sound skeptical, but… well, I’m skeptical.

I don’t think that the lady in question HAD to “see the light” for the discussion to have been worth having, but I still wonder if you managed to move her just a little ways?

swan

]]> By: Dan http://obey.thenaturalorders.com/2009/06/27/homosexuality-and-the-biological-imperative/comment-page-1/#comment-555 Dan Sun, 28 Jun 2009 16:25:22 +0000 http://obey.thenaturalorders.com/2009/06/27/homosexuality-and-the-biological-imperative/#comment-555 Small hole in the logic that I can see, as relates to the parallel between animal groups that overpopulate and nature steps in: Those groups are populating at origin; no one's "moving into" the pack, so to speak. Go to gay-centric urban centers like SF, Miami, etc. and a significant portion of them moved there for the dating opportunities and the cultural acceptance. Gay farmers in Indiana don't have many dating opportunities compared to the Tenderloin -- so nature has already stepped in, so to speak, all over the country. Gays are gravitating so like can be with like. There's a definite correlation != causation issue there. Small hole in the logic that I can see, as relates to the parallel between animal groups that overpopulate and nature steps in:

Those groups are populating at origin; no one’s “moving into” the pack, so to speak. Go to gay-centric urban centers like SF, Miami, etc. and a significant portion of them moved there for the dating opportunities and the cultural acceptance. Gay farmers in Indiana don’t have many dating opportunities compared to the Tenderloin — so nature has already stepped in, so to speak, all over the country. Gays are gravitating so like can be with like. There’s a definite correlation != causation issue there.

]]> By: butterfly http://obey.thenaturalorders.com/2009/06/27/homosexuality-and-the-biological-imperative/comment-page-1/#comment-554 butterfly Sun, 28 Jun 2009 04:25:11 +0000 http://obey.thenaturalorders.com/2009/06/27/homosexuality-and-the-biological-imperative/#comment-554 You always impress me with your blogs, whether they're of conversations/life between you and Antonio or whether they're of a different subject. You write beautifully and come across so easy to understand. That being said, I loved this blog. As you may (or may not) know, my daughter is gay, which has created many the tense moment between me and some of my family members. I will (hopefully? probably?) research it more in order to bring it up in conversation. Bet that'll make my bible-thumping step mom stop and think....sighs, no probably not. But still, great blog, love the thoughts and the insight. butterfly You always impress me with your blogs, whether they’re of conversations/life between you and Antonio or whether they’re of a different subject. You write beautifully and come across so easy to understand.

That being said, I loved this blog. As you may (or may not) know, my daughter is gay, which has created many the tense moment between me and some of my family members. I will (hopefully? probably?) research it more in order to bring it up in conversation. Bet that’ll make my bible-thumping step mom stop and think….sighs, no probably not. But still, great blog, love the thoughts and the insight.

butterfly

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