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Explain "gay pride."

For those of you who don't know which I'd imagine is most of you, I'm gay. I am shockingly, mind-blowingly, unbelievably gay. I have naked man dick on my mind every single waking hour. However, because I don't go around lisping and lilting and generally acting like a limp-wristed idiot, people have no idea. I don't actively hide the fact that I'm gay, but I don't know how to breach the whole "Oh, you're part of the half of the population I think about when I masturbate" thing when it comes up.  I don't understand the girls who style their hair and their voices to look like 13-year-old boys and the guys who wear super-tight skinny jeans and talk like their tongue is paralyzed and all the people who go up on parade floats and wave rainbow banners and make out wearing just enough leather to cover their giblets. If you do, then please enlighten me because I have an anthropological interest in people who are in the same subgroup as me but are completely batshit insane.

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@PediatricUrology: Yeah, like Feminism gay pride is just one of those things that's not really necessary anymore. We accept you for being gay but there's no reason to go parading in the streets about it in fact it kind of denies yourself the ultimate step of social acceptance which is making something normative. Imagine how weird it would be if I went and paraded down the street celebrating how I like to have sex with women.
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It's when homosexuals basically yell "Hey everyone we are gay!" because apparently everyone cares
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@Shadow said:
" I have straight pride and I express it by not yelling at people about it. "
Not me. I shove it in people's face when I first meet them. "I'm straight. Is that going to be a problem? "
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there is absolutely nothing about being gay that constitutes being proud of it.  
you accomplished nothing by being attracted to the same sex.   
  
 
The parades are like one big AA meeting. 

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@TwoOneFive said:
" there is absolutely nothing about being gay that constitutes being proud of it.  you accomplished nothing by being attracted to the same sex.   "
If it's not a big deal, then why do fundies care that much? Jeez, I'm still waiting on someone to answer that question.
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I don't mean to be insulting, but you'll find your actually in the minority in your sexuality if you aren't the flowery gay. Studies have found that the gays are one of the few groups where the stereotype is both accurate and most prevalent. Participants were asked to listen to recordings of men talking about themselves, or an unrelated topic, and then watch silhouettes of their body language without the sound. They were able to quite accurately guess which men were gay and which weren't, based on the stereotype. But 'Gay Pride' as a movement is simply a movement which lets people know that homosexuality is a large part of the community.

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@DCFGS3: 
 
While I don't have a link to be certain, I believe I've seen the same study as one I'm a bit familiar with, and it is not credible.  Interesting, sure, but there are problems in the methodology.  The one I read was a university study that asked for gay participants via campus and local gay organizations.  This creates a problematic bias because you don't get a random sample. 
 
It's hard to get an accurate grasp of certain sub-groups.  Atheists come to mind.  A lot of studies on their dispositions examine members of atheist organizations.  A vast majority of atheists aren't in any such organization and don't really care about the matter.  As a result, they end up with a skewed sample that shows more of a hard-line position than is common.  Gay people are the same.  Those who will join an organization and hear about a study are more likely to be of a particular disposition.  Hell, those even interested in participating in a study on sexuality would be more likely to create a sample bias.
 
Studies like these are very difficult to do well.  With race and gender, it's easy; but anything that requires self-identification is troublesome.
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Surely gay pride was effectively about empowerment, sort of taking back the streets.  If a large enough group went out into the public and stated "we're here, we're queer, get used to it", it helped break down the barriers of ignorance and discrimination, but confronting it head on.  It largely worked and then it just turned into one massive party.  When I see how hard they party and have fun, I wish I were gay  :-)

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@natetodamax said:
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It's when homosexuals basically yell "Hey everyone we are gay!" because apparently everyone cares
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You don't seem to understand, right. Straight people do practically the EXACT SAME THING - however their way of doing it is considered normal. Can a straight couple kiss and hold hands and hug in public? Sure! Is that showing that they're straight? Yes!  Can a gay couple do that in public? Yes! They'll just get stones thrown at them, verbally abused, and given dirty looks by old ladies. If straight people can show that they are straight in public and not SUFFER for it, we should be allowed to as well.
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If there is a Gay-Pride parade, then there should be a Straight-Pride parade. If gays want to be treated equally then why expect special treatments, and celebrations. Mind you that after saying this I do not care for gays, and I don't treat them any differently then I do straights. But like any weird person, I don't like the weird gays who act ultra weird. I have a few gays friends so there!

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@krystians said:
" If there is a Gay-Pride parade, then there should be a Straight-Pride parade. If gays want to be treated equally then why expect special treatments, and celebrations. Mind you that after saying this I do not care for gays, and I don't treat them any differently then I do straights. But like any weird person, I don't like the weird gays who act ultra weird. I have a few gays friends so there! "
It's not like a Gay Parade is set up by the government. Go make your damn Straight Parade no one's stopping you. It's not like gays are saying hey we are having a parade and you can't.
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You know very well what I mean.

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" @krystians said:
" If there is a Gay-Pride parade, then there should be a Straight-Pride parade. If gays want to be treated equally then why expect special treatments, and celebrations. Mind you that after saying this I do not care for gays, and I don't treat them any differently then I do straights. But like any weird person, I don't like the weird gays who act ultra weird. I have a few gays friends so there! "
The difference being you weren't a total outcast for being openly gay however long ago?
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Was it necessary to talk about man dick? When one says there a heterosexual one doesn't say how tits are on their mind every second...

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@Eric_Buck said:
" Was it necessary to talk about man dick? When one says there a heterosexual one doesn't say how tits are on their mind every second... "
what do you mean, i talk about tits all the time???
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@Eric_Buck: Speaking as a straight man, I fully endorse tits and their being on my mind
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@Eric_Buck: I don't remember the last time tits weren't on my mind.
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This is honestly the most reasonable debate I've seen on the internet, ever. I love this website. 
 
To weigh in: Having been to a few Gay Pride parades, I agree that they have a lot in common with 4th of July parades in that they are about showing support for community organizations, fundraising, charity work, booster clubs, etc., and have roughly the same amount of people dressed as firemen.  But there sure is definitely more of a Carnivale or Mardis Gras vibe because of the liberating atmosphere provided to people who normally cannot express themselves in the simple actions of leaning in close to each other, making googly eyes, holding hands or any of the myriad sickening things that people in love do. And since they are provided that freedom for a brief time, well, might as well make the most of it and go buckwildcrazy. Go-go dancers, an army of Lady Gagas, bearded men in tutus and mohawked women just come with the package.
 
To add to the debate: If people really wanted Gay Pride parades to go away, they should legalize gay marriage and suffer the (probably) two years of FABULOUS WEDDINGS (that would stimulate the economy like crazy) until everyone who really wanted to get married this whole time did so. Then, once homosexuality becomes boring and normalized, there'll be no reason to have special events to lean in close to each other, make googly eyes, hold hands or feel accepted.  Without something to rebel against, you'll see a lot fewer bearded men in tutus.  And although I personally would be saddened by that, I'd welcome the trade-off.
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A lot of people don't like gays. 
Therefore Gays are proud of being gay. 
I love when gays work in men clothes shops because they give the best fashion advice.

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@Snipzor said:
" @TwoOneFive said:
" there is absolutely nothing about being gay that constitutes being proud of it.  you accomplished nothing by being attracted to the same sex.   "
If it's not a big deal, then why do fundies care that much? Jeez, I'm still waiting on someone to answer that question. "
i really don't care at all. thats the whole point. but somebody made a thread about it on my favorite forums and so i responded to it.  
 
i have no problems with gay people i just think pride should be reserved for things people accomplished. establishing the fact that you are gay is not something to throw a parade over. lol its ridiculous. 
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Gay Pride:  Is when a gay who is ashamed or scared to be openly gay finds others who are gay and he finally has the balls to say hes gay, only because there are a lot of them, and because of this they feel like they have to have parades and act out.  A gay parade is the dumbest thing in the world, lets celebrate a man humping another man because a female dosent turn him on.  I mean really is this what our world is about, comeon.  And the gays who do act out by wearing rainbows and stupid tight pants with there boxers hanging out are a disgrace to the homo's and does not help their cause. 

 
        Now for the record i have a gay cousin and he is by no means like the ones mentioned above, he dosent talk about gay stuff nor dresses like a homo.  He is actually normal, he knows hes gay and thats enough for him he dont need to march or parade around or wear rainbows or talk about dudes.  IMO those types of gays are fine but i cant stand the blazing fairys out there. 

   You dont see normal people having parades about loveing women and wearing shirts with vagina's on them???  We like the opposite sex and its not like we need to tell everyone.  So where do gays get the right to go around having parades promoting sex.  Im sure they do more than that in the parade but when your name of the prades's are gay pride what kind of message does that send to young kids. 

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Are you 12? It sounds like you and those around you are putting your cousin under immense pressure if that's how you talk around him. Homo's (what's the ' for anyway?)? Really? He doesn't talk about dudes? So what, you also don't talk about chicks? He's "normal"? Duh? Open your eyes and leave him be what he wants. And there are most certainly loads of parties and events with tons of heterosexual sex (or just sex appeal) happening (god I love them, but anyway, back to the point), they just don't have a specific name, like gay pride does. That doesn't make them any different in practice. As for where they get the right to have such parades, eh, maybe, just maybe, from the constitution? You have the same rights also, you know, if you don't wanna exploit them it's up to you. Plenty do.

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No actually were not, when were all hangin out he will call himself that, i mean its not like he dosent know he is, ok i didnt mean he dont talk about guys but i mean like gushing like most gays do.  He brings his bf to our parties if that helps u, i was tring to get the point accrost that most ppl dont care about the gays its when they get up and make a big fuss about it.  Yes there are pardes with hetrosexual sex in them but that is not the main point.  Tell me the last time u seen a parade promoting sex between a man and woman???  Did u know that next week were having a heterosexual parade?????  No that will Never happen nor does it need too!!!    But for some reason that i dont know of most gays have to have attention to the fact that they are only turned on by dudes!!! 
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@Lustreplush:  Trust me, in Canada gay marriage is legal and the parades are still here haha. The main issue I have with the pride parade, which I've said before in this topic so I will just reiterate briefly, is that the dancing and hyper-sexuality it tends to involve is making public perception think of all gays in this capacity. So by trying to make it easier for gays to accept who they are by coming together, they are actually making it harder for people who just want to be openly gay and live there life as what they are without being associated with these ridiculous parades.
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The same principle applies to heterosexual men as well. Some are more in your face about their "manliness" and others like myself are more relaxed and not fueled by testosterone all the time.
 
I also wouldn't say being "flaming" is gay pride but just more or less how they choose to act or how their brain is wired to behave.

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@ mazik765: You're right. I guess Gay Pride parades wouldn't really go away. 
 
But the association people make between gays and the spectacle of a brohemiansexfest is partially the creation of a sex-obsessed media and its over-coverage of extremists, and there you have both together. Sextremists.    
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As usual, I always get the feeling that those who are so adamantly opposed to gay pride parades (Or just gay pride in general) have never actually seen the parades in person but instead have gotten all their images from Fox News. The notion that the parades promote sex is one giant joke, and anyone who suggests that "most people don't care if you're gay" is an idiot. Speaking of which.
 
I would also like to extend the Medal of Fail to wickedsc3 for making shit up and missing the point at the same time.

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@wickedsc3 said:
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Gay Pride:  Is when a gay who is ashamed or scared to be openly gay finds others who are gay and he finally has the balls to say hes gay, only because there are a lot of them, and because of this they feel like they have to have parades and act out.  A gay parade is the dumbest thing in the world, lets celebrate a man humping another man because a female dosent turn him on.  I mean really is this what our world is about, comeon.  And the gays who do act out by wearing rainbows and stupid tight pants with there boxers hanging out are a disgrace to the homo's and does not help their cause. 

 
        Now for the record i have a gay cousin and he is by no means like the ones mentioned above, he dosent talk about gay stuff nor dresses like a homo.  He is actually normal, he knows hes gay and thats enough for him he dont need to march or parade around or wear rainbows or talk about dudes.  IMO those types of gays are fine but i cant stand the blazing fairys out there. 

   You dont see normal people having parades about loveing women and wearing shirts with vagina's on them???  We like the opposite sex and its not like we need to tell everyone.  So where do gays get the right to go around having parades promoting sex.  Im sure they do more than that in the parade but when your name of the prades's are gay pride what kind of message does that send to young kids. 

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I'm going to C+P what I posted earlier, since it fits here too. 
 
'You don't seem to understand, right. Straight people do practically the EXACT SAME THING - however their way of doing it is considered normal. Can a straight couple kiss and hold hands and hug in public? Sure! Is that showing that they're straight? Yes!  Can a gay couple do that in public? Yes! They'll just get stones thrown at them, verbally abused, and given dirty looks by old ladies. If straight people can show that they are straight in public and not SUFFER for it, we should be allowed to as well.'

 
Gay pride parades don't promote sex, either.

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@Shadow said:
" I have straight pride and I express it by not yelling at people about it. "
Word.  I agree with this dude!
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In the interest of fairness, the privileged straight white man would like his own parade, play, and month.

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I have no idea. All I can say is that I personally can't stand being around flamboyant gays. It has nothing to do with their sexuality, it's their ostentatious, look-at-me personalities. I can't stand being around them anymore than I can stand being around loud-mouth neo-conservative rednecks. I would imagine that parade floats full of either group slowly creeping past my apartment window for hours on end would be enough to drive me into the fetal position for a week. They don't really need to do that crap to affect social policy or sway the public's mind. It may have helped to some extent, but mostly I think it's just served up a stereotype that a lot of gey people, like yourself, could do without.   

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I haven't a clue.
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I know a lot of gay guys, and none of them act like that.

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I think that 'Gay Pride' is disgusting. 
I have no problem with people being homosexual, at all. 
What I have a problem with is people being overly-gay and not being afraid to show it. Take people like Alan Carr for instance. If you took away his 'gay' then he wouldn't have any personality whatsoever. 
Just keep your sexuality to yourself.

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I don't really know enough about gay pride conventions to say much about them, but I don't have a problem with them. People say that they do more harm then good due to the oversexualisation among other things leading to them "creating a stereotype of themselves", by the sounds of things this is myth anyway, but even if it were true, they aren't doing any harm to anyone anyway, it's the people who stereotype in the first place, those close minded enough to lump people into groups who are the problem and in my mind who are the probem most of the time. People should never have to act a certain way to avoid 'creating a stereotype' of themselves, whoever they are. Likewise I don't think people shouldn't strive to become a stereotype either, they should just be themselves.
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@FlamingHobo said:
"I think that 'Gay Pride' is disgusting. I have no problem with people being homosexual, at all. What I have a problem with is people being overly-gay and not being afraid to show it. Take people like Alan Carr for instance. If you took away his 'gay' then he wouldn't have any personality whatsoever. Just keep your sexuality to yourself. "


Just like you do? 

Oh wait, I bet you don't. People need to understand that straight individuals are almost ALWAYS 'showing off' their sexuality, it's just so accepted that nobody bats an eyelid. WE should be allowed to do that too, no matter how flamboyant we are. The fact that we currently cannot 'show off' like straight people do leads us (I don't, but I know people who do) to have things like pride parades.

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@Shinri said:
" @FlamingHobo said:
"I think that 'Gay Pride' is disgusting. I have no problem with people being homosexual, at all. What I have a problem with is people being overly-gay and not being afraid to show it. Take people like Alan Carr for instance. If you took away his 'gay' then he wouldn't have any personality whatsoever. Just keep your sexuality to yourself. "


Just like you do? 

Oh wait, I bet you don't. People need to understand that straight individuals are almost ALWAYS 'showing off' their sexuality, it's just so accepted that nobody bats an eyelid. WE should be allowed to do that too, no matter how flamboyant we are. The fact that we currently cannot 'show off' like straight people do leads us (I don't, but I know people who do) to have things like pride parades.

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I don't entirely agree with your statement here. Of course, gay people are the victims of a great deal of misunderstanding about their sexuality, and yes, they're not as able as straights to openly display it without a degree of social rejection, but I disagree that flamboyant displays of homosexuality and flamboyant displays of masculinity or heterosexuality are really so different. For my part, they're the exact same thing. I don't find a super-gay, in-your-face gay guy any more irritating than I find a super-pumped up, date-rape, rufie dropper dude with his arms popping through his tight white tee and his stupid tribal band tattoos showing, talking about how much pussy he's going to get tonight, flanked by a bevy of bimbos who giggle in metronomic monotone every time he tells a stupid joke. Both personalities smack of insecurity, and it's shrill insecure people who bother me, not gay or straight people. When I see a parade float full of shirtless, musclebound dudes with tight, bulge-accentuating shorts  dancing to the Village People, I don't really see anything much different than if i were going to go to a frat bachelor party at a strip club. 
 
Obviously that's just me, and I get what you're saying. Yes, heterosexual displays are generally accepted as OK, and homosexual displays are not. And there is a double standard there. But my point is that, for the most part, neither is very commendable, and gay people who do it are really saying, "I should be able to act like an obnoxious boor like everyone else, damnit!" Well, maybe so. But then just makes you another obnoxious boor. Like everyone else. 
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@Shinri said:
" @FlamingHobo said:
"I think that 'Gay Pride' is disgusting. I have no problem with people being homosexual, at all. What I have a problem with is people being overly-gay and not being afraid to show it. Take people like Alan Carr for instance. If you took away his 'gay' then he wouldn't have any personality whatsoever. Just keep your sexuality to yourself. "


Just like you do? 

Oh wait, I bet you don't. People need to understand that straight individuals are almost ALWAYS 'showing off' their sexuality, it's just so accepted that nobody bats an eyelid. WE should be allowed to do that too, no matter how flamboyant we are. The fact that we currently cannot 'show off' like straight people do leads us (I don't, but I know people who do) to have things like pride parades.

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What I mean to say is that I don't go shouting down the street 'I'M STRAAAAAAAAAAIGHT!!!' 
I also don't think that I agree with your theory that heterosexuality is constantly being 'shown off'. Most decent/sane heterosexuals keep their sexualities to themselves and don't express it through their clothing and/or dialect. Sexuality shouldn't play such a big part in any persons life, be it hetero or homo. I'm not saying that homosexuals shouldn't be allowed to express that they are gay, what I am saying is that parades completely dedicated to celebrating homosexuality shouldn't be allowed, the same applies to heterosexuality. 
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@FlamingHobo said:
"What I mean to say is that I don't go shouting down the street 'I'M STRAAAAAAAAAAIGHT!!!' I also don't think that I agree with your theory that heterosexuality is constantly being 'shown off'. Most decent/sane heterosexuals keep their sexualities to themselves and don't express it through their clothing and/or dialect. Sexuality shouldn't play such a big part in any persons life, be it hetero or homo. I'm not saying that homosexuals shouldn't be allowed to express that they are gay, what I am saying is that parades completely dedicated to celebrating homosexuality shouldn't be allowed, the same applies to heterosexuality.  "
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Dude, it's ok to be gay.

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@Snipzor said:
" @FlamingHobo said:
"What I mean to say is that I don't go shouting down the street 'I'M STRAAAAAAAAAAIGHT!!!' I also don't think that I agree with your theory that heterosexuality is constantly being 'shown off'. Most decent/sane heterosexuals keep their sexualities to themselves and don't express it through their clothing and/or dialect. Sexuality shouldn't play such a big part in any persons life, be it hetero or homo. I'm not saying that homosexuals shouldn't be allowed to express that they are gay, what I am saying is that parades completely dedicated to celebrating homosexuality shouldn't be allowed, the same applies to heterosexuality.  "
Happy Reading! "
Interesting, but it still hasn't made me feel wrong in some way. 
I still see heterosexuality as the standard 'norm' sexuality as a man and a woman are required in order for reproduction to take place so that the human race can continue spinning on the planet we call Earth. It's fine to be a homosexual but I don't believe that it should be blatantly advertised for all to see.  
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@FlamingHobo said:
" @Snipzor said:
" @FlamingHobo said:
"What I mean to say is that I don't go shouting down the street 'I'M STRAAAAAAAAAAIGHT!!!' I also don't think that I agree with your theory that heterosexuality is constantly being 'shown off'. Most decent/sane heterosexuals keep their sexualities to themselves and don't express it through their clothing and/or dialect. Sexuality shouldn't play such a big part in any persons life, be it hetero or homo. I'm not saying that homosexuals shouldn't be allowed to express that they are gay, what I am saying is that parades completely dedicated to celebrating homosexuality shouldn't be allowed, the same applies to heterosexuality.  "
Happy Reading! "
Interesting, but it still hasn't made me feel wrong in some way. I still see heterosexuality as the standard 'norm' sexuality as a man and a woman are required in order for reproduction to take place so that the human race can continue spinning on the planet we call Earth. It's fine to be a homosexual but I don't believe that it should be blatantly advertised for all to see.   "
I'm sure this completely secular line of reasoning has never been used before. I'm obviously forgetting my latest blog post pointing out that as untrue and illogical, but that's another topic. What makes you think, and I'm just wondering, that heterosexuality isn't advertised and forced upon everyone at all time?
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@Snipzor said:
" @FlamingHobo said:
" @Snipzor said:
" @FlamingHobo said:
"What I mean to say is that I don't go shouting down the street 'I'M STRAAAAAAAAAAIGHT!!!' I also don't think that I agree with your theory that heterosexuality is constantly being 'shown off'. Most decent/sane heterosexuals keep their sexualities to themselves and don't express it through their clothing and/or dialect. Sexuality shouldn't play such a big part in any persons life, be it hetero or homo. I'm not saying that homosexuals shouldn't be allowed to express that they are gay, what I am saying is that parades completely dedicated to celebrating homosexuality shouldn't be allowed, the same applies to heterosexuality.  "
Happy Reading! "
Interesting, but it still hasn't made me feel wrong in some way. I still see heterosexuality as the standard 'norm' sexuality as a man and a woman are required in order for reproduction to take place so that the human race can continue spinning on the planet we call Earth. It's fine to be a homosexual but I don't believe that it should be blatantly advertised for all to see.   "
I'm sure this completely secular line of reasoning has never been used before. I'm obviously forgetting my latest blog post pointing out that as untrue and illogical, but that's another topic. What makes you think, and I'm just wondering, that heterosexuality isn't advertised and forced upon everyone at all time? "
It may be due to the fact that I am myself heterosexual and don't actually notice this. However, it's never as "in-your-face" as someone like Alan Carr. Alan Carr is obviously gay, a little too obvious. It annoys me seeing someone act that ridiculously and getting away with it, just because they are gay. It should be insulting to homosexuals, that someone is actually that camp and embraces it in such a way that makes it look ridiculous. I don't understand how you couldn't feel that way. I know that I'm embarrassed when I see a heterosexual trying to outlaw homosexual marriage etc. 
 
In the end I still believe that it boils down to the laws of reproduction. 
Man + Woman = Continuation of human race. 
Man + Man/Woman +Woman = Non-Continuation, resulting in extinction.
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Annoying people are annoying, straight or gay. You however seem like a cool gay dude, and that's alright.

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I don't have much to say on the subject except for the fact you should only have pride within yourself, not your sexuality. If your sexuality defines who you are in a way that you are proud of it, you're got it entirely wrong.

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Gay Pride is something of celebration when gay men and women gather together and dance around in a parade with floats and balloons.  I for one don't understand the gay pride thing myself.  But if someone is happy being gay and having relations with the same sex, then more power to them.  I for one enjoy humping stuffed animals and entertaining my friend William.

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@FlamingHobo said:
" @Snipzor said:
" @FlamingHobo said:
"Interesting, but it still hasn't made me feel wrong in some way. I still see heterosexuality as the standard 'norm' sexuality as a man and a woman are required in order for reproduction to take place so that the human race can continue spinning on the planet we call Earth. It's fine to be a homosexual but I don't believe that it should be blatantly advertised for all to see.   "
I'm sure this completely secular line of reasoning has never been used before. I'm obviously forgetting my latest blog post pointing out that as untrue and illogical, but that's another topic. What makes you think, and I'm just wondering, that heterosexuality isn't advertised and forced upon everyone at all time? "
It may be due to the fact that I am myself heterosexual and don't actually notice this. However, it's never as "in-your-face" as someone like Alan Carr. Alan Carr is obviously gay, a little too obvious. It annoys me seeing someone act that ridiculously and getting away with it, just because they are gay. It should be insulting to homosexuals, that someone is actually that camp and embraces it in such a way that makes it look ridiculous. I don't understand how you couldn't feel that way. I know that I'm embarrassed when I see a heterosexual trying to outlaw homosexual marriage etc.  In the end I still believe that it boils down to the laws of reproduction. Man + Woman = Continuation of human race. Man + Man/Woman +Woman = Non-Continuation, resulting in extinction. "
I'm sure that mean Mr. Alan Carr takes the time to be in-your-face to the point of which he has set up conversion therapy centers and jail time for heterosexuals. I'm sorry, but I just can't see why one should care about a media personality, in anyway shape or form. I also can't see why you should care about a parade of which you have never actually seen at any point in your lifetime. Heteronormativity essentially states that you don't notice how "in your face" you or any straight person is, but you will be so quick to note how a gay person (Or gay related even) is "in your face".
 
Also, please put down the "1 man 1 woman" crap. It only harms your points and sincerity.
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@Snipzor said:
" @FlamingHobo said:
" @Snipzor said:
" @FlamingHobo said:
"Interesting, but it still hasn't made me feel wrong in some way. I still see heterosexuality as the standard 'norm' sexuality as a man and a woman are required in order for reproduction to take place so that the human race can continue spinning on the planet we call Earth. It's fine to be a homosexual but I don't believe that it should be blatantly advertised for all to see.   "
I'm sure this completely secular line of reasoning has never been used before. I'm obviously forgetting my latest blog post pointing out that as untrue and illogical, but that's another topic. What makes you think, and I'm just wondering, that heterosexuality isn't advertised and forced upon everyone at all time? "
It may be due to the fact that I am myself heterosexual and don't actually notice this. However, it's never as "in-your-face" as someone like Alan Carr. Alan Carr is obviously gay, a little too obvious. It annoys me seeing someone act that ridiculously and getting away with it, just because they are gay. It should be insulting to homosexuals, that someone is actually that camp and embraces it in such a way that makes it look ridiculous. I don't understand how you couldn't feel that way. I know that I'm embarrassed when I see a heterosexual trying to outlaw homosexual marriage etc.  In the end I still believe that it boils down to the laws of reproduction. Man + Woman = Continuation of human race. Man + Man/Woman +Woman = Non-Continuation, resulting in extinction. "
I'm sure that mean Mr. Alan Carr takes the time to be in-your-face to the point of which he has set up conversion therapy centers and jail time for heterosexuals. I'm sorry, but I just can't see why one should care about a media personality, in anyway shape or form. I also can't see why you should care about a parade of which you have never actually seen at any point in your lifetime. Heteronormativity essentially states that you don't notice how "in your face" you or any straight person is, but you will be so quick to note how a gay person (Or gay related even) is "in your face". Also, please put down the "1 man 1 woman" crap. It only harms your points and sincerity. "
I'm using Alan Carr as an example for the types of "extreme-homosexuals." Ones that follow the stereotype of an overly-gay man almost to the letter. I know enough about the parade to be against it. I just don't see the point in celebrating over a sexuality. 
 
(I just want to make sure that you do know that I don't actually have a problem with people being proud over their sexuality, but there is a limit.)
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Its great that gays have right to express their culture.

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I think they just like trollin' old "traditional" people. Which makes the concept wayyyy more funny.