Same-s*x relationships

[laagan_si_organizer]

to add up...there's NO such thing as good choice or bad, since every choice made is meant to teach a person lessons in life, regardless the effects of making such choice. nobody could call a choice a good one or a bad one. it's a choice! that's how plain and simple it is!

[laagan_si_organizer]

depende rana sa tao oi.na koy kaila na gay men ang usa american ang usa filipino..murag 4 years na sila..

i commend your open-mindedness. thanks to that!

[laagan_si_organizer]

@pornstar

if tym comz nga magka anak ka...pag ampo jud na wlay maBAYOT ug wlay maTOMBOY nila..unsa kahay bation nimo ug usa sa imong anak mabayot or tomboy..kay bisag unsaon nmo ..bisag pagduwaon pa nimo ug baskbetball or boxing ug bayot bayot jud..nya bisag palitan pa nimo ug pinakanindot nga doll kung tomboy tomboy jud ... unsaon nalang..

wla mana ga matter sa giunsa mo pag pagdako sa imong parents kay ang pagka bayot or tomboy choice mana sa tao .. bisag unsaon pa pag bali-bali sa kalibotan ana na jud na cla..naa lang jud niyagyag naa puy gatago tago pa...

en sa mga tao nga mopatol ug tomboy ug bayot .. it doesnt mean nga low self esteem na cla or mga naay frustration sa past ... kung ganahan diay ka sa tao or ma inlove ka mapili diay respeto lng ayaw palabe sa imong gibati lisud na

TRUE!! that's what i've been trying to point out with my earlier post. sadly, some people are too stubborn to respect other people. they are always redlining. well, we can't please everyone. if i couldn't please them, much as they couldn't please me at all!

[YM24]

agree ra ko ani bai..

[rod_x]

to add up...there's NO such thing as good choice or bad, since every choice made is meant to teach a person lessons in life, regardless the effects of making such choice. nobody could call a choice a good one or a bad one. it's a choice! that's how plain and simple it is!

agree! sa exam ra na ang bad choice kay mugamai ang score. hehe. but still, it will teach us nga sayop to ang answer.

[seven_segment]

to add up...there's NO such thing as good choice or bad, since every choice made is meant to teach a person lessons in life, regardless the effects of making such choice. nobody could call a choice a good one or a bad one. it's a choice! that's how plain and simple it is!

this is misleading....if there's no such thing as good or bad choice...

there's this goal...DOING THINGS, RIGHT...THE FIRST TIME!

[laagan_si_organizer]

this is misleading....if there's no such thing as good or bad choice...

there's this goal...DOING THINGS, RIGHT...THE FIRST TIME!

"DOING THINGS RIGHT, THE FIRST TIME!" is based on one's perception. only the person who decides for himself thinks he's doing things right...the first time! if another person would take a look at it, he may doubt if THAT PERSON is actually doing things right or not. hence, you're quote is not applicable to the topic. it's irrelevant to say that a person should do things right the first time, because no one knows if he's actually doing it right...he's the only one believing that it is right.

i would still stand on what i believe. there's no such thing as a bad or a good choice. i do believe in destiny. and if things are meant to happy for you, then it would...regardless of the choices you make.

relating to the topic, the choices we make as homosexuals is to whether come out in the open or remain hidden in the closet...but still there's no bad or good choice!

[k9]

wow!! for a couple of days being out-of-town, i didn't expect it would be this fiery and that things would go overboard...quoting:

honestly, i don't want to "question" how your parents brought you up and all that. i swear! and by that, i was sincere. but reading between the lines, you've gone beyond your limit for too much freedom of expression. how could one adjudge another person being "psychologically imbalanced" just because she's having an affair with a person of the same ***.

you've been pointing out, stressing that a woman should not sour-grape just because a guy failed her. it sounds to me you were the one sour-graping.

it's not a question of how parents brought their kids up, knowing that every parent would want what's best for their kids. it's not a question of what sport they should play, or which household chore they should do together.

medically, there are a lot of factors to consider (and reconsider) when bringing kids up.

if someone would question how my parents brought me up (wondering why i ended being a member of the third ***), i would come up to that person and ask him back how his parents guided him, why he became idiotic.

there shouldn't be a question on how parents take care of their children. again, every parent would want what's best for their kids.

it's never a fail that a good parent would teach his kid how to behave properly (in private or public), how to conduct oneself rightfully, how to be independent (in such a way one would grow maturely), and more importantly..HOW TO RESPECT OTHERS.

i don't think there are parents who would teach their kids how to discriminate, because for all i know, that's unrespectful in most ways.

remembering that line from Forrest Gump, "life is a box of chocolates. you never know what you get!"

now, no matter how parents bring their children up, the last call would still be from their children, depending on how they would like to live their lives. it's a choice...and the only person who makes that choice is you, yourself.

no matter how many basketballs you shoot or how many punches you take, if a person is a gay, then he will always be gay. relating to that, i remembered John Amaechi (ex-NBA player) when he came out of the open.

again, it's not a question of the way parents bring their children up. it's a matter of choice. and that choice is always made by one person...YOU!!

right you are.

[seven_segment]

i would still stand on what i believe. there's no such thing as a bad or a good choice. i do believe in destiny. and if things are meant to happy for you, then it would...regardless of the choices you make.

Again, misleading...believing its all about choices...however there is this "destiny"...contradicting.

relating to the topic, the choices we make as homosexuals is to whether come out in the open or remain hidden in the closet...but still there's no bad or good choice!

well there are also men who make the choice not to be homosexuals...because they believe in something...

speaking about coming out in the open or remain hidden...means accepting that a person can not control his being...his life...and that he is a homo...nothing more to change...that's it...

on the other hand, if a person can control himself...if he can dictate himself...he can be firm and chose not to be a homo...

[shaxyra]

I think everyone deserves the same happiness. It's companionship that they want to share. What's wrong with that as long as they abide with the laws. 5 states in US accepts gay marriages.