When strangers approach me to talk about my position on homosexuality and gay marriage, they inevitably begin with: “...my brother; sister; uncle; aunt; cousin; or friend is gay and they live the most charming life.” I usually answer with: “...are you going by what they tell you; or your own personal experiences?” I continue: “For, gay monogamy is highly mythologized in the homosexual community.” I then tell them to visit my web-site and look at the two following graphs. They show that gay relationships are extremely transitory and gay fidelity a lie that has been perpetuated by homosexual advocates, who now want to remake the gay image from the 1970s Village People to the nice suburban couple that lives next door. According to a study (2010) by Professor Patrick Sullivan, Department of Epidemiology, Emory University Rollins School of Public Health, Atlanta, GA:Among respondents, 76% of gay men reported having recently had a casual male partner; 32% had only male casual partners and 44% had main and casual partners; 24% had main male partners exclusively.
What I see driving the new acceptance of homosexuality, is the growing number of homosexuals, the popularity and celebration surrounding so-called “outing,” and the pervasive strength of gay-related propaganda in the main-stream media. Nowadays, everyone knows someone who is gay. When it becomes personal, the ability of everyone to truly discern the merits and drawbacks of a homosexual life becomes seriously curtailed. For instance, you don't want to hurt anyone's feelings; or cause discord in the family. But, most of all, in the anything-goes relativism of contemporary America, the easiest and laziest thing to do is just go along with it. Consequently, the straight populous feels sophisticated, worldly, and progressive. When in fact, they are partaking in the lowest forms of condemnation. They are relegating and dismissing every person with same-sex attraction to a sort of legalized imprisonment within the gay ghettos of the mind. They regard the homosexual as being a slave to their lusts; unable to rise about an imaginary orientation. It's neither open-minded nor charitable; its the easy way out.
