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I'm starting to notice how some women here don't mind lesbians yet try so hard to hide their prejudice against gay men in some of the questions they've answered here regarding homosexuality. They seem quite subtle about their homophobia towards gay men while the vast majority of straight men are much more honest and direct about it.

Leviticus 18:22, "You shall not lie with a male as one lies with a female; it is an abomination."

Doesn't say anything about a female lying with another female.

Here are my views and opinions:

I think gay sex is wrong BUT I have no problem with gay people. I can respect their freedom and agree they have every right to marry. If I meet a gay person, I will treat him/her the same as I treat any other individual: with respect. I will never so much as look down on them or discriminate. I just think homosexuality isn't right.

If you're a girl who absolutely has no tolerance of homophobic men, would you consider me homophobic? Would you think I'm a judgmental asshole?

I have to be honest with you guys I don't care if someone is gay, straight, bi or whatever but it constantly being bombarded by the media is annoying. A basketball player comes out as gay and suddenly they are famous even though they suck at basketball and no one has ever heard of them before. This is in every sport and every field, I don't get why they are making such a big deal out of who people sleep with.

As stated by in my opinion one of Canada's greatest prime ministers Pierre Elliot Trudeau
“The state has no business in the bedrooms of the nation”

So why does the media?

As for gender identity I think the whole idea is ridiculous, just look down your pants and your sex is your gender.

Will schools now be teaching children that they can be a boy or a girl and that it's their choice like they do in Sweden?
Will homosexuality and bisexuality also be discussed in schools?

I think we should maintain an education system geared towards hetrosexuals but provide resources for those of other sexualities. I don't think bi-curiosity should be promoted.