Yes I have friends that are gay, bisexual and lesbians. Their sexual preference doesn't matter to me. I'm proud to have them as friends
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dudeinohioMaster
11 mo
I see no reason not to. be. they do no. harm to me
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Unknown29Xper 5
11 mo
Absolutely not! I mean I feel bad for the people in the community, because transgender people suicidal rate is nearly 50 percent. They obviously aren’t to happy.
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CuriousMufuxkaGuru
11 mo
No group needed. Be yourself on your own preference!
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najekimGuru
11 mo
For the LGB folks, I fully support since they are defining their sexual orientations.
I have no problem with the real and true "T" folks after they undergo their sex reassignment surgeries. Until then, they are transitioning and should not be called transgender or transsexual nor should they hold themselves as such.
As far as the rest of the alphabet, once they get it out of their heads that they aren't any more special than anyone else and decide which of the first three letters they wish to orientate themselves with or be a heterosexual person. None of the three choices they have are wrong , IMHO.
Now, when it comes to the non-sexual or asexual, I kinda feel sorry for them for choosing to not explore some of the greatest pleasure nature has given our species.
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10 20Yes I have friends that are gay, bisexual and lesbians. Their sexual preference doesn't matter to me. I'm proud to have them as friends
I see no reason not to. be. they do no. harm to me
Absolutely not! I mean I feel bad for the people in the community, because transgender people suicidal rate is nearly 50 percent. They obviously aren’t to happy.
No group needed. Be yourself on your own preference!
For the LGB folks, I fully support since they are defining their sexual orientations.
I have no problem with the real and true "T" folks after they undergo their sex reassignment surgeries. Until then, they are transitioning and should not be called transgender or transsexual nor should they hold themselves as such.
As far as the rest of the alphabet, once they get it out of their heads that they aren't any more special than anyone else and decide which of the first three letters they wish to orientate themselves with or be a heterosexual person. None of the three choices they have are wrong , IMHO.
Now, when it comes to the non-sexual or asexual, I kinda feel sorry for them for choosing to not explore some of the greatest pleasure nature has given our species.
Not in the least.