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Originally posted by candygirl:
I send my sincere apologies if I offended you in any way. I'm pretty sure I'm ignorant to the lives of gay/lesbians but my opinion on the situation is based on the fact that homosexuality is a sin. One can be delivered from fornication, lust, adultery, and gossiping through faith and prayer, so why can't the same thing be done for those who are homosexual. That's why I made the statement about people not being born gay and overcomong homosexaul urges.
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candygirl, it takes a lot to offend me and none of your statements have done that. i am just putting you in the know.
now i ask you where in the bible does it say homosexuality is a sin?
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You made a statement about women being pressed to find husbands. Is that one of your reasons for being gay? If you don't mind me asking.
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that is the one of the oldest questions in the book of being gay. i don't deny that there are people out there that may use that excuse, but not me. i have not reason for being gay...i just am.
DSTPRL (hi soror
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what you printed can never bring any harm to our beloved sorority. This is a topic that effects all of us whether we are gay or str8. it is better to know the truth then to continue to live blindly.
B-Blues was written by a gay man for gay men. so you see the LIFE through his eyes. i can relate to alot of things in the book because it takes place in NYC and the events are very real. it might answer some people questions about black men and the homothug, but not all. it was a sappy love story, that brought tears to my eyes. Mr. Hardy has a part 2 out called "if only for one night"
DSTPRL...that soror that you shut your back on, give her a call. try to get in touch with her. coming out isn't easy and not everybody is in your corner. we that live in this lifestyle have already had to built a tolerance for those that try to shut us down and we are still here. i am sure she will be glad to hear from you if you are willing to try to contact her.
[This message has been edited by MaMaBuddha (edited July 10, 2001).]