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If you need the APA to tell you how to raise your kid you probably already failed.
i was raised by the APA and i turned out fine
If you need the APA to tell you how to raise your kid you probably already failed.
Maybe he did, maybe he didn't, but that is neither here nor there, the point is that @NoDak offered his personal experience, and I offered the example of a supremely bad motherfucker implying that dominating another man sexually is the ultimate way to demonstrate superiority (not that @NoDak was in any way talking about raping somebody).
I think having anal sex with a woman makes one feel powerful, and I have discussed this with friends over the years who have also stated that it makes them, universally, feel powerful. Anal sex is not something I have ever discussed with gay male friends or gay male family members, but it isn't a surprise to hear that homosexual anal sex makes homosexual/bisexual males feel powerful. It would be interesting to hear the experience of lesbians who use strap-ons to have anal sex with their female partners while we are at it.
Overall though it seem that you just have a problem with homosexuals and homsexual behavior.
I've kept my finger on the pulse over the years don't you worry about that!! And after reading some of the study, it's full of pseudo scientific buzz phrases and other such nonsense.
You still haven't given me a source for your 2007 reference, and you haven't addressed anything I said other than trying to camouflage the intent behind the study.
It is possible that one can think the first should be treated with great caution, and the second is abusive. "Non-permanent" has no bearing on whether it has any efficacy or not.
You’ve said that fucking dudes in the ass is masculine....I’m not sure your opinion on this subject really matters lol.
Overall though it seem that you just have a problem with homosexuals and homosexual behavior.
Bisexual people experience more discrimination that other members in LGBT communities don’t, a new study has revealed.
Whilst previous studies have shown that bisexual people are more at risk of experiencing anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts, this new study published in Prevention Science, found that these risks are exacerbated because bisexual people feel as if they don’t belong in any one community.
“Bisexual people face double discrimination in multiple settings — bisexual people are often invisible, rejected, invalidated, [and] stigmatised in the heterosexual community as well as the traditional LGBT communities,” explained lead study author Ethan Mereish.
“Given that isolation and discrimination, bi people might be experiencing increase factors that might make them more lonely or isolated,” the professor told NBC News.
In worst-case scenarios, this overriding sense of discrimination and ostracism can lead to poor mental health and suicidal thoughts.
In terms of addressing the problem, Mereish and his team believe that more should be done to distinguish bisexual people from other LGBT members, giving them a singular identity that can subsequently allow their mental health to be understood exclusively.
As well, if masculinity is toxic why not have all these threatening boys gelded and be done with the charade?
Then we can replace outward aggression, with passive-aggression - have a cadre of back biting, manipulative, slanderous, stab-you-in-the-back worms. YES! WE DID IT!
Those are my observationsWho said they were pretending and "not being themselves"?
The irony is that he often defends the same type of traditional masculinity in his other comedy.
Maybe he did, maybe he didn't, but that is neither here nor there, the point is that @NoDak offered his personal experience, and I offered the example of a supremely bad motherfucker implying that dominating another man sexually is the ultimate way to demonstrate superiority (not that @NoDak was in any way talking about raping somebody).
I think having anal sex with a woman makes one feel powerful, and I have discussed this with friends over the years who have also stated that it makes them, universally, feel powerful. Anal sex is not something I have ever discussed with gay male friends or gay male family members, but it isn't a surprise to hear that homosexual anal sex makes homosexual/bisexual males feel powerful. It would be interesting to hear the experience of lesbians who use strap-ons to have anal sex with their female partners while we are at it.
Overall though it seem that you just have a problem with homosexuals and homsexual behavior.
Judging people is fun....that’s why approximately 100% of people do it in one form or another.
I wouldn’t say I have much of a problem with it but I think we should be allowed to make fun of it.
Just cause you're masculine doesn't mean you can't show emotions. I've seen plenty of dudes that fall in line with that super hyped up "trope" weep like little kids at funerals and shit like that when you're supposed to.