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Gay 'cure'

Forget the treatment to make me hetero. Nope. Not happening. I have a better idea, though... how about a cure for all the homophobic sheeple? Put it in the water supply, and it un-stupidifies them.

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View Poll Results: Would you take a gay 'cure' to make you straight?
No 82 67.21%
Yes 26 21.31%
I'd have to think about it 14 11.48%
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Old 09-15-2006   #61 (permalink)
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Forget the treatment to make me hetero. Nope. Not happening. I have a better idea, though... how about a cure for all the homophobic sheeple? Put it in the water supply, and it un-stupidifies them.
 
Old 09-21-2006   #62 (permalink)
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Five years ago I would have probably paid anything to be "cured". It just wasn't an option for me to be gay. I didn't think it was possible, as much as I loved to watch men and gay porn (I know, crazy). Today, I am happy being myself and wouldn't change it at all.
 
Old 09-21-2006   #63 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by DC_DEEP
Forget the treatment to make me hetero. Nope. Not happening. I have a better idea, though... how about a cure for all the homophobic sheeple? Put it in the water supply, and it un-stupidifies them.
I'd agree, in principle - if and only if it was an across the board 'de-bigoter'. Yes that may well be a made up word.
 
Old 06-10-2008   #64 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by kank84 View Post
if there was an injection that could make a gay man into a straight man,... I wouldn't even consider it;
I would not use it either.
 
Old 06-10-2008   #65 (permalink)
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I would not use it either.
Maybe I should have checked the morgue before I posted the new thread.
 
Old 06-10-2008   #66 (permalink)
nudeyorker is online now

No I'd rather hold on to my chic apartment and tony friends and sly sense of humor and be able to throw a cocktail party or brunch at the spur of the moment. I like being on first name basis with the people at Bergdorf Goodman and the Butcher because he said I always dress so nice and am one of his favorite customers because I'm so polite.
Besides...I really like my Boyfirend!
 
Old 06-10-2008   #67 (permalink)
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Oh dear how did I miss this gem. Since I'm in a good mood, I'll ignore the implications that gay is some sort of disease and instead joke that I'd rather be a dead-dog covered in donkey shit than be straight. Or maybe I'm serious.

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Originally Posted by Lex View Post
Most people who are different feel so only when reminded in someway that they are different. Even with all the self-hatred in the world....
We get ostricized, ridiculed, murdered for being gay. We get shut out of the hospital rooms of dying partners by their parents who never saw us as less than damned. The exclusion of homosexuality in schools creates a host of problems for gays, as well as further perperuating the idea that we're abnormal (although same-sex partnership is common in many animals). If homosexuality was always deemed as normal as seeing a car pass by, there would be less feelings of guilt/shame/confusion.

So if someone doesn't wanna live their life being attacked and called immoral, so be it. We're not all thick-skinned heartless warriors that ride horses and slay dragons with no desire to connect to people.

And I'm sick and fucking tired of hearing this "self-loathing" shit. Self-loathing gays exist, but the term is most often thrown around for any person who has a desire for men but doesn't stuff his face with the gay culture buffet. Don't like gay parades? You're self-loathing. Don't like Chris Crocker? You're self-loathing. Don't like Olive Garden's breadsticks? You're , and fucking insane. I mean, come on. It's the OG. They're fucking delicious.

The irony is, self-loathing is often used to label people who's problems aren't with their own desires but with preconceived notions of the gay community. The INternal conflict is actually EXternal. This is NOWHERE NEAR an issue of self-loathing, more one of prejudice and misconception.

Back to the OP, here's a host of other ways to spend government funding than finding a cure for men liking other men:

Poverty, homelessness, healthcare, AIDS research, land preservation, payroll/wages . I imagine that not too long ago, an idea of a gay-cure would've received countless government dollars while teens couldn't afford college and fathers can't get to work to make $ to support their families.

It would be another case of personal agendas and religion taking the steering wheel of this country while more dire and immediate needs are tossed in the trunk.
 
Old 06-10-2008   #68 (permalink)
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Old 06-11-2008   #69 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by kank84 View Post
I've just watched the new X Men film and it got me thinking, if there was an injection that could make a gay man into a straight man, how many gay people out there would take it? I think if asked three or four years ago my answer would probably have been yes, but these days i wouldn't even consider it; i don't think my boyfriend would be very pleased. What about anyone else?
No. I'd rather be fucked up in the eyes of some others for my preferences and happy with myself on the inside of my spirit rather than changing something that is just fine because other people aren't down with it or can't understand it. I have grown to love being the way that I am. It took too long getting here and I'm not going back. Why would I?
 
Old 06-11-2008   #70 (permalink)
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So, let me see if I understand this so far:

The only people who wouldn't want the cure are people who have gotten used to being gay and don't want to change their sexuality, while people who are just discovering that they prefer the same gender would immediately want the cure.

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I have grown to love being the way that I am. It took too long getting here and I'm not going back. Why would I?
, which supports the theory.


Whether you admit it or not: Nobody wants to be hated and rejected by society, and people would give anything to have a normal life. I think more people would buy this cure than you'd think. . .assuming they didn't charge $35,000 for each "treatment" x 10, or something.
 

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