Top 10 Lies You Were Told About Homosexuals
The biggest lies that we were told about homosexuals.I know a gay couple who adopted two children. They are remarkable parents.
There is no real evidence to support this claim.
Not all gay men exhibit feminine behaviors.
There is no real evidence to support this. Many men feel uneasy around gay men because they assume they will be propositioned, which is, of course, a misconception.
Just as heterosexuals aren't attracted to every individual of the opposite sex. While some might be, I certainly am not one of them.
This is a lie. It is a fact that can be proven that homosexuality is not a choice. However, one may choose not to be in relationships with the same sex, but this doesn't change who they are attracted to. It's quite misguided for people to not understand this. Nonetheless, there are individuals so distressed by this misinformation that they refuse to accept it. You can't compel them to understand, just as they can't force you to deny your identity.
You're born the way you're born. You have no control over that and you can't help who you fall in love with. It's not a significant issue.
Not true. There are lustful individuals who happen to be gay, but being gay does not inherently make one obsessed with sex.
Many individuals who are sexually abused do not grow up to be gay.
Homosexuality is completely natural. It is observed within the animal kingdom.
It's actually very natural. Homosexuality is common in many species of animals.
I am a bisexual Christian. I do not believe that there is anything wrong with being homosexual or bisexual. However, asserting that Christians solely wish to express hatred and criticism is extremely offensive. Moreover, Christianity was not simply fabricated by humans. It is the truth, as imparted by God.
There is nothing wrong with being gay. Gays are not harming anyone by loving the same sex and whether someone is gay, straight, or bisexual is a matter of personal identity. People often seek reasons to harbor and express hatred. Christians, unfortunately, have been notably judgmental in this regard.
I am friends with someone who is lesbian. I am as straight as the metaphorical pole, and did this friend make me lesbian? Absolutely not. This absurd falsehood infuriates me. It's imperative to stop treating homosexuality as if it were a contagion.