Nicar
15 years ago
Fuzz... Did you know see the part of stimulating some of your senses? If you are in the field of psychology shouldn't this be something that is in it?

Why do you like certain foods more than others.. certain cigars more than others? Yes, I will use some the logic/rationale that you probably do not like. You look at 2 humans... human A and human B, you examine their hair and shoulders, and eyes, and everything else... figure and such. When the humans speak, you pick up different tones and pitches and some are more pleasing to the sense then the other. Along with the physical features. Then you decide you are physically attracted to human A that represents the female species... and you do not find human B, a male, physically appealing.

You may not stop, and say to yourself, do I want to have an intimate relationship with human B....however.. you have the preference towards the female...

Could you have things that happen, and experiences that tend to change your stimulations when looking at either human A or human B where you may prefer the male... yes, things could happen and change. I use to not like asparagus when I was little... but now I love some grilled asparagus....I am not saying my preference in sexual orientation will change.. but it is a preference.
elk hunter
15 years ago
You know Fuzz, not all gay relationships are physical... THAT is a stereotype...

Why are you injecting your opinion if you really have no idea what you are talking about?
wheelrite
15 years ago

That is what your theory about a homosexual gene is right?

They have not found the homosexual gene right?

You are acting on beliefs Fuzz... Just admit it...

Oh and Rick, Fuzz and I are discussing... Neither are calling names or berating each other... Thank you BTW Fuzz!!!

elk hunter wrote:




I bet there's a ton of queers named Gene
FuzzNJ
15 years ago

Fuzz... Did you know see the part of stimulating some of your senses? If you are in the field of psychology shouldn't this be something that is in it?

Why do you like certain foods more than others.. certain cigars more than others? Yes, I will use some the logic/rationale that you probably do not like. You look at 2 humans... human A and human B, you examine their hair and shoulders, and eyes, and everything else... figure and such. When the humans speak, you pick up different tones and pitches and some are more pleasing to the sense then the other. Along with the physical features. Then you decide you are physically attracted to human A that represents the female species... and you do not find human B, a male, physically appealing.

You may not stop, and say to yourself, do I want to have an intimate relationship with human B....however.. you have the preference towards the female...

Could you have things that happen, and experiences that tend to change your stimulations when looking at either human A or human B where you may prefer the male... yes, things could happen and change. I use to not like asparagus when I was little... but now I love some grilled asparagus....I am not saying my preference in sexual orientation will change.. but it is a preference.

Nicar wrote:



I wouldn't compare food with human sexuality, too many variables that don't correlate.

As far as sexuality goes, there is a theory out there that everyone falls on a scale, I think they had it at 1-10. 1 being totally straight and 10 being totally homosexual, 5 being attracted to either male or female equally. Most people fall between 1-4 when self-identifying.

Where one falls on that scale could change, I don't see a problem with that at all. I'm just saying it's not a conciouse choice one would make like ok, I think it would be good to have balls across my nose today, I'm not attracted to the balls, I would prefer a female, but why the hell not, I'm bored and a good tonsil tickle is just what the doctor ordered.

If one was a 4-6 on the scale, perhaps, they identify as being attracted to or they prefer either.

And asparagus is gay, it's shaped like a d*ck. (I love asparagus, my favorite veggie)
Nicar
15 years ago
I had said before that you may not consciously make the choice, but you do choose. I also knew you would not see the analogy. And is that scale anything like the lick-o-meter?
FuzzNJ
15 years ago

I had said before that you may not consciously make the choice, but you do choose. I also knew you would not see the analogy. And is that scale anything like the lick-o-meter?

Nicar wrote:



The analogy? With food? Yes, I don't see it, nor do I accept it as a proper analogy to human sexual behavior.

And again, how does one make a choice unconsciously and if it's unconscious is it really a choice?
Nicar
15 years ago

The analogy? With food? Yes, I don't see it, nor do I accept it as a proper analogy to human sexual behavior.

And again, how does one make a choice unconsciously and if it's unconscious is it really a choice?

FuzzNJ wrote:




Open that mind. Do you consciously tell yourself which foot to put in front of the other? Probably another analogy that you will not accept.

I have stated a couple times that it is things that appeal to senses, that you prefer more than something else, and that is how you are making the choice without stopping to think if you want it or not.

Some is habit forming, some is society programming or environment programming.






"If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice.... "
FuzzNJ
15 years ago

Open that mind. Do you consciously tell yourself which foot to put in front of the other? Probably another analogy that you will not accept.

I have stated a couple times that it is things that appeal to senses, that you prefer more than something else, and that is how you are making the choice without stopping to think if you want it or not.

Some is habit forming, some is society programming or environment programming.






"If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice.... "

Nicar wrote:



Freakin' hilarious. I had that Rush quote written in my last post, but erased it.

Conciously tell which foot, like say left, right, now left, etc? No, but I'm also not making a choice either.

So appealing to ones senses is effected by what? A consciouse choice or experience, our makeup, the environment or a combination of all of those things? To me appealing to my senses is the same as attraction to be honest, it's a distintion without a difference.
HockeyDad
15 years ago
Overly Conspicuous Defending of Sexuality Outrage!
Nicar
15 years ago

Freakin' hilarious. I had that Rush quote written in my last post, but erased it.

Conciously tell which foot, like say left, right, now left, etc? No, but I'm also not making a choice either.

So appealing to ones senses is effected by what? A consciouse choice or experience, our makeup, the environment or a combination of all of those things? To me appealing to my senses is the same as attraction to be honest, it's a distintion without a difference.

FuzzNJ wrote:




Just because one isn't consciously saying to themselves.. which one do I choose....does not mean that you may or may not be making a choice.

I would also say that our makeup.. would need to be defined a bit more. Conscious choices, environment.. combination of things leads to our habits, our choices, our inclinations. Do you consciously make a decision to get out of bed every morning? It may be an act that is needed to be done to inable you to do something like shower, or eat, or to go outside to smoke. You are satisfying your senses. To satisfy some of your sexual senses, you find that women do it.. not all, but the ones you find attractive.. Does a really unattractive female give you some same feelings sexually as a male? Repulsive, unwanting or that "icky" feeling? Due to these sensations/feelings, this is why you believe you have not "choosen" to not be gay.. but however, you have choosen to only look to women to fulfill your sexual senses. You have programmed your mind to not even consider a male for it. This is how on can unconsciously make a choice.
HockeyDad
15 years ago
If being gay is genetic as Rick has stated or some combination of genetics and/or chemistry as FuzzNJ has suggested, this opens the door that scientists may one day find a cure.

You're welcome.
ZRX1200
15 years ago
WINNING!!!

~Big Pharma
DrMaddVibe
15 years ago

If being gay is genetic as Rick has stated or some combination of genetics and/or chemistry as FuzzNJ has suggested, this opens the door that scientists may one day find a cure.

You're welcome.

HockeyDad wrote:




He knows enough about religion, finance, Socratic Method, housekeeping, U2, and sexuality just to be dangerous to himself and to post here so his relatives can laugh AT him not with him.

What kind of a moron would post stuff up for his family to sit around and read...and laugh?

I'm thinking professional student that got trapped behind an apron because somebody is paying the bills.[frypan]
HockeyDad
15 years ago
I got a kick out of all the Socrates references from FuzzNJ this weekend. I saw Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure this weekend as well! The timing was suspicious.

Nicar
15 years ago

He knows enough about religion, finance, Socratic Method, housekeeping, U2, and sexuality just to be dangerous to himself and to post here so his relatives can laugh AT him not with him.

What kind of a moron would post stuff up for his family to sit around and read...and laugh?

I'm thinking professional student that got trapped behind an apron because somebody is paying the bills.[frypan]

DrMaddVibe wrote:




Just as long as there are no food analogys.. because that's like comparing apples and oranges!
FuzzNJ
15 years ago

Just because one isn't consciously saying to themselves.. which one do I choose....does not mean that you may or may not be making a choice.

I would also say that our makeup.. would need to be defined a bit more. Conscious choices, environment.. combination of things leads to our habits, our choices, our inclinations. Do you consciously make a decision to get out of bed every morning? It may be an act that is needed to be done to inable you to do something like shower, or eat, or to go outside to smoke. You are satisfying your senses. To satisfy some of your sexual senses, you find that women do it.. not all, but the ones you find attractive.. Does a really unattractive female give you some same feelings sexually as a male? Repulsive, unwanting or that "icky" feeling? Due to these sensations/feelings, this is why you believe you have not "choosen" to not be gay.. but however, you have choosen to only look to women to fulfill your sexual senses. You have programmed your mind to not even consider a male for it. This is how on can unconsciously make a choice.

Nicar wrote:



Choosing is an action, it requires thought by definition. One can't make a choice sub or unconsciously. It's like say your fight or flight response when scared, you just do because one has no time to choose.

I did not program my mind to 'like' women as I had absolutely no concept of what it meant to be attracted, nor did I completely understand what I was experiencing when I first became attracted to females. I still remember my first crush, 4th grade, her name was Veronica a cute French girl in my class. There was nothing sexual about it at first as I didn't even understand what that was at that age. I just was and filled in the rest of the blanks later. And I never had that experience with a male, so there was no chance to make a choice.

I suspect there are many who have had a similar experience to mine. I have a lesbian friend who said that she was attracted to females from the very beginning, as far back as she can remember. She had a similar experience to me, only it was the same gender.
FuzzNJ
15 years ago

If being gay is genetic as Rick has stated or some combination of genetics and/or chemistry as FuzzNJ has suggested, this opens the door that scientists may one day find a cure.

You're welcome.

HockeyDad wrote:



And if it is just a choice those become straight camps should work like a charm, and people who grew up in very religious homes and still think it is a 'sin' would not ever 'choose' to be gay, yet there are gay people like that. It would be a very difficult choice to make considering the social implications and prejudice you would receive for that choice, and kind of stupid really, if it were just a choice.

And why would you think gayness would need a 'cure' and more than left-handedness?
FuzzNJ
15 years ago

I got a kick out of all the Socrates references from FuzzNJ this weekend. I saw Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure this weekend as well! The timing was suspicious.

HockeyDad wrote:



heh, sometimes the best way to get someone to think about what they are saying is to ask questions, dude.
FuzzNJ
15 years ago

Just as long as there are no food analogys.. because that's like comparing apples and oranges!

Nicar wrote:



Yup, in the case of comparing food to human sexuality, unless of course you are talking about having a cucumber fetish.
ZRX1200
15 years ago
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