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gary47 Wrote: Nov 23, 2012 3:39 PM
Sexual behavior may change, but not instrinsic orientation.
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David3036 Wrote: Nov 16, 2012 4:57 AM
The overwhelming evidence is that "change" is not possible, even though people can adapt. Millions of gay men marry women, and vice versa. But that's because of societal pressure, not "change," and it isn't healthy for anyone involved. Oscar Wilde was married with children, So was Cole Porter, and even Rock Hudson for a short time. They still had their men on the side. Today we have Sen. Larry Craig, Rev. Ted Haggard, Congressman Eric Massa and legions of others. Just ask their wives if love can make a man straight. It can't.
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Richard19 Wrote: Nov 15, 2012 7:09 PM
It can be changed through a gay man meeting a woman who he falls in love with. it's happened infinite times. We're not allowed to hear about it. because the radicals don't buy the idea of love. They're the luciferian folks.
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