[SunkenCiv]

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[Pearls Before Swine]

Ewwww... a historic ewwww, though.

[mylife]

Thought waves?
Is this progressive code for prayer?

[amihow]

This is how DESTRUCTIVE the gay pride movement is. There is nothing in that particular letter that could not be attributed to the flowery discourse often found even between mere friends in that historical era. Now we question everyone’s relationship.

[digger48]

My....what a lovely couple.

[woofie]

I can see why they would be attracted to each other

[festusbanjo]

These is the same type of crap the turdburglar lobby tried to use to convince people that Lincoln was secretly on the DL as well.

[Georgia Girl 2]

Oye Ve’

[JoeProBono]

[Vaquero]

palio-Huma.

[Uncle Chip]

And all this time I thought she had a thing for men in wheel chairs having affairs with their secretaries.

[BenLurkin]

[Mamzelle]

Before we got all "gay-ed" up, in more sentimental times people expressed honest affection in letters that would sound so different now. Think Anne of Green Gables and her search for a "bosom friend." It wasn't gay on Prince Edward Island, and it might not be gay now. Little girls would get "crushes" on each other and there was nothing sexual about it, because it used to be that little girls had no idea what sex was.

ER may well have been a lesbian, but the letters would have to be awfully explicit for me to believe it.

Along with everything else, gay-hood now makes a loving friendship *suspect*--

[dead]

Is it possible that porn's been lying to me all these years about how hot lesbians are?

[GeronL]

People wrote like that a lot back then, could very easily be nothing gay about it. Of course this woman wasn’t family or anything but if she was a childhood friend or something it might make sense.