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Somebody once posted, and it made me LOL: "Don't count your Hatch before he chickens."

There are indeed a lot of articles to read lately. A lot of the severe health hazards of the homosexual lifestyle have been summarized and it doesn't look good.

Of course the pro-homosexual crowd doesn't seem to have a response and when you think about it, there is no response. Posting the facts on the health hazards of the homosexual lifestyle tends to put the results of their support for homosexuals in the spotlight.

A true friend to homosexuals are those who accept them for who they are but also encourages the behavior to stop. Thousands of homosexuals have successfully left the lifestyle, so why not let the world know so more can get the help they need.

One of the things that really upsets me about gay activists is the inclusion of "Questioning youth" in their laundry list of "Gay, Lesbian, Bi, Transgendered, and Questioning Youth". I've seen clubs, meetings, and special rooms for kids - and by adding the "Questioning" they are without doubt recruiting. And then - these "questioning" (confused) kids are told that if they have ever had a "gay" thought, feeling, or experience, they ARE gay and can't change.

Then, when these "questioning" (i.e. confused) kids get suicidal or depressed, we are told it's because society isn't accepting enough of homosexuality. It's more likely that these "questioning" kids are freaking out that they are now doomed to the gay life, without hope of ever being normal, having a husband or wife, having a fmaily.

To me, this is real cruelty. And even when ex-homosexuals have tried to put ads in major newspapers, or written articles about their lives, they aren't printed or accepted by the mass media. They don't like the truth that homosexuality is a chosen behavior, or that it can be un-chosen.