[biblewonk]

Why do you say that. I've done quite a bit of research on wicca, my second favorite religion, and almost every time I come across a male into wicca he's a homo. I keep thinking I can have an interesting conversation with a wiccan but that is never the case. With male wiccans it seems to be about meeting other homos. With females, it's just an anti male anti christianity chip on their shoulder though they are very often hetero.

[Aric2000]

Give me a fricking break, it is obvious that you haven't a clue what you are talking about.

Most male Wiccans that I know are happily married to a FEMALE, and have 2 or more children. I do know of some gay wiccans, but a majority? NOT by a long shot.

I believe that being gay is wrong, it is against nature, therefore if I do run across a gay pagan, I will normally keep my distance. but most Gay pagans do not spout it. They keep it in the closet, because it is no ones business but their own.

[Dead Corpse]

Are you calling me a "homo"? My wife might be interested to hear that.

[Hunble]

I come across a male into wicca he's a homo

Thanks for that wisdom. I will tell my wife all about that tonight.

JimRob has requested that I do not talk about my religion of 30 years, and I will respect his wishes.

However, it is Halloween today, and I will address lies and slander if they are posted.

Fair?

[AppyPappy]

With male wiccans it seems to be about meeting other homos.

Every Wiccan male I have met was a heterosexual Libertarian.

[Bob Quixote]

I guess your experience has been much different from mine. I am not a Wiccan, but I know quite a few Wiccans/pagans. In fact, my current girlfriend is a pagan, as well as my last one. Neither could be described as "anti-male," nor did they become involved with paganism through any specific animosity toward Christianity (except maybe through the intolerance of some of its followers). And as far as the men, I haven't met one who is gay. Not, as they say on "Seinfeld," that there's anything wrong with that...