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"Richard Wetzel, M.D. States - "Genital anal intercourse is the sex act most often associated with the gay lifestyle. It is an accepted norm among essentially all gay..."

And it's something they want kids introduced to:

GLSEN Encourages Teens In Anal SEX "Don't give up."

"Advice offered to teenagers in Young, Gay and Proud!

The page numbers will differ depending on what edition you have.

"Doing it: Gay men...Many people don't know the anus is not only an organ to remove waste. It's very sexually exciteable...Your first few times having anal sex might be a little hard. You may have to practice a bit before it starts feeling really good. I sure did." (pg. 81)

Remember, even though the above quote says "Gay men" this book is on the recomended reading list for TEENAGERS of virtually every homosexual advocacy group out there. That's why it's called 'Young, Gay and Proud!'. It is located in many public middle and high school libraries..."

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"Doing it: Gay men...Many people don't know the anus is not only an organ to remove waste. It's very sexually exciteable...Your first few times having anal sex might be a little hard. You may have to practice a bit before it starts feeling really good. I sure did." (pg. 81)

They should include the following:

BIBLE ON HOMOSEXUALITY

• "A simple understanding of human reproduction and anatomy is enough to make it clear that homosexual intercourse is [behavior which is contrary to the intent of nature]."--Plough (Feb/March 1993) p22
• Doctors who work with homosexual men are trained to look regularly for at least 15 common afflictions apart from HIV/AIDS, and we could double or triple the number by taking into account less common problems."--Thomas Schmidt, Straight & Narrow (IVPress 1995) p116
• Quite simply, the silk glove of the rectum is not made for the industrial use of insertive homosexual activity. ... Sudden or inadequately lubricated penetration can tear the anus itself. But more commonly the cumulative effect of anal intercourse is to cause dysfunction of the anal sphincter muscle, and the result is chronic incontinence or urgency of defecation... --Thomas Schmidt p117,118
• The rectum is lined with cells designed to absorb liquids and prone to admit whatever microorganisms come along. The vagina, by contrast, is lined with tough cells prone to repel microorganisms. The lifetime incidence rate of sexually-transmitted disease among male homosexuals is almost twice the rate of the most promiscuous segment of the general population--those with more than 21 partners lifetime (Schmidt, p121).