Oh, and I forgot to add to my post.........my gay friends were among some of the worst drug users I’d ever seen. Really sad. :( I loved them, dearly, but never condoned their lifestyle. A lot of sad stories of broken homes, neglect, and abuse.
every homosexual I have ever come across seems to have mental problems which stem from childhood.
no father
mother raising her son like a girl
no guidance
daughter feels more affection to women because mother went through a bad divorce and constantly put down men
etc
etc
etc
homo’s always seem to crave attention and are certainly like the man said on his video very immature, sometimes it is like dealing with a 5 year old dealing with homosexual men.
one guy who was our waiter was less mature than our 5 year old and he would make suggestive comments to my7 wife and I but to me mostly and it was disgusting.
Remember the firemen who were told of the homo lesbo firechief that they had to go on one of those homosexual parades
the firemen said they could not believe the comments what were said to them, one said we firemen and some military are used to hearing all sorts but the comments by the homosexuals At the parade were totally disgusting.
It seems their whole life is based on sex
"...At 1am, after about an hour spent on Google, Tim's story began to make more sense. It became quite clear that for a large section of the urban gay scene, unprotected sex is the norm; that risking HIV is a buzz, a burst of routine impetuosity, like flooring the accelerator in the Jag on the M40 going home.
"Anyway," said Michael, the host of a very nasty site indeed, "Aids is a minor inconvenience these days. It's not the catastrophe it once was."
Then there was a darker side, the romanticising of Aids itself. Google led me underground, to gay clubbers with "HIV neg" tattooed on their biceps as an invitation for others to infect them, to online chats about HIV-spreading sex parties, talk of "conceiving" the virus like a pregnancy and the intense intimacy of infecting a partner.
"It offers a kind of permanent partnership," said a journalist for a gay magazine, "a connection outside time."
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My priest friend telephoned on Tuesday, after Tim's funeral. The HIV positive boyfriend had a new boyfriend, he said, who had already moved into Tim's old flat, but the service was nonetheless romantic. Mourners told stories about the unique love between Tim and his boyfriend, which the vicar called sacrificial, "Christ-like".
Last rites for the man who chose Aids, Jan 15, 'o6, Telegraph.co.uk