Catholic and Gay

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Only on CAF would someone see something that courageous and loyal and instead start complaining and condemning it because the author used the word gay. :rolleyes:

It made me proud of Catholics when I read that blog because it shows how kind and accepting and loving they’ve been to this individual (the author)… but then I come on here and all of a sudden I don’t feel as proud anymore… 😦
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Only on CAF would someone see something that courageous and loyal and instead start complaining and condemning it because the author used the word gay. :rolleyes:

It made me proud of Catholics when I read that blog because it shows how kind and accepting and loving they’ve been to this individual (the author)… but then I come on here and all of a sudden I don’t feel as proud anymore… 😦
The writer of the blog is to be commended for living his faith in the face of his challenge of having same sex attractions. I don’t read condemnation in the posts that do not agree with his self ID as ‘gay’ if he is chaste anyway, although I think Post # 9 is not charitable. CAF attracts Catholics with varying degrees in catechesis and knowledge of best application of Church teaching.

Some would not agree, but it is really more than just a culture or generational clash.The point is words have power. There are good arguments that have to do with the motivation of homosexual activists that introduced and popularized the word and the movement towards normalization of gay sex and the associated clamor for rights like gay ‘marriage’ and parenting, which are all inconsistent with Church teaching.

With that, I close with the comment that I don’t look forward to a duplicate debate here on the use of ‘gay’ vs ‘same-sex-attracted.’ It’s been argued at length in another thread.
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With that, I close with the comment that I don’t look forward to a duplicate debate here on the use of ‘gay’ vs ‘same-sex-attracted.’ It’s been argued at length in another thread.
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Agreed.

It is rather silly and very petty that anyone would argue over what term to use… in the end, both parties mean the exact same thing, so why on earth does it matter??
 
That is an unfair and dishonest assessment of the current debate occuring in the thread same-sex romantic attraction sinful
No I’d say it’s accurate… 😛

But in hindsight of that thread almost everyone on it has been uncharitable at one point myself included… 😦
 
That is an unfair and dishonest assessment of the current debate occuring in the thread same-sex romantic attraction sinful
Maybe I understood this bad.
But I do not know why so many people declare themselves gay.
I am here and never declared myself heterosexual.

  1. *]it is too soon for a 17 year old to declare himself gay…
    *]it stains his characters for if he is not gay but it is a passing fade,
    *]If a person thinks that to be gay is what God wants, why does he declare?
    *]if thinks it is wrong why so rarely, help is asked?
    *]why is it so that lesbians are so much more careful, what I agree?
 
Maybe I understood this bad.
But I do not know why so many people declare themselves gay.
I am here and never declared myself heterosexual.

  1. *]it is too soon for a 17 year old to declare himself gay…
    *]it stains his characters for if he is not gay but it is a passing fade,
    *]If a person thinks that to be gay is what God wants, why does he declare?
    *]if thinks it is wrong why so rarely, help is asked?
    *]why is it so that lesbians are so much more careful, what I agree?
    1. If by 17 a guy has only ever experienced attraction to males and the concept of sex with a woman makes him physically sick then he can be classified as gay
    2. Stains his character?
    3. part of figuring out who one is (not saying God makes people gay)
    4. Because of the feeling of isolation, that no one else could understand.
    5. Real lesbians are actually very rare as female sexuality is somewhat fluid, additionally females can actually express their love of another female while not being considered lesbians.
 
  1. If by 17 a guy has only ever experienced attraction to males and the concept of sex with a woman makes him physically sick then he can be classified as gay
IF…
  1. Stains his character?
Yes, you know pretty well that gays are discriminated. “I am gay…and 2 days after…after all I am not gay”, as for stains I am not a native english speaker you may substitue for whaterver is good.
  1. part of figuring out who one is (not saying God makes people gay)
Heterosecuals do not do it.
4) Because of the feeling of isolation, that no one else could understand.

you are right
5) Real lesbians are actually very rare as female sexuality is somewhat fluid, additionally females can actually express their love of another female while not being considered lesbians.
I said lesbians. Forget this part…
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Dakota Roberts;8680653 said:
1) If by 17 a guy has only ever experienced attraction to males and the concept of sex with a woman makes him physically sick then he can be classified as gay

IF…
  1. Stains his character?
Yes, you know pretty well that gays are discriminated. “I am gay…and 2 days after…after all I am not gay”, as for stains I am not a native english speaker you may substitue for whaterver is good.
  1. part of figuring out who one is (not saying God makes people gay)
Heterosecuals do not do it.
4) Because of the feeling of isolation, that no one else could understand.

you are right
5) Real lesbians are actually very rare as female sexuality is somewhat fluid, additionally females can actually express their love of another female while not being considered lesbians.
I said lesbians. Forget this part…
  1. Hence why I said If
  2. I’m pretty sure people think about it for more than just a couple of days, most struggle with it for weeks, months, longer…
  3. Right handed people don’t think about that much if at all
 
  1. Hence why I said If
  2. I’m pretty sure people think about it for more than just a couple of days, most struggle with it for weeks, months, longer…
  3. Right handed people don’t think about that much if at all
  1. So when the if comes, we will deal with it. do you realize how much time would be spent solving the millions of ifs of the world?
  2. No. too soon for a teenager…
  3. Left handed dont manifest their left-handed-PRIDE.
 
  1. So when the if comes, we will deal with it. do you realize how much time would be spent solving the millions of ifs of the world?
  2. No. too soon for a teenager…
  3. Left handed dont manifest their left-handed-PRIDE.
  1. Actually that’s pretty common amongst guys who are only attracted too guys.
  2. A year? five?
  3. Left-handed people do try to get things accessible, like tools they can properly use with their left hands
 
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