Oddly enough, June is "I hate white people month"
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Time to play devil's advocate!Indeed. A way of living is not a fashion trend. I don't mind there being some vanity to the LBGT community to the oppression they've faced but I'm not going to make it so that everyone thinks its a ****ing joke.
<3*Oh, back to Blink777, my heritage includes South Asian. Malaysian counts in South Asian descent.
Somebody get on this now!PS: A guy who uses a flat iron on his hair. That would make a killer youtube video. XD
Aw snap, son.After waking up and feeling like today was going to be a good day, my roommate slapped me with some downright dirty ****.
I reccommend it be given a look at before I, below, repeat exactly what I said to him to the people here who I'm sure are going to be upset.
"Doesn't matter. Doesn't matter in the slightest. If there's physical signs in fetal development that can allow a parent to choose their child's sexual orientation, then homosexuality in humans will be ended. Science driven by religion will triumph over nature, and the children who are born 'suppressed' won't ever know it. And thus, sickening as this is, it doesn't matter."
And that sucks. Because I believe in science improving things, assisting nature in making things better. Not science, driven by nutcases playing god, to DOMINATE nature. Just think. If this sort of thing was ready and available twenty years ago, how many of us would actually be here now? Mmm?
*crawls back to the bathroom to throw up again*
EDIT: I do apologize for bringing such bad news to such a pretty-looking fun time we're all having right now. I suppose teh Ceiling Cat givez teh cheezburgrs, n teh Ceiling Cat takez dem awy.
After waking up and feeling like today was going to be a good day, my roommate slapped me with some downright dirty ****.
I reccommend it be given a look at before I, below, repeat exactly what I said to him to the people here who I'm sure are going to be upset.
"Doesn't matter. Doesn't matter in the slightest. If there's physical signs in fetal development that can allow a parent to choose their child's sexual orientation, then homosexuality in humans will be ended. Science driven by religion will triumph over nature, and the children who are born 'suppressed' won't ever know it. And thus, sickening as this is, it doesn't matter."
And that sucks. Because I believe in science improving things, assisting nature in making things better. Not science, driven by nutcases playing god, to DOMINATE nature. Just think. If this sort of thing was ready and available twenty years ago, how many of us would actually be here now? Mmm?
*crawls back to the bathroom to throw up again*
EDIT: I do apologize for bringing such bad news to such a pretty-looking fun time we're all having right now. I suppose teh Ceiling Cat givez teh cheezburgrs, n teh Ceiling Cat takez dem awy.
I thought it was scientifically proven that people are born gay =/ Too much progesterone in the womb or somethin' that gives a semi-femenine mentality but still retain a masculinesque appearance?Faora Meridian said:After waking up and feeling like today was going to be a good day, my roommate slapped me with some downright dirty ****.
I reccommend it be given a look at before I, below, repeat exactly what I said to him to the people here who I'm sure are going to be upset.
"Doesn't matter. Doesn't matter in the slightest. If there's physical signs in fetal development that can allow a parent to choose their child's sexual orientation, then homosexuality in humans will be ended. Science driven by religion will triumph over nature, and the children who are born 'suppressed' won't ever know it. And thus, sickening as this is, it doesn't matter."
And that sucks. Because I believe in science improving things, assisting nature in making things better. Not science, driven by nutcases playing god, to DOMINATE nature. Just think. If this sort of thing was ready and available twenty years ago, how many of us would actually be here now? Mmm?
*crawls back to the bathroom to throw up again*
EDIT: I do apologize for bringing such bad news to such a pretty-looking fun time we're all having right now. I suppose teh Ceiling Cat givez teh cheezburgrs, n teh Ceiling Cat takez dem awy.
There SHOULD be somethin' goin' on here somewhere in San Francisco, but it dunno, it's a couple hours away and i can't legally drive yet T.T I haven't been to a pride festival yet =[ Just AIDS walks and gay clubs. Are pride festivals the ones with floats and shirtless men in asslesschaps dancin' on top of them? I wanna go...blink777 said:Anyone else in/near a major city doing a pride event this weekend? I'll be going out to Toronto's parade tomorrow. I'm not overly stoked about it, but it'll be my first one, and a lot of my straight friends really wanna go.
Yeah, the idea of somebody making me straight sickens me... I mean, I don't have to worry about all the stuff straight guys have to worry about! D= Like when your girlfriend is on her period or something like that... though there are some pretty moody guys too (I'm one of them...) so maybe that's not the best argument. ^^;I should say that I have a mistrust of this article, like I do of everything I see or read. Everyone has their own agenda.
That said, consider if you were not gay. Would it make you an inferior person? You are only angry because you are gay and the thought of someone making you straight is infuriating. I'm sure you like being gay; I do too and if I had the choice I wouldn't change it. However, that opinion is not the only one to have, and it would be naive to imagine that everyone shares it.
If you were straight from birth then you wouldn't care either. It's sad to think that there would be no more homosexuality in humans, but only because we are homosexual and it feels like a kind of death.
I don't think this will ever come to fruition, until the social matter of homosexuality is solved anyhow. It will merely change into a kind of anti-gay-abortion, just like there is a fight with regular abortion now.
Good grief, why must you be so adorable? >_<For all that it brings up a twinge of sadness, I really do see your friend's thoughts becoming a reality. I really don't like talking about this subject though, so I won't really go deep into things.
Anywho, I'm feeling far more photogenic today (still don't like taking pictures, but meh), so I took another--non-idiot-pose--picture.
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Today's hair is brought to you by getting out of the shower, towel drying, and then saying "**** it" and just slapping the result with hairspray. I love it when that works. Going to try Gay4D3's flat iron stuff though sometime soon.
Anyone else in/near a major city doing a pride event this weekend? I'll be going out to Toronto's parade tomorrow. I'm not overly stoked about it, but it'll be my first one, and a lot of my straight friends really wanna go.
Oh believe me, I'm not naive to believe that there is anything at all in the world, least of all any homosexual issue, that everyone could agree on, aside from kittens being cute and Hitler being bad. Not saying that I'm not naive (I SO am, and I'm aware of it), but I'm not quite that bad.That said, consider if you were not gay. Would it make you an inferior person? You are only angry because you are gay and the thought of someone making you straight is infuriating. I'm sure you like being gay; I do too and if I had the choice I wouldn't change it. However, that opinion is not the only one to have, and it would be naive to imagine that everyone shares it.
I agree with everything this guy just said, because its everything I just said on my post on the other page. ^-^Oh believe me, I'm not naive to believe that there is anything at all in the world, least of all any homosexual issue, that everyone could agree on, aside from kittens being cute and Hitler being bad. Not saying that I'm not naive (I SO am, and I'm aware of it), but I'm not quite that bad.
To, I'm not angry for those reasons. What angers me is that the money that has been spent researching a cure for teh ghey could have been spent on better education, the environment, or if you want to keep it medical, how about treatment of diseases, cancer and the like? I'm angry cause people are wasting time and money trying to fix the gay problem when there's no problem to fix, and the effort could be spent on something that could actually benefit society.
For the record, I'm one of those few gay guys who no, would NOT choose to be straight. If it was a choice I could make, I would refuse it, because this is how I am. Anything different would be forced and a lie, and I'd resent myself (more). That's just me. I know a lot of gay people who WOULD choose to be straight if they could. I understand and sympathize with them and accept their points. On a personal level I disagree, but only because it's not what works with me.
I feel I'm getting long winded again (curled up in bed with a temperature and too many layers of clothes on me), and I worry I'm coming across more militaristic than I would want to, so I'll finish up and leave quietly, and return in the morning to see who I've pissed off, heh heh. I'm good at that!
My anger comes from abuse of resources over a socio-political issue that needs to just dry up and blow away. My anger comes from being seen as a problem. My anger comes from an aspect of future children potentially being suppressed for the sake of a narrow-minded ideal of what a couple should be. And my anger comes from seeing how far gay rights and acceptance can come, and how quickly everything can shatter and fall and break into a thousand glittery, rainbow-coloured pieces, to be swept under the rug. I'm angry because they're ****ing with a core aspect of nature, and it shouldn't be ****ed with. I love my science and I believe it's capable of a lot of great things, but I don't reckon they should **** with our DNA too much, either. Yes, make us stronger, faster, smarter, and we'll see how far they go before damage is done.
*pants for a moment and folds his arms, nodding before passing out flat on his bed*
I agree with you on all of this, it's just not right to do.Oh believe me, I'm not naive to believe that there is anything at all in the world, least of all any homosexual issue, that everyone could agree on, aside from kittens being cute and Hitler being bad. Not saying that I'm not naive (I SO am, and I'm aware of it), but I'm not quite that bad.
To, I'm not angry for those reasons. What angers me is that the money that has been spent researching a cure for teh ghey could have been spent on better education, the environment, or if you want to keep it medical, how about treatment of diseases, cancer and the like? I'm angry cause people are wasting time and money trying to fix the gay problem when there's no problem to fix, and the effort could be spent on something that could actually benefit society.
For the record, I'm one of those few gay guys who no, would NOT choose to be straight. If it was a choice I could make, I would refuse it, because this is how I am. Anything different would be forced and a lie, and I'd resent myself (more). That's just me. I know a lot of gay people who WOULD choose to be straight if they could. I understand and sympathize with them and accept their points. On a personal level I disagree, but only because it's not what works with me.
I feel I'm getting long winded again (curled up in bed with a temperature and too many layers of clothes on me), and I worry I'm coming across more militaristic than I would want to, so I'll finish up and leave quietly, and return in the morning to see who I've pissed off, heh heh. I'm good at that!
My anger comes from abuse of resources over a socio-political issue that needs to just dry up and blow away. My anger comes from being seen as a problem. My anger comes from an aspect of future children potentially being suppressed for the sake of a narrow-minded ideal of what a couple should be. And my anger comes from seeing how far gay rights and acceptance can come, and how quickly everything can shatter and fall and break into a thousand glittery, rainbow-coloured pieces, to be swept under the rug. I'm angry because they're ****ing with a core aspect of nature, and it shouldn't be ****ed with. I love my science and I believe it's capable of a lot of great things, but I don't reckon they should **** with our DNA too much, either. Yes, make us stronger, faster, smarter, and we'll see how far they go before damage is done.
*pants for a moment and folds his arms, nodding before passing out flat on his bed*
Hauuuuu!! We'd definitely like that! OMOCHIKAERI!! >w<PS: Blink777, you keep getting hotter each time we see you. It's true. All posing for us now in your new picture. What's next, you becoming a full pledge model with his shirt off... *hmmm*... actually... we would all like that. XD
Oh no, a cliffhanger! D=Okay, so I just came out to my mother and am now in some pretty serious shock.
Holy. ****ing. ****.
I can't believe it happened...
Well, Tails is a fox. ^_^ Resemblances are expected, hehe.Yeah, the Fox looks like Tails a lot.
Anyway, I'm sorry how it went. I hope it cools off eventually. She just needs time I think. I hope anyway. I don't want to see you go homeless.
We're all here supporting you!!
Welcome to the thread, even if you're not officially part of the team. You seem really nice, heh. What's with your hair? How's it so gay, heh? Post a pic ^_^Wow, I just realized this topic existed until now. It's really cool. I didn't realize the smash community was so accepting. You know, I'm a guy, and I'm not gay, and I think gays are the best of people. But my entire life I was called gay and made fun of because of my long hair. It pissed me off when people called me gay, because I'm not, but I felt guilty about saying I'm not gay, because I feel it's almost an insult to the gay lifestyle. My entire school is filled with homophobes, and I can barely walk down an hallway without someone calling me gay, or telling me to cut my hair. I's a rather awkward position to be in. But you know, the one thing that cheers me up the most is pissing those people off by pretending to be stereotypically gay. LIke one time, a friend of mine who uses the dis "gay" way too much finally got on my nerves, so on day while on a school trip to philadelphia, just to annoy him, my other non-homophobic and I held hands and skipped down the street with me.It was priceless to see the look on his face. Something like this
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my gay friend tells me he remembers thinking girls were hot when he was like 4 years oldAs much as we all argue that we are born this way
Going along with this topic, I remember watching a movie on Logo (which is a lovely little channel that I unfortunately don't have any longer) called Hard Pill. It was about a depressed gay man who took an experimental pill that makes people straight. It was interesting, I suppose. Actually, it kind of sucked, but there was a few parts that make you think what you would do in that situation. Most guys (including me) wouldn't change their orientation, but you never know how people are treated. *shrugs* Just saying.Ok, I'm gonna go a little deep here, sorry folks!
Re: the whole "curing homosexuality" thing, I've definitely thought about that before. As much as we all argue that we are born this way (as opposed to those ignorant bigots who believe people "choose" to be gay), if it does come down to a "gay gene", so to speak, then people will try to change it. And homosexuality as we know it will cease to exist. Which is definitely a very scary thought.
However, I think we're a long, long way away from that. Personally, I think that homosexuality stems from a combination of biology & genetics and from social factors at a very young age. So hopefully we never come to that.
Dayum, love the hair and you're totally photogenic!
Good grief, why must you be so adorable? >_<
Awwww.. thanks guys. But no, I don't think I'll be taking off my shirt for Smashboards anytime soonHauuuuu!! We'd definitely like that! OMOCHIKAERI!! >w<PS: Blink777, you keep getting hotter each time we see you. It's true. All posing for us now in your new picture. What's next, you becoming a full pledge model with his shirt off... *hmmm*... actually... we would all like that. XD
Haha! So true.I mean, I don't have to worry about all the stuff straight guys have to worry about! D= Like when your girlfriend is on her period or something like that...
*pants for a moment and folds his arms, nodding before passing out flat on his bed*
Mmmm... makes me wanna do something about my ridiculous fear of water. lol, I'm like the only guy under 45 who goes running in my area though, I swear.Come on, get better for the sake of all those hot, shirtless, sweaty guys jogging on the sidewalk. Well for me, its boardwalk since I live by the beach, but you catch my drift.![]()
Okay, so I just came out to my mother and am now in some pretty serious shock.
Holy. ****ing. ****.
I can't believe it happened...
Aww, Somasu... Let me guess, her first words were "No you're not." If you need to talk about how it was "not the time or mood to tell", we're listening.You guys are kinda wrong about the conversation I had with my mother...
Honestly.. her reaction wasn't terrible... it was just how I expected it.. shocked and confused...
Thing is... this was NOT the time I wanted to tell.. nor was it the mood in which I wanted things to be in when I did tell her..
Now I'm nothing short of... well... depressed at my situation.
Welcome to thread, MojoMan. Sorry about what you've had to go through with the idiots at school. It gets better after high school.*wall of text*
That's an odd connection. I always thought it was dyed hair + boy = gayAnd, well, people in my school basically think long hair+boy=gay.
Looove that movie (though I liked the 2nd one better, much more subtle in its metaphors).on a related note, has anyone seen X-Men? It's a bit like that. The government finds a way to "cure" all mutants of what makes them who they are, and some of them go with it just to fit in, but most go crazy at the very idea.
Very certain a 4 year old is incapable of thinking anyone is "hot". At the point in life, you're acting on what you're told/been shown and friendships. Heck, I had more "girlfriends" up until grade 6 than anyone else in my class (two at one time, once lol), but it was just me acting on what I thought I should do, and misunderstanding friendships.my gay friend tells me he remembers thinking girls were hot when he was like 4 years old