Ah, did not have awareness they held to such a view. While bisexuality for me does allow some latitude to feel effeminate, I agree with your view in as much as some Joe ought not follow some little Sally into the Jane's loo. I offer no apologies in having high moral guidelines, and ethical standards.
Yes, I agree life oft gives us gray areas, I also agree there are clearly areas which are black or white only. Child abuse and/or molestation, bestiality, scat play, necrophilia, causing another anything but pleasurable pain in sexual acts are some of those areas for me. Granted that effeminate Joe might not abuse or molest little Sally, that Joe though needs to avoid even suspicion of such, ergo he can go to the Joe's loo. I also kind of feel the same regarding those I consider butterfly people ( transgender folks going from one gender to another ).
Bother. I will appoint blame to the Tramadol taken twenty minutes ago. I was up all night it seems from lower back pain, got perhaps three hours of sleep, if that. Then, when I did wake up, the ton of bricks from the dampness outside and chill in the air hit the right notes for arthritis to lock me up. *grumbles, sighs* Fucking bitch for me this ... getting older, shit. La la la la de dum ... "Oh, happy happy pain medicine. Dumb ass me ought to have taken it earlier. Nah, had to John Wayne it, bah!"
About the vanilla, decided I'm not quite for it. To me at least there's just something (?!?) off about it. Tastes bitter to bland and I know that sense makes perfect. * shrugs * "It just tastes icky, yuck!" This I forgot to say, darn pain medicine fouling with my on-board RAM. *chuckles*
My point of view has nothing to do with gay or not gay. My biggest fear is some pervert will go into a ladies room and all they have to do is claim they was in touch with their feminine side and everyone should ignore it, and then if no one is around they can attack and harm a girl and our laws would allow such a dangerous situation. That is why I am so against it. A persons sexual preferance has nothing at all to do with my views.
In my own experience, politics often goes out the window if it means depriving yourself or paying more. I absolutely can't abide chik-fil-A's attitudes to gay people... but damn, I love their chicken. In general, I won't patronize them, but now and then... *nom*
And I'm not really wild about AT&T's politics... but they're now the owner of DirecTV, and I needed to shave nearly 50% off my mixed-media bill, so they got my business. For 2 yrs, anyway. When the contract is up, then we'll see.
I think Hobby Lobby should suck a big fat dick... but my husband is a coin collector, and sometimes needs to purchase coin albums which he can only find at Hobby Lobby. *sigh*
Money talks (and sometimes chicken too)... bullshit walks.
Andria
When all this stuff came down the pike about chick fil a I looked at it. The do and have always hired gay people. They also have given many openly gay people scholarships with zero discrimination. The owners do not support gay marriage on religious beliefs yet they do support legal gay unions. I see nothing wrong with that. They have a proven track record of not being prejudiced against gays that goes way before the gay community attacked them and I myself see no reason to not give them my business.