Frank wrote on Jul 23
rd, 2021 at 9:32pm:
Gay married men have no sons from their gay marriage.
My gay married friends offspring's biological mother begat ( if we can stretch that ancient term) their offspring after becoming pregnant first to one gay male parent, then the other.
She has frequent contact with both offspring being regarded as a member of the family. And no, it wasn’t via any form of artificial insemination.
Too queer for you darling? I wonder then how you view artificial insemination and donated embryos now so popular with infertile heterosexuals?
Quote: Gay is a late luxury, tolerated but still unnatural. It is an aberration and should be treated, tolerated as an aberration. It could obviously not be the norm.
May I suggest you acquaint yourself with more of our species history?
Quote:But you are not like your mum and dad. You are a dead end. You could not produce even you.
I suppose you could describe my reproductive history as a dead end after a one night stand long ago with a young Vietnamese student. At the time I didn’t know I’d gotten her ‘up the duff’ until she returned home and told me she was pregnant, later on giving birth to a son. However the Vietnamese war put an end to that connection. When all contact was broken I learnt her village had been napalmed by Americans not caring too much which ‘gook’ village, North or South, they destroyed. An abiding dislike of US hoons has remained with me ever since.
What is the point I’m trying to make here? Simply that your simplistic view of the world is just that.
Quote:Homosexuality, apart from everything else, is a decadent self-indulgence of the me-me-me. It's a dreadful narcissistic self-centredness. A lot is made of its sexual incontinence but it is really a moral incontinence, a moral inability.
Have you the slightest idea what it is you’re inadvertently telling us about yourself here?
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Returning to the original topic of this thread - I’m reading a strange little collection of short stories by an Oz author
Jon Cleary ’These Small Glories’ (Publ’ Angus & Robertson LTD.1946)
I don’t think I’ll get very far due to him consistently referring to anyone not Anglo-Saxon as ‘WOGS’.
Wikipedia tells us "He was a regular churchgoer, attending Mass every Sunday." HMM!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jon_Cleary