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Originally Posted by TheyCallMeBruce
Got nothing to do with open mindedness. What about preference? I prefer not to watch 2 men kissing. How about that? My argument is that I do not enjoy watching that stuff, therefore, I dont' want to. Why must I give it another chance when I have seen 2 guys kissing and I don't find that stuff comfortable? What about my comfort? Aren't people suppose to be tolerant to my comfort? I am not discriminating against gays, I am not waving sign that says "crucify gays," and as a matter of fact, I have gay friends. But I can't help being uncomfortable. I think my needs are important. Please don't try to discriminate against my preference, or force your views upon me. I find that uncomfortable as well.
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What are you talking about? Where did I try to force anything on you? The only thing I suggesting was that you keep an open mind and critically analyze why things make you uncomfortable. In the analyzation you may just move past that uncomfort. Oh the horror! I'm so sorry!
Jeez, try to show people the world just a tad outside of their bubble and all of a sudden they're accusing you of discrimination and oppression. The bubble is quite comfortable though, I will admit.