Celebrating Pride

Are sexual activities really something to celebrate? And should people really be proud of them?

I get frustrated with “Pride” month.  Every year we endure people shoving their sexual preferences in our faces.  The populace, from the old to the very young, are encouraged to endure parades in which naked people gyrate and have open sex in public (and yes, I know it’s a minority of this group that do these things).  We are constantly told how we are supposed to accept (and in some cases *participate* in) whatever homosexuals are doing without question, and if we don’t like it, in some places, we will be arrested or beaten by a mob.  (Though this is kept out of the media, we are supposed to only see this group in an angelic light). 

Why is it so important for a small segment of the population to openly celebrate having anal sex, oral sex, and mutual masturbation?

The reason I ask is, don’t most of these people already have equal rights with the rest of American society?  Many of you know I worked in the mining industry for 30 years.  We worked with openly homosexual people and even trans people!  In the mining industry of all places! (I mentioned this in a post last year) These people did their jobs and didn’t have any conflicts with any of the other employees as long as they did their part along with the rest of the teams.  Of course there was whispering behind the scenes about these people.  And shouldn’t it be natural to whisper about them?  After all, they have chosen a lifestyle that goes against what most people consider “normal” or natural.

There would be no homosexuals if there were no straight people.   As much as they want us to think that somehow two men can have a baby (and believe me, “science” is working feverishly to make this abomination a reality), for now, it’s impossible.  For there to be homosexuals, straight people need to have babies.   

We often hear that homosexuals were “born that way” and can’t help it.  I’ve spoken with several of them who, when pressed behind the scenes, are willing to admit to fatherless households, molestation by family and neighbors, physical and verbal abuse, and other things that happened as a child that confused their thinking.  They convince themselves they were “born that way” to make it easier on themselves, but most of them still don’t find much happiness as they move from one sexual partner to another, just hoping that that one will be the one that gives them the fulfilling relationship they are longing for.   And very few find this fulfillment. 

The homosexual couples I’ve met in my life have not been truly happy.  Sure, there are a few out there who claim they are happy and fulfilled but, typically, the same-sex home is filled with abuse, jealousy, and violence.  This is the same for both men and women same sex relationships.  The average lifespan of an active homosexual (especially a male) is many years less than a straight person.  This information is easily (or at least it used to be) found when doing an *honest* search. 

I’m not advocating for changing anyone.  Adults can choose what they want to choose for themselves.  I don’t care what one’s opinion is as to whether homosexuality is a choice or if a person is “born that way.”  It really doesn’t matter.  I am advocating for limiting the “shoving it in our face” that’s been going on for about a decade or longer.  We get it.  Homosexuals have been “accepted” except by a small segment of the population.  Forcing something on the public will not change their minds.  In fact, it has the opposite effect.  This is something that the homosexual community (and the so-called left for that matter) doesn’t seem to understand.   Causing yourself to be hated by your behavior and then advocating for laws to make it illegal to be hated only makes people hate you more.  Rainbow flags on churches and every other institution that used to stand for a difference doesn’t convince most people that a sexual activity or an alternative lifestyle should be accepted.  

This issue, like race relations, is something that most are terrified to talk about.  And rightfully so.  The frothing hatred of anyone who dares question homosexuality is very difficult to overcome.   Many in that community think that anyone who goes against anything they want to do is a threat and they should be shouted down, shut down and, in some cases, even killed.  This is no way to gain sympathy for a cause. 

In summary, shoving an agenda in front of people’s faces only changes things on the face of the issue.  Behind the scenes it only creates more hatred. 

Is celebrating sexual activity for an entire month helping the “cause” of homosexuality?  Or is it creating a large group of people who under their breath loathe this group more than they used to? When homosexuals went about their business, living their lives the way they wanted to without stirring the pot, I never used to hear, “something has to be done about these ‘gays’”   Now it’s something I’m hearing more and more as this agenda is forced on the public.

As for me and my house, we don’t plan to “celebrate” pride month.  Not at all.  And we refuse to listen to, buy from, or attend anywhere the “rainbow” is flying.   Nah.  We’ll just say no.  Meanwhile, me and my house really don’t give a darn what adults do with their lives.  Just leave others who don’t want to participate alone, and we’ll get along just fine.