Ah yes, the topic almost, if not all teenagers think about. It can be a good and a bad thing at the same time. It causes a lot of arguments between family and/or friends. To people who live in a bubble, the different types of 'sexualities' may seem like how a white person used to see a black person; unnatural.

Wonderful isn't it?

I don't care what your sexuality is. If your gay, cool. If your pansexual, cool, I am too. It's your choice, not mine.

The definition of 'sexuality' is; "a person's sexual orientation or preference."
I think it's stupid. I don't see the word 'sexuality' as that. My definition of 'sexuality' is; "acceptance."

Like I said before, sexualities cause problems. For example; if your family is all homophobic and your gay, then they will look down on you. Not accepting you as you. Therefor making you feel like absolute shit and a disgrace, something a family should never do.

From my experience with religion and sexuality, they clash. I've heard many conversations about how being gay is a sin or being gay is the devils work.
Absolute bullshit!
Being gay is never a bad thing, it shouldn't even be said or believed in. Really your just saying to someone who dedicated their whole life to helping people in need, went to church every Sunday, donated to the poor, traveled the world to adopt kids, and build shelters for homeless people that they are going to hell because of one simple thing. People have to get out of this mind set.

I've also heard how these different sexualities were meant to stop over population. That may be true but can't you see, because of these sexualities there has been so many people connecting with others. They have build a whole community where everyone is accepted for who they are, just like how a family should be.

I would be ashamed to have a homophobic child. A homophobic child is the definition of a homophobic adult; ignorante.
If my child is attracted to someone else that isn't the opposite sex, I wouldn't be ashamed. I wouldn't be ashamed of a child who is brave enough to actually come out of the closet and be able to accept other for who they are.

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