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Topic	Science discovers bisexual men are not a myth
LinkPizza 07/24/20 12:22:35 PM #10:	Dreamgamer_lgbt posted... That is true. Nobody was making a difference in genders and sexuality regarding relationships until around 321 CE. ( A.D.) at least that is for Roman Empire and most of Europe too. Unfortunately that changed and for nearly past two thousand years it was a horror. People were killed for loving a person of the same gender and to this day some countries still do that. Even discriminating same-gender relationships is cruel treatment that can ruin lives, unfortunately some people consider such treatment to be good for moral values. I would say that this confirms that even if humans follow and understand the importance of some good ethical principles today , they may disregard them in future. We never know what other things people will come up with. When I was talking to a guy about, I mentioned it being sad that we went backwards by not letting people love who they love without making those people weird. But he said, Maybe it didnt work. It seemed to work for then to an extent I guess, but things changed for them and now things are the way they are for us, so maybe it's better this way. I disagreed, though. At least with the last part. I just figured that it died with them and their culture when the ancients died or whatever... But I dont think its better this way... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around. <cite>LinkPizza posted [p:942528257] in Science di... [t:78868054]...</cite> <quote>Dreamgamer_lgbt posted...</cite> <quote>That is true. Nobody was making a difference in genders and sexuality regarding relationships until around 321 CE. ( A.D.) at least that is for Roman Empire and most of Europe too. Unfortunately that changed and for nearly past two thousand years it was a horror. People were killed for loving a person of the same gender and to this day some countries still do that. Even discriminating same-gender relationships is cruel treatment that can ruin lives, unfortunately some people consider such treatment to be good for moral values. I would say that this confirms that even if humans follow and understand the importance of some good ethical principles today , they may disregard them in future. We never know what other things people will come up with.</quote> When I was talking to a guy about, I mentioned it being sad that we went backwards by not letting people love who they love without making those people weird. But he said, Maybe it didnt work. It seemed to work for then to an extent I guess, but things changed for them and now things are the way they are for us, so maybe it's better this way. I disagreed, though. At least with the last part. I just figured that it died with them and their culture when the ancients died or whatever... But I dont think its better this way... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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