Gay StarCraft Players - Page 46

On February 28 2011 08:42 FabledIntegral wrote:
I remember liking girls as long as I can remember, as young as 4 years old I was always thinking about girls. And not just "thinking about" randomly, but sexual thoughts, by 5 I had already fingered two girls and made out with another, I was obsessed with them. Unfortunately I got more action between ages 1-10 than I did between 11-16.

The American Psychological Association, American Psychiatric Association, and National Association of Social Workers stated in 2006:
“Currently, there is no scientific consensus about the specific factors that cause an individual to become heterosexual, homosexual, or bisexual—including possible biological, psychological, or social effects of the parents’ sexual orientation. However, the available evidence indicates that the vast majority of lesbian and gay adults were raised by heterosexual parents and the vast majority of children raised by lesbian and gay parents eventually grow up to be heterosexual.[2] ”

The Royal College of Psychiatrists stated in 2007:
“Despite almost a century of psychoanalytic and psychological speculation, there is no substantive evidence to support the suggestion that the nature of parenting or early childhood experiences play any role in the formation of a person’s fundamental heterosexual or homosexual orientation. It would appear that sexual orientation is biological in nature, determined by a complex interplay of genetic factors and the early uterine environment. Sexual orientation is therefore not a choice.”

The American Academy of Pediatrics stated in Pediatrics in 2004:
“Sexual orientation probably is not determined by any one factor but by a combination of genetic, hormonal, and environmental influences. In recent decades, biologically based theories have been favored by experts. Although there continues to be controversy and uncertainty as to the genesis of the variety of human sexual orientations, there is no scientific evidence that abnormal parenting, sexual abuse, or other adverse life events influence sexual orientation. Current knowledge suggests that sexual orientation is usually established during early childhood.

On February 28 2011 10:46 Torte de Lini wrote:

Excuse me while I adjust my skeptical glasses.

Fingering at fucking 5? Bullshit, that doesn't at all possible or accurate unless it's from a Spirou comic book.

On February 28 2011 11:21 The KY wrote:


I can relate to being obsessed with sex at a young age; I (regularly) sucked another boys penis when I was 6, I (inexpertly) licked a girls pussy when I was 7 and I had what can only be described as an ongoing sexual relationship with a 15 year old boy when I was only 8. True fuckin' story.

That last one is probably pretty fucked, but it doesn't affect me, if I ever even think about it it's with surprised detachment. Like 'Oh yeah that did happen. Huh.'

Man I hope no one I actually know reads this forum. That'd be bad.

On February 28 2011 11:35 Mora wrote:


yeah, these kinds of experiences are not unusual (though they certainly must seem so by people who have not had them)

i first started playing around with boys when i was 5 years old or so. i fingered my best friend when we were both 8 years old. she even grabbed my limp penis and stuck it in her vagina. lol

i sucked another guys penis (with a glad sandwich bag between my mouth and his penis) when i was 9? or 10?

i've been sexual/had sexual experiences for as far as my memory goes back pretty much.

On February 28 2011 10:46 Torte de Lini wrote:

Excuse me while I adjust my skeptical glasses.

Fingering at fucking 5? Bullshit, that doesn't at all possible or accurate unless it's from a Spirou comic book.

This is a game, stop bringing sexuality or sexual discrimination or sex education into the mix. You sounds as if straight gamers won't play sc with you. just sounds like YOU dont wanna play sc with straight gamers.

On February 28 2011 11:52 bovi wrote:
This is a game, stop bringing sexuality or sexual discrimination or sex education into the mix.

On February 28 2011 12:05 Mora wrote:


Why?

If you do not want to participate in this thread, do not participate. The amount of positive responses from people has been overwhelming: far beyond my expectations.

* People have been able to find out information they wanted to know or were curious about, and have enjoyed such
* People have commented that their perspectives on sexuality have been broadened, and are glad for it
* People who have a difficult time meeting others similar to them have found a very very small slice of TL.net (this thread) to do so. They've been thankful for it.

I do not get these kinds of posts. My intentions were clear in my original post, all of which have been realized in a positive, successful way. No harm has come from this thread, and any participation is completely optional.

What is your problem?

On February 28 2011 08:42 FabledIntegral wrote:
I remember liking girls as long as I can remember, as young as 4 years old I was always thinking about girls. And not just "thinking about" randomly, but sexual thoughts, by 5 I had already fingered two girls and made out with another

On February 28 2011 13:54 iPlaY.NettleS wrote:

That ain't right.....

On February 28 2011 13:56 FabledIntegral wrote:


Because, you know, kids aren't curious, right? It's not exactly uncommon.

On February 28 2011 09:57 42x10 wrote:
In my mind being gay is mostly a result of social conditions, contrary to what some people have stated in this thread.

Some people are just born gay. Their entire lives they feel attracted to the opposite sex, or even that they are trapped in the wrong body. These people will always be gay and should be allowed to live as they wish. They make up probably ten percent of the gay community. The problem is that same sex attraction is often indicative of a gender identity disorder, which is caused by a legitimate hormonal imbalance. This is why you have to get psychologically tested before you undergo gender reassignment surgery.

In cultures that are more accepting towards gays, there is a higher recognized gay population. Of course that makes sense. However i think this is because of several factors, not just the fact that, for example, in Saudi Arabia you can be executed for being gay, and in the US you can't. When a society is more accepting of gays, it means people who have these type of identity issues are told that how they feel is okay, and that they should accept it. It feels "right" to them, as many people say, because that's just naturally who they are.

However if they were examined for hormonal imbalances and the like, i'm sure MANY (but not all) would be found to have them. These chemical problems, while not exactly common in the population, pop up more than you would think. These seem to me to also be what causes your stereotypical "feminine" gay behavior. Similarly some of them will probably have childhood issues, and some will even be "imitating" gays, which they think is "cool". While it's not at the same level as some of these people, the fad among highschool girls in declaring themselves as "bisexual" and even experimenting in that manner is an example of how societal acceptance of homosexuality leads to increasing it's prevalence.

But it's not like i'm saying there aren't many degrees of homosexuality. The fact is that some guys like guys and some women like women. But i believe that some percentage of those people only persist in that attraction because society increasingly pushes them towards accepting that as a lifestyle in stead of moving away from it. Is that a bad thing or a good thing? I don't think i'm in any position to say as i'm a straight male.