Gay Mormons committing suicide

[pelagius]

Originally Posted by MikeWaters

I was asking the surly bully student sitting in the front the question, not the teacher's aide.

I'm lashing out because you ignored my review of Twilight. I had no choice but to throw cold water on your rhetorical frenzy.

[Archaea]

Originally Posted by MikeWaters

I was asking the surly bully student sitting in the front the question, not the teacher's aide.

Fascinating. Everybody has his price. Ain't capitalism grand?

[MikeWaters]

Originally Posted by pelagius

I'm lashing out because you ignored my review of Twilight. I had no choice but to throw cold water on your rhetorical frenzy.

I chose not to read it in case you ruined it with spoilers.

If you were paying attention you should know that I don't like spoilers.

[pelagius]

Originally Posted by MikeWaters

I chose not to read it in case you ruined it with spoilers.

If you were paying attention you should know that I don't like spoilers.

Certainly a cost of reading my review but not reading it has costs too.

[MikeWaters]

Originally Posted by pelagius

Certainly a cost of reading my review but not reading it has costs too.

I didn't want to do it. I really didn't. Because I know you will be crushed and hurt.

I am yet to read one of your lessons.

Yikes! I said it!

Forgive me. I'll get to them eventually.

[T Blue]

Originally Posted by Indy Coug

The stigma and difficulties are slowly going away, especially if you move to gay-friendly areas.

These relatives of mine were initially brought up in one of the smallest communities in northeastern Utah, they then moved to a somewhat larger community in southwestern Colorado, where they discovered their sexuality.

After they found there weren't many others of their same attractions they immediately responded by moving to the most gay friendly communitites in America.

Amazing to me is how they mock and ridicule anyone who isn't as "forward" thinking as they are as being from a small hick town in whatever state you are from.

Methinks there will be many in the LDS community who are going to pakc their bags and leave the tent when the "old codgers" from Temple Square don't waver on this and in truth might even make a more rigorous stand against homosexuality.

First we abhor, then we accept, then we embrace. I wonder where most people stand in this line??

[pelagius]

Originally Posted by MikeWaters

Forgive me. I'll get to them eventually.

One hardly has time to read a Sunday School lesson when there are so many injustices in the world and you have a real chance of affecting them by bloviating uncontrollably on cougarguard about them. I can hardly be offended when you're engaged in a such a high and holy work.

[MikeWaters]

Originally Posted by pelagius

One hardly has time to read a Sunday School lesson when there are so many injustices in the world and you have a real chance of affecting them by bloviating uncontrollably on cougarguard about them. I can hardly be offended when you're engaged in a such a high and holy work.

Dang, I thought it would hit you hard, but not so hard as to necessitate a Creekster-esque lecture!

[creekster]

Originally Posted by pelagius

One hardly has time to read a Sunday School lesson when there are so many injustices in the world and you have a real chance of affecting them by bloviating uncontrollably on cougarguard about them. I can hardly be offended when you're engaged in a such a high and holy work.

LOL. Literally OL.

[MikeWaters]

Originally Posted by creekster

LOL. Literally OL.

Creekster says "you took the words right out of my mouth!"