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“KiMare'a the Monster Mutation”
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Let me help you out, butch behavior and the amygdala; http://wiringthebrain.blogspot.com/2010/07/se...
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Roadrunner
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Marriage was not invented by Christians, and is not an only Christian concept. Your post and idea's are flawed in that manner. KiMare wrote: <quoted text> Sorry, marriage is and has always been the reunion of of diverse genders with the ponderous propensity of human fruit. Christian morality dictates sexual sobriety or marriage. There are no other options. My brother calls me that all the time, and he really like me. I like you too. Grin.
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Roadrunner
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Why do some women only keep their hair long, or only wear dresses, or look like a playboy barbie, while others are more down to earth, cut their hair a manageable length, wear pants and jeans, and don't want to look like a plastic doll? What does any of this have to do with evolution? Who says that a woman dresses and acts like a man to ATTRACT another lesbian? Maybe that's just who they are. They are more masculine in nature. It has nothing to do with evolution. If we were discussing evolution, we could ask why there are still bigoted, ignorant idiots like you out there who JUST. DON'T. GET. IT. It would seem to be evolution in reverse with people like you...why is that? KiMare wrote: KiMare wrote: It's been a week, and still, no one can answer a simple question. Why would a lesbian dress and act like a man to attract another lesbian? How does that relate to evolution? Still Smiling. <quoted text> Genetic defect, or as we say, a monster mutation. Smile.
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“some...you just can't reach”
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KiMare wrote: KiMare wrote: <quoted text> Now, now chucky, don't go getting jealous. You need a brain to adopt my lingo. smirk. <quoted text> Not necessary for most people. Smile. LAME.....
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“some...you just can't reach”
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RatherBeInMissouri wrote: <quoted text> straight forward? Hm... Couldn't that mean, if you're wife won't put out, it's still cheating if you do it with a man/prostitute? This is exactly my point on translation and interpretation. You CANNOT put meaning to something so vague and assert that it is absolute truth because someone told you it is! <quoted text> Why is that? shellfish caused DEATH back then, when people stuggled just live through child birth! While sex.... is just sex! Just more proof that you have been taught that God is obsessed with sex. Death vs. love death vs. sexual pleasure Yeah, I can see why homos were a MUCH bigger problem in God's eyes.... LMAO purely canadian is out there....saying it is pointless to argue shellfish and hair.....she misses the very point....ALL those things are listed as sins, and all sin is equal......god doesn't see a difference...sin is sin... besides...leviticus does not even say it (being gay) is a sin....but clearly calls the others sins...
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“some...you just can't reach”
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PURELYCANADIAN wrote: <quoted text> Why are you GAYS always trying to prove that 2 wrongs make a right! your analogy is flawed....gays would have to be allowed to marry BEFORE it would be called marital infidelity....
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Roadrunner
Perry, MI
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Why does a personality trait have to fit into evolution? That's all it is, a facet of a persons personality. You're trying to make it more than what it is. KiMare wrote: <quoted text> No, you gave me a shallow silly personal opinion. Nothing validated and not a single explanation of how flamboyance and butch behavior fits with evolution.
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Roadrunner
Perry, MI
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I don't know why you consider genetic variances, defects? It is not a defect, it is a variance. A difference. A difference is not always a defect. KiMare wrote: <quoted text> You are making MY point because you didn't understand the context. However, I treat all genetic defects with sensitivity and care. I am however, barbaric with denial. So far gays and you have denied we are genetic defects, right. I would suggest genetic defects ARE tests to see how we deal with difficulty. Denial is not a good start. Smile.
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Roadrunner
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Maybe they have more testosterone in their system than they should have, which doesn't make it an evolutionary issue, nor a genetic issue. It would be an issue of the glands that produce those horomones, producing the wrong amounts, which can usually be taken care of with medications these days. I don't produce enough T3 and T4 horomones (thyroid) so I have to take a synthetic horomone medication every day for the rest of my life. I am not genetically flawed because of it, nor does it effect evolution. It simply means I have a medical condition that is helped with modern medication. KiMare wrote: <quoted text> Inherent in butch is the attempt to look AND act like a man. You ignore the degree either out of ignorance or deliberate deception. There are other glaring inaccuracies in what you say, but the above puts you back at square one. Please look up 'evolutionary mating behavior'. That will give you a basis to answer the second part of my question, how does butch relate to evolution?
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Roadrunner
Perry, MI
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But you didn't answer the ESSENTIAL question of the post....how do ANY of these marriages effect you and your life in any way? Answer: THEY DON'T. PURELYCANADIAN wrote: <quoted text> I chose the Netherlands because they were the first Country to legalize gay marriages. And also because they have way better statistics. Don't like it...too bad!
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Roadrunner
Perry, MI
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One of the final statements in the link you posted: "We now return to the overarching question of this paper: Are we witnessing the emergence of a new family form that provides a context for children that is equivalent to the traditional marriage-based family? Even after an extensive reading of the same-sex parenting literature, the author cannot offer a high confidence, data-based “yes” or “no” response to this question. To restate, not one of the 59 studies referenced in the 2005 APA Brief (pp. 23–45; see Table 1) compares a large, random, representative sample of lesbian or gay parents and their children with a large, random, representative sample of married parents and their children. The available data, which are drawn primarily from small convenience samples, are insufficient to support a strong generalizable claim either way. Such a statement would not be grounded in science. To make a generalizable claim, representative, large-sample studies are needed—many of them" Hmmmm, seems to not back up your claim too well, does it? Did you read the entire thing? I didn't think so. KiMare wrote: <quoted text> Oh thank you for the challenge!!! Here is mine; http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/... Let me return the favor and ask you for a specific study with study parameters (how they conducted the study), that show gay couples compared to straight families of all types. Here is a example of the problem you are facing; http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/... I eagerly await your response. Smile.
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JDubbizback
Lillington, NC
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Roadrunner wrote: One of the final statements in the link you posted: "We now return to the overarching question of this paper: Are we witnessing the emergence of a new family form that provides a context for children that is equivalent to the traditional marriage-based family? Even after an extensive reading of the same-sex parenting literature, the author cannot offer a high confidence, data-based “yes” or “no” response to this question. To restate, not one of the 59 studies referenced in the 2005 APA Brief (pp. 23–45; see Table 1) compares a large, random, representative sample of lesbian or gay parents and their children with a large, random, representative sample of married parents and their children. The available data, which are drawn primarily from small convenience samples, are insufficient to support a strong generalizable claim either way. Such a statement would not be grounded in science. To make a generalizable claim, representative, large-sample studies are needed—many of them" Hmmmm, seems to not back up your claim too well, does it? Did you read the entire thing? I didn't think so.<quoted text> I don't think he ever does read the entire study, simply because he likes to be arrogant and have things his way and in his favor.
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“KiMare'a the Monster Mutation”
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Roadrunner wrote: One of the final statements in the link you posted: "We now return to the overarching question of this paper: Are we witnessing the emergence of a new family form that provides a context for children that is equivalent to the traditional marriage-based family? Even after an extensive reading of the same-sex parenting literature, the author cannot offer a high confidence, data-based “yes” or “no” response to this question. To restate, not one of the 59 studies referenced in the 2005 APA Brief (pp. 23–45; see Table 1) compares a large, random, representative sample of lesbian or gay parents and their children with a large, random, representative sample of married parents and their children. The available data, which are drawn primarily from small convenience samples, are insufficient to support a strong generalizable claim either way. Such a statement would not be grounded in science. To make a generalizable claim, representative, large-sample studies are needed—many of them" Hmmmm, seems to not back up your claim too well, does it? Did you read the entire thing? I didn't think so.<quoted text> When Jdumb agrees with you, that is a clear sign you missed it. The assertion has been that gay couples with children EQUATE to natural families, BASED ON THE STUDIES THE ARTICLE JUST DEBUNKED. Those studies were not just paraded on here, they were used to approve gay adoption, support foster care by gays and even remove children from natural parents. The author is simply saying, "Not so fast". The facts are not there. Smile.
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rider
Marquette, MI
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Complete Book: "THE TAKING OF AMERICA, 1-2-3", 1985 THE TAKING OF AMERICA, 1-2-3. by Richard E. Sprague Richard E. Sprague 1976. Limited First Edition 1976. Revised Second Edition 1979. Updated Third ... http://www.ratical.org/ratville/JFK/ToA/ - 5k -
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Since: Aug 11
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KiMare wrote: <quoted text> Look up a genetic chimera, then add a twist of hermaphrodite. Smile/Grin That's both of us! hermaphrodite is a person with both sexes to one degree or another. It may also be referred too as non-specific gender. Therefore, you can't be a lesbian or a male. Sheeshh....
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“KiMare'a the Monster Mutation”
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WasteWater wrote: <quoted text> hermaphrodite is a person with both sexes to one degree or another. It may also be referred too as non-specific gender. Therefore, you can't be a lesbian or a male. Sheeshh.... Really? The doctors lied to me? My parents? My vagina, penis and three nipples are not really there? I don't have the genetic code of two people? I'm not a monster mutation?!? Smile.
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JDubbizback
Lillington, NC
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KiMare wrote: <quoted text> When Jdumb agrees with you, that is a clear sign you missed it. The assertion has been that gay couples with children EQUATE to natural families, BASED ON THE STUDIES THE ARTICLE JUST DEBUNKED. Those studies were not just paraded on here, they were used to approve gay adoption, support foster care by gays and even remove children from natural parents. The author is simply saying, "Not so fast". The facts are not there. Smile. You have a comptrhrnsion problem, smartass. Maybe you should get your IQ checked, because the last I heard on the news, men's IQs dropped significantly, and women have the highest IQ as of now.
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Since: Sep 09
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KiMare wrote: <quoted text> Really? The doctors lied to me? My parents? My vagina, penis and three nipples are not really there? I don't have the genetic code of two people? I'm not a monster mutation?!? Smile. NAh...... Just a mental one.
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“KiMare'a the Monster Mutation”
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Jedi Mind Trickers wrote: <quoted text>Wow, get an education. Hermaphroditus is only found in children. When children grow into puberty, a gender is specified and they are called intersexed, one sex is operative. Some have functioning ovaries and other male sperms, the females also have wombs and can have children. Therefore, you can be either a lesbian, gay or heterosexual. Get an education. Thank you Obi Wan Kanobi!
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Since: Sep 09
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KiMare wrote: <quoted text> I'm Italian. By wife is never bored with the natural way. Grin. All my life I've had 99.9% Italian men.. Most of them of them were " Appeso come un cavallo" but some.. were eh... wifey likes that penetration ay..
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