GL responds: Hi JC: I don't believe you would not know the answers to those question if there were answers.
That is my point. There are so many questions about homosexuality that we do not know and dare not ask - including medical questions. Dr. Joaquim DeSouza and Kevin had a lot of good generalization. But let me ask them and others how they would handle the following situation where: About fifteen years ago, we were living very comfortably in our home in the USA with our teenage daughter. One day an affable Goan relative comes from Canada to visit us and pend some time with us. But the relative comes with their live-in lover. Should I make this relative: 1. Very much at home and make the persons an example to my kid. 2. Allow the two lovers share the same bed room for as long as they want to be our guests. 3. Force them into separate bedrooms and abide by our mores while they are under our roof. 4. Pack this relative back home or to a hotel ASAP. It is free to vote!:=)) Ladies as the boss of the home please opine. Regards, GL ---- jose colaco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I tried very hard to answer your most excellent questions .... but I don't > think I made sense to you. Either that ...or you do not read. > > I believe it is the former.. good wishes ... jc >From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <I am not sure you answered any of my questions. > None of them were trick questions. > They were posed because I do not know the answer to them. > Can you or any one answer the question? especailly > Do you think same-sex pedophiles is a sexual-behavioral extension of adult > homosexuality or is it a different 'kettle of fish'? > > If you do not know, please say so and let's not answer a question with a > question.
