> > Study: Can Gays Go Straight?
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> Straight? Always wondered if that words in itself is a judgemental term
> as if homosexuals had somehow taken a crooked path.
You're correct -- it is judgmental, and I'm surprised they used it.
Language is a powerful thing, eh? I had some gay acquaintances/colleagues
at another university who detested being called "homosexual" (as opposed to
being called "gay").
> Of course, the key word is "some." It is not synonomous with "all."
> Alas, if people just would cooperate and not be complex or complicated.
Couldn't this be good news for "some?" If you want to be one way, go that
way, and if you want to be another way, well there's that option too?
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