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Revision as of 05:05, October 26, 2011
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:::::::::::::Oy, so many indentations :P
:::::::::::::Oy, so many indentations :P
From the other side at least there's a really interesting documentary about homosexuality in Orthodox Jewish communities. The general consensus(except for those intimately(pardon the phrase) involved) is that there are no homosexuals in Orthodox Jewish communities. It is a growing problem wherein the growing acceptance in society makes it more likely that they will come out which creates big problems. Yeah, I've been trying to find that study but I can't find it online or in any databases through my university. Kinda frustrating. I did find a couple of meta-studies that I have on my to-read list but my school reading is already heavy. As to the Muslim/African homosexual possibilities all you have to do is look at the hangings in Iran and the law they're trying to pass in Uganda to know that there are gay people there too. Personally I know people who went through years of ex-gay programs only to realize too late that there is nothing to change. [[User:Ayzmo|Ayzmo :)]] 23:07, 25 October 2011 (EDT)
From the other side at least there's a really interesting documentary about homosexuality in Orthodox Jewish communities. The general consensus(except for those intimately(pardon the phrase) involved) is that there are no homosexuals in Orthodox Jewish communities. It is a growing problem wherein the growing acceptance in society makes it more likely that they will come out which creates big problems. Yeah, I've been trying to find that study but I can't find it online or in any databases through my university. Kinda frustrating. I did find a couple of meta-studies that I have on my to-read list but my school reading is already heavy. As to the Muslim/African homosexual possibilities all you have to do is look at the hangings in Iran and the law they're trying to pass in Uganda to know that there are gay people there too. Personally I know people who went through years of ex-gay programs only to realize too late that there is nothing to change. [[User:Ayzmo|Ayzmo :)]] 23:07, 25 October 2011 (EDT)
::::I think the percentage is less in the communities I cited. Plus, I do know there are ex-homosexuals. Lastly, although I am about to send off an email as a courtesy to you, my focus in my free time for the foreseeable future is not going to be on aberrant lifestyle of homosexuality so please do not expect lengthy discussions from me. If you want to debate the issue of homosexuality perhaps [[User: Daniel1212]] or [[User: Ed Poor]] may wish to accommodate you. [[User:Conservative|Conservative]] 01:05, 26 October 2011 (EDT)