Faid
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Joined: Mar. 2006
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No the reasons are different for teenagers (they mostly have to do with the feeling of invulnerability that comes with that age, in my opinion). When talking about homosexuals, it is possible that the fact they're treated as outcasts makes some among them feel and behave as such, making them reckless and with a knee-jerk reaction to any rules set in the society that makes them feel unwanted.
That, however, is not representative of homosexuals in general, and as a matter of fact it's something to be expected, to a degree, in any social group that's been discriminated against.
Unfortunately, to the minds of people like thordaddy, the exception becomes the rule.
But the main issue remains: Regarding safety from STDs, There is absolutely no difference between a reckless homosexual and a reckless heterosexual; The only issue with male homosexuals is the higher percentage of practicing anal sex, that can make them more vulnerable. But, like I've said before, that only means a homosexual should be more aware and careful; claiming that this makes them "abnormal" is like claiming that surgeons are freaks, because they have a greater chance of getting infected with STDs than other doctors.
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"...mutations can add information to a genome. And remember, I have never said that this is not possible."
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