Extremely unlikely, since most of them look very mannish, even if they have all the surgery, but the rare few, I will have to keep an eye out for and watch out, but it is unlikely I will ever meet one in real life. I have seen shows like Jerry and Maury where they often have them on, but they are easy to point out that they were once males. But for you, they are "the best of both worlds".
Well, I always perceived this as a meme referring to the unrealistic expectations created by the movie industry.No, I'm not a lesbian. I don't make a secret, I'm bisexual, but what he said was obnoxious no matter who you are. I certainly don't pursue women because I'm unattractive to men, nor do I pursue women that are unattractive to men. Neither do the vast majority of lesbians.
"Boob job" seems easy enough.edit: I want to mention one additional thing straight couples can do gay men cannot. It's kind of tough to do here without getting too graphic.
I am not sure this applies to the tribal cultures which used to live in Oceania / the Americas.Seems like all cultures have some form of shame regarding certain expressions of sexuality so the emotion itself must be innate.
death? Isn't that a bit extreme?
I don't like things going up my bum.
As a matter of fact the host of the most popular political talk show over here is a Lesbian.
This is my number one problem with Christian morality. Stuff that feels good is immoral, WTH?!
But not all gay sex is that way. Many gays think that's dirty too and don't do that particular act. They just do other stuff.
No woman is a lesbian around me. I am that good. muhahahaha.
Would you say that no pleasurable things are immoral?
I think it's obvious that he means that it doesn't make sense to proclaim something as immoral just because it's pleasurable.
If something is pleasurable and doing it doesn't cause harm to someone else, then it's not immoral. Consensual sexual acts between adults, for whatever reasons, should never be considered immoral, that's just Puritanicalism. Citing some sort of intangible, unprovable "damage to the soul" doesn't suffice to condemn such activities.
Aside from cases where you are causing displeasure to someone else by doing so, yes I would say that.Would you say that no pleasurable things are immoral?
Admittedly, my view on the matter makes little sense in an atheistic framework, but I'm not denouncing it just because it's pleasurable. If pleasure were a bad thing, then I wouldn't even be here, since arguing with strangers does give me a certain sick pleasure. Pleasure is a very good thing that is often sought in the wrong places.