Okay, that is way different and not what I was talking about at all. First of all, you already loved choir and you can't change that. You just chose to be open and indulgent of it. If you hadn't chosen to be open about it, you would still love choir, wouldn't you? So that's not what I was saying at all. What I was saying if you could choose to be straight or homosexual, without any prior preferences or biases, why would you choose homosexuality? I'm not saying why would you choose to be open about your homosexuality, just why would you "choose" homosexuality if it was an option?
And, ugh, you obviously don't understand. Being gay is not a choice. It is not something you do and wake up one morning saying "Hey, I'll be homosexual!" that's bullshit. Also, by what you're saying, being homosexual is equivalent to the sin of murder?
Anyways, homosexuality isn't a choice. Choosing to be open and to practice your homosexuality is a choice, but not being homosexual.

No way, it's exhausting hanging around people and getting involved (unless it's really worth your time). I like sitting at home and reading or dwelling in my mind instead. It's much more fascinating than what most people can provide anyways.

Haha, it was probably the name "Puff" that made you think that. I mean, "Puff" does sound like a word you'd associated with marshmallows or something, which are white.

Yeah, I can see that.

Thanks for the advice. :)

I just kinda multiplied the various sections, added the outliers, and then got the results. It wasn't that hard.

They don't "do" anything. They're being themselves as opposed to limiting themselves to these cages so as to please every one else. And, yes, because straight people are ALWAYS such great parents. It's not like straight people are abusive or unresponsible or anything. It's not like straight people give up their children for whatever reasons. But homosexuals, if they truly want to have kids, they have to plan it out and decide and they WANT the kid as opposed to just being stuck with them. Also, there are plenty of species of animals in nature that are homosexual. So don't start the "it's not natural" speech, because that's bull. You can't just be straight. You can't just be attracted to the opposite sex. It doesn't work like that. Gay men can't just kiss a woman and be suddenly attracted to her. They can't turn it on and off or anything, they can't choose. If they could, there would be a lot less gay people in the world because they would be sick of the ignorance and hate they receive.

How?

Being attracted to who you're attracted to isn't a choice. Even if it was, why would someone choose the path where tons of people hate them and they have to worry about violent homophobes or if their family might disown them? Why would someone choose to be treated so horribly? I bet a lot of homosexuals wish or have wished that they were straight and normal just to avoid people like you.

And how many eleven year olds do you know are alcoholics? Even so, if you are an alcoholic, you can still wanna "right" yourself and get sober.

Well, not at first, but they can learn over time even without any help from their parents and they should certainly have some sort of inkling by the time they're sixteen.

No problem, random guest. Just standing up for my opinions (though, that's a lot easier on the Internet than in real life).

Besides, a lot of kids have homes that they don't want to go back to.

Well, detentions don't really affect the parents. I mean, a detention is just kinda the equivalent of hanging out with some friends after school so it doesn't affect the parents much. However, if there's a suspension and the kid is left home all day, that's more big of a deal (did that make sense?). I mean, at my school, you get detention for chewing gum but suspensions are a lot more serious.

But kids can make choices for themselves despite their parents. I mean, they're definitely greatly influenced by their parents morals and discipline, but they can still decide what's right and what's wrong. Of course, that's not to say what she's doing is right or wrong, but it's probably really unhealthy.

A family friend of mine proposed to his wife with a plastic spider ring on Halloween. He got her an actual diamond ring later, but I thought that was really cute.

Well, this also serves the point of men being afraid of their masculinity being threatened through homosexuals. Also, a lot of male homophobes are homophobic exactly because of this. It's not the cause for all male homophobia, but it is for a lot. Anyways, people don't generally pick and choose on who they're afraid of.

Well, what can I say? I'm an opinionated bitch who really doesn't give a fuck. It's an occupational hazard.