Open Question: Why do some Muslim men kick puppies, stone women, and are ok with throwing gays off buildings? Is this why liberals want them here so bad?
They use their faith to justify all of these actions, so how do we ensure they won’t attempt to do the same in America? Would it be “islamophobic” to speak out against this type of behavior? Is political correctness more important than protecting puppies, women, and gays?

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Open Question: Confused, need advice?
Up until 4 weeks ago I always assumed I was straight, I have had same sex fantasies before but that’s what I always assumed they were, fantasies as I don’t actually intend to ever try anything with a male. 4 weeks ago the prospect of a relationship (with a girl) became a likelihood and since then I keep having this feeling that I can’t be in a relationship with her in case I am gay. I have never been attracted to males physically or emotionally and although I can acknowledge when a guy is attractive, my first thought isnt sexual and I do not automatically think sexual thoughts unless I consciously do it? I do not think I could ever be in a relationship with a man, I have never had a crush on someone of the same sex, all fantasies have been physical/sexual and short lived. I also notice females automatically e.g. In the street my eyes are always drawn to females and never males unless I consciously force myself to look at men. I really do desire a relationship with females and specifically this girl though something feels wrong? On a seperate subject ive always been convinced I am not good enough for someone and I have trust issues and get jealous easily. Could it be that it’s not as much my sexuality that’s the problem and that I’m just trying to find a way to sabotage a potential relationship to prevent myself from possibly getting hurt? I understand I may be bi-curious too. Any input would be greatly appreciated as I am very confused at the moment.

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Open Question: What's up with society's reaction to Charlie Sheen having HIV?
In most cases of HIV, especially if the person is a woman or a gay male, there is a general attitude of sympathy from society. I have even seen this with female porn stars. Yet I am noticing that in the case of Charlie Sheen, there is this “haha that’s what you get” type attitude towards him as if he somehow got what he deserved for his promiscuity. I don’t get it. Is it because he was getting with prostitutes? How is that different from having one night stands? I’ve actually heard that prostitutes are less risky than your typically one night stand. Is it perhaps because of the feminist narrative that men who use prostitutes are somehow victimuzing them?

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Open Question: Problems with a married man?
I hate asking this question but I just have to. I currently work at a department store and I work with a guy who is married. He tends to always want to flirt and be around me. Knowing he is married I don’t do anything to egg him on but in the beginning I played along but now it’s like what do I do? The other day I was just sitting in the back office trying to get something done and his eyes would not leave me. I also REALLY HATE to say this but I kind of like him. I don’t do anything but my usual self at work so im not throwing myself at him. What do you think I should do? Thanks a lot

I pray about it every night as well.

On top of that a guy who told me he liked me then said he was gay then said he wasn’t has decided to come into my life

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Open Question: What are people so against being transgender?
Can someone please explain to me why people find being transgender is sick? I understand that no it is certainly not normal but it s something that cannot be helped. I don t understand how someone who is born feeling the opposite sex to what they actually are on the outside is so sick? The only way it is sick is the fact that the person can t be happy until they fully transfer but apart from that, what s so bad about it?
I am not transgender myself and I haven t experienced it so I can t fully say anything but I do understand it.
I have myself been in a relationship with a transgender person myself and it is pretty clear that they go through a ton of ****, especially when they haven t had transitions yet. The fact he was transgender made him feel **** a lot, why would someone go through all that **** if it was something they could help?
The best thing to do is to support them with it if they aren t happy and haven t been happy because of that for a long time.
People say it s sick but I guess it s just like being “gay” all over again, what people don t understand, they re afraid of. Hopefully in a couple years time, it will be accepted just as much as being gay is.
Just I need to know from someone else s point of view, what s so bad about it?

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