I Accidentally Found Out My Brother Is Gay And Dont Know What To Do (he Doesnt Know I Know)
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Dude shut the f*** up, that's your insult to everything, you're always the victim and we all have genetic advantages over you. Keep making excuses for yourself, you're the last person I'd want any advice from, believe me.
Clearly you seem to have the biggest obsession with yournlooks and appearance, that's how you judge everyone on here. Pathetic
DoctorHouse
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I got news for you, just living in this present world and time with so much hate is a hardship for all us straight or gay. His brother is going to surround himself with people who are gay just so his hardship can be blunted somewhat. That is why I tend to avoid toxic people and try to surround myself with people who are positive and want to enhance themselves. Life is full of hardships but you can accommodate your life so you can adjust to them. This forum is dedicated to one of the biggest hardships that people face: Hair loss.
What's my bullshit? You just have a bias towards me cause you think that I'm better looking than you therefore I must be an insensitive piece of sh*t? Is that what it is? Cause it looks like that
First of all, he's wearing a rug, a sin in itself. Haha. Second, on a more serious note, this is archaic, at best, and I would strongly consider a reevaluation of stance on this. But that's just my opinion, you can do what you'd like.
You're right man, I shouldn't be the one to sneak behind his back and let her know, I love my brother, we were very close when I was a kid but kind of had completely different lifestyles when I went to highschool and since then we were never as close. I'm definitely gonna bring it up with him when it feels like a reasonable time to, I just hope he doesn't reject the opening for the conversation and make it awkward for himself, I want him to know it's ok for him to, but I admit I think I don't SEEM like someone who he would feel comfortable talking to about it.
DoctorHouse
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You might get lucky and he brings it up to you first but I would not let this wait too long.
And you deduce that based on me telling you the gym may be good for your self esteem and overall well being lol.
Because we haven't really had any other conversation and I never plan to have one with such a bitter self absorbed victim, you're always the victim. No matter what was said, you're uglier so your the victim, your gross man.
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Homosexuality is a natural variance in behavior. It even exists in the animal kingdom.
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Its a disorder. Animals eat their young, have incest and many other things not healthy - pretty soon they'll be saying beastiality and pedoism is normal cause someone was "born" with it.
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Cannibalism, beastiality, and pedophilia are completely different. They may also be normal in nature (in the statistical meaning of normal), but within society we treat them as morally abhorrent due to the inescapable harm they cause. The same is not true of homosexuality, which does not cause inescapable harm. Adults can give consent which is the principal difference. it can lead to pair bonding between consenting adults and strengthen communities.
CaptainForehead
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What harm does sheep boning do? Compared to animal farming lets say.
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@g.i joey
A family member in my own family is gay.
Your mother probably already knows it. Chances are if your sister does, she is aware, she just doesn't
what to put pressure on your brother (unlike your sister).
If you say something, your mom might see you as a "trouble maker", even though that is clearly
not the case.
I've broken connections or have been very rude with second cousins once removed,
and even one time close friends who tried to "enroll" him into conversion therapy.
Even when we have good intentions, we cannot change people's feelings, or ignorance for that
matter on any subject. No matter if we were close to that person at one time, it is what it is, unfortunately
what are relationships are at the present state that really impact something.
A family member in my own family is gay.
Your mother probably already knows it. Chances are if your sister does, she is aware, she just doesn't
what to put pressure on your brother (unlike your sister).
If you say something, your mom might see you as a "trouble maker", even though that is clearly
not the case.
I've broken connections or have been very rude with second cousins once removed,
and even one time close friends who tried to "enroll" him into conversion therapy.
Even when we have good intentions, we cannot change people's feelings, or ignorance for that
matter on any subject. No matter if we were close to that person at one time, it is what it is, unfortunately
what are relationships are at the present state that really impact something.
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It's just a phase, don't worry. 
If you don't live in a muslim or african country I think it's ok for him, he can freely live his sexuality ... and it's his sexuality, not yours. Not your business, no need to talk about that.
And maybe later he will come out :
But first the cure ... for baldness of course.
If you don't live in a muslim or african country I think it's ok for him, he can freely live his sexuality ... and it's his sexuality, not yours. Not your business, no need to talk about that.
And maybe later he will come out :
But first the cure ... for baldness of course.
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Sodomy leads to leaky butt holes and premature diaper wearing, thats not harmful or unhealthy?
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Not funny.
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It's just a phase, don't worry.
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What is it you're trying to say?
Maybe I can translate for you?
Maybe I can translate for you?
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Ya being in a homo relationship is not. Just listen to testomies of those who were there, there is better way.....
But you'd never here that from LGBTQ propaganda