a rational viewpoint was re new study out on gay percentage in article c l v jcv news cso uiuc edu dans uxa cso uiuc edu dan s writes don t forget about the culture sadly we don t as a society look upon homosexuality as normal and as we are all too well aware there are alot of people who condemn it as a result the gay population is not encouraged to develop non promiscuous relationships in fact there are many roadblocks put in the way of such committed relationships it is as if the heterosexual community puts these blocks there so as to perpetuate the claim that gays are immoral my if we allowed gays to marry raise children we might just find out they re as moral as we are can t have that can we just some thoughts flame away dan this is a very good point one that i have held for sometime we do not allow people to develop on the paths that they choose or desire even with heterosexuals we tend to leave some hanging in the sense of knowledge and information about sexuality and relationships it is very difficult for a young person to develop and build a positive view of themself when they are constantly being told implicitly and explicitly that they are wrong and immoral the concepts about personal relationships are deeply embedded in emotionalism and fear these fears cover a wide range but mostly jealousy and lack of trust seem to be cornerstones of modern day american relationships we also set on top of this the concepts of madison avenue attractiveness and standards and put the pressure on to measure up
