@Ionus,
Quote:You know why so many women support homosexuals ? Most women at some stage experiment with other women. If there is anything wrong with it, then they might develop a guilty conscience..we cant have improper acts followed by a guilty conscience.
Women also want protection and if men are going to draw the line at anyone who has sex with men, then it could be the thin end of the wedge. Better to fight the war on someone else's turf. Women want protection AND equality...you can tell this policy was designed by a woman.
Quote:How do you know ?Are you leading a survey team or are you making it up ?
I'd ask you the same question regarding your statement above. Because I read your stated theory (that most women experiment at some stage with other women and that's why they more readily accept the same behavior in men) and I thought, 'hmmm...could that really be the case - 'most' as in over 50%? And this is what I found:
Quote:More women " particularly those in their late teens and 20s " are experimenting with bisexuality or at least feel more comfortable reporting same-sex encounters, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The survey, released Thursday by the CDC’s National Center for Health Statistics, found that 11.5 percent of women, ages 18 to 44, said they’ve had at least one sexual experience with another women in their lifetimes, compared with about 4 percent of women, ages 18 to 59, who said the same in a comparable survey a decade earlier.
For women in their late teens and 20s, the percentage rose to 14 percent in the more recent survey.
Admittedly, this report is from 2005, and at that time 14 percent of women in their late teens and early 20's reported same sex experimentation, but even if you were to extrapolate that rise in percentage to have remained constant over time or even to have increased - you'd not have reached the stage that over 50% of women of any age had experimented with lesbian activity.
The article went on to say this:
Quote:“Instead of just anecdotes and stories that raise people’s anxieties, I think it’s best to have real numbers,” said William Mosher, the statistician who oversaw the report. “And now we have those.”
A rite of passage?
When it comes to women and same-sex relationships, Mosher said it would be worth studying why young women seek such relationships, and whether they may be trying to avoid diseases more commonly spread through sex with men.
But some experts who study sexuality say it’s even more likely that many college students simply see experimentation as a rite of passage.
“It’s very safe in the academic community; no one thinks anything of it,” said Elayne Rapping, a professor of American studies at the University of Buffalo who has written about sexuality.
“But to some extent there’s more talk than action,” she added, noting that the bisexuality label has become a “badge of courage” for some college women, even those who only date men. Meanwhile, she said, men who have same-sex experiences are often less likely to talk about it publicly.
The trend among college women has prompted some sexual behavior experts to light-heartedly refer to the term “LUG,” or “lesbian until graduation,” said Craig Kinsley, a neuroscientist at the University of Richmond who studies the biology of sexual orientation and gender.
You may be watching too much 'Girls Gone Wild' or something.
The article in its entirety is here:http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9358339/
I post this because you attribute tolerance and acceptance evidenced by women to selfish motives that the numbers prove they have no need to have.
So maybe there's another reason. I'm not saying I know definitively what it is (although I have my own theories - and I can admit they're just theories) but I don't believe that what you say explains it or is a viable explanation.