@Ionus,
Ionus wrote:
Quote:There is nothing to suggest this is true at all. You're asserting nonsense.
Then tell me what are the important things that make men bond with each other....assert your opinion.
Simply put, it's not some formula. People relate over many things, and for that matter, we seek out the ways in which we bond. We emphasize the similarities in our allies, and the differences fall through the cracks.
A person's sexuality will not prevent them from bonding about: Family, school, food, sports, music, art, religion, film, parenting, science, literature, fitness, diet, humor, or preference in wine and beer. For that matter, a difference in sexuality doesn't prevent someone from bonding on matters of sex and love either. The experiences have a great deal of overlap.
Certainly a gay soldier can empathize with the straight soldier that misses his wife. Perhaps he has someone waiting for him at home too. Perhaps they both have children that are the same age or even like the same sports.
You're maniacal obsession with homosexual interaction having to be about sex is simply stupid and lacks any real credibility.
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