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To: Bill who wrote (29268)	9/24/2001 4:05:13 PM
From: bonnuss_in_austin	Read Replies (3) of 82486

I have an uncle and a neighbor who are homosexual... ...men, Bill. Both tell me -g- -- because I ask them pointedly and often about what it means to grow up and live life as a ridiculed homosexual in this great nation of ours that 'encourages diversity' -- that, yes: Men in general are driven to find a hole to put it in. Is that descriptive enough for you? NOW: what I see in my uncle and know from my neighbor is that this mindless drive to have sex is 'not the answer.' I see this clearly in heterosexual relationships as well, BTW. Certainly I've found this to be true as a straight woman. All people want -- YEARN -- to be unconditionally loved. To replace/continue, etc, our originating parental love, I think. My own life to some extent (I saw through the foolishness of the whole little 'using' deal long ago -- that would be this 'money=sex+power' business) but mostly through observation of 'happily married couples.' As E said earlier, I hope none of these anonymous couples friends of mine read this -g- Sex sort of goes out the window as the years of marital bliss accumulate. It's boring. It's inconvenient. Comments?

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