Perverts try to indoctrinate kids

In article . com,
"Kane" wrote:


Do you know of any sexual behavior of queers that is not also practiced
by straights?

Docking?
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Children won't care how much you know until they know how much you care

"dragonlady" wrote in message
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In article , "bobb" bob@somewhere
wrote:

While bisexuals may "choose" to persue relationships with only one
gender, all the research seems to confirm that it's virtually
impossible
to "convert" someone from gay to straight. I know of no research the
other direction, but I'd guess it's also virtually impossible to
convert
someone from straight to gay.

Did you read my post about the Bell Curve? Your conclusion applies to
the exclusive homosexual and the exclusive hetrosexual. The that
fall in the middle may have options, that is, a choice.

bobb

And did you read my response to that post? There is absolutely NO
indication that sexual orientation falls along a bell curve. What
research is there indicates a "J" curve, with same-sex orientation at
the short end of the J, bisexuality at the lowest part of the J, and
heterosexuality at the top end of the J.

The "Bell Curve" theory, as far as I can tell, is something you made up
out of thin air.
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Children won't care how much you know until they know how much you care


The J curve suggests a greater population of hetrosexuality as opposed to
homosexualtiy. It does not detract from the bell curve, and if anything,
it lends credibility... only the numbers are in dispute. The rest remain
the much the same.

bobb

In article , "bobb" bob@somewhere
wrote:

"dragonlady" wrote in message
...
In article , "bobb" bob@somewhere
wrote:

While bisexuals may "choose" to persue relationships with only one
gender, all the research seems to confirm that it's virtually
impossible
to "convert" someone from gay to straight. I know of no research the
other direction, but I'd guess it's also virtually impossible to
convert
someone from straight to gay.

Did you read my post about the Bell Curve? Your conclusion applies to
the exclusive homosexual and the exclusive hetrosexual. The that
fall in the middle may have options, that is, a choice.

bobb

And did you read my response to that post? There is absolutely NO
indication that sexual orientation falls along a bell curve. What
research is there indicates a "J" curve, with same-sex orientation at
the short end of the J, bisexuality at the lowest part of the J, and
heterosexuality at the top end of the J.

The "Bell Curve" theory, as far as I can tell, is something you made up
out of thin air.
--
Children won't care how much you know until they know how much you care


The J curve suggests a greater population of hetrosexuality as opposed to
homosexualtiy. It does not detract from the bell curve, and if anything,
it lends credibility... only the numbers are in dispute. The rest remain
the much the same.

bobb



Of course it does. You are claiming that the majority of people are
bisexual, because sexuality lies on a bell curve. I'm telling you that
it falls on a J curve, that there IS no bell curve for human sexuality
(not all things in life fall on a bell curve!), and that, according to
the numbers *I've* seen, there are very few people who are totally
bisexual.

The lowest point of the J curve is bisexuals -- it shows that there IS
no bell shaped curve in this case.
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Children won't care how much you know until they know how much you care

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The J curve suggests a greater population of hetrosexuality as
opposed to
homosexualtiy. It does not detract from the bell curve, and if
anything,
it lends credibility... only the numbers are in dispute. The rest
remain
the much the same.

bobb

The whole point of a bell curve, where it is applicable, is to indicate
that *most* of the population falls in the middle and small percentages
fall at the ends. That's why it looks like a bell. Low ends = small
numbers, high middle bulge = greater numbers.

The bell curve *exists* to show number trends. When you say, "only the
numbers are in dispute" - - well, the numbers are the whole point of
the bell curve, its only purpose! The J curve is like an upside-down,
stretched-out-at one-end bell curve: in other words, it represents the
COMPLETE OPPOSITE of what a bell curve would indicate.

Not only does the J curve not lend credibility to your bell curve
argument, it outright contradicts it.

Melania

Be careful, depending on the scale, some bell curves can
look rather phallic!