--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, scienceofabundance <no_re...@...> wrote: > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, nablusoss1008 <no_reply@> wrote: > > > > Not that there is anything wrong with being gay per se. > > But some of these fellows follow a rather agressive sexual > > policy. I think many hetero men have experienced this, > > particularily in younger years. Some of these characters > > don't take a no for an answer and you have to take hard > > action to stop their advances. > > You must be living in The Gay Kingdom or some other corner > of the globe I have not heard of. There is _no_ evidence > whatsoever that gay men as a group are sexually aggressive > towards heterosexual men anywhere in the world.
Thank you for saying -- with some authority -- what you have said, and saving me the trouble of doing so with somewhat less authority. As a straight guy who has worked with and lived around gay guys most of my life, I haven't had even one of them ever come onto me. I now live in one of the gayest towns in Europe, and can still say the same. > Gay men - for reasons that most people can understand > (i.e. it is very dangerous) - do not come on to straight > men. Because of this _very real_ danger (i.e. it exists > and the gay man may be beaten to a pulp or be killed) > your comments above are laughable. Also, there are no > shortage of gay men around to come on to - open, > closeted and everywhere between. Again, that's really the issue. Nabby is completely unaware of the fact that for years now he has talked non-stop of the MEN that he loves -- Maharishi, Guru Dev, Bevan, Benjamin Creme, other male spiritual teachers, male leaders of the TM movement -- and at almost no time during those years did he ever speak of a WOMAN he loved. Nabby is probably of the opinion that this preference on his part is "spiritual" and not sexual. Me, I tend to agree with you that if -- as he says -- he's been hit on by gay men a lot, that's because they were seeing something in him that was obvious to them but that he cannot bring himself to admit. > Gay men - having grown up to be _very_ well tuned to sexual > energy - may come on to men who see themselves as straight > but give off a homosexual energy without knowing it, or > knowing it but suppressing it to a level that would require > them to look up to see the smallest bubble in the bubble diagram. > > I don't know or care what your sexuality is, but if you have > had experiences of many gay men coming on to you, the chances > are that you are giving some level of gay energy. Let's face it...anyone who talks ONLY about the men that he has undying devotional love towards is puttin' out a great DEAL of gay energy. Do that in a monastery or an ashram and you can get away with not admitting what is really going on. Do it on the street, and it's more obvious.
