--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > GL responds: > I was inquiring from an Psychiatrist (non-Catholic and non-Christian) about > the 'normal' sexual > behavior of homosexuals. He was definitely not homo-phobic or what ever word > one wants to use. > Neither was he a moralist. As a psychiatrist, he was pro-homosexuals. > > He dismissed calling their sexual behavior normal. According to him, "An > average sexual contact > of a homosexual through his / her life is about 100 DIFFERENT individuals." > He went on to say, > "How can that be considered normal ... even for heterosexuals?"
This is an arbitary conversation leading to a reckless conclusion. Are the 100 DIFFERENT individuals based on some study? Which one? What if the 100 individuals each used condoms and protection, a normal thing for such behavior versus a heterosexual who had 5 partners but none of whom used protection. Is normality a numerical understanding or a qualitative, responsibility and accountability based definition? Regards, George
