Lemmein said:

Unnatural and unhealthy? On what grounds?

Lemmein,

Not only is anal intercourse destructive to anal tissue and muscles, but there is the prevalence of gay bowel syndrome and the wide variety of diseases including AIDS that are so easily transmitted as a result of this practice.

As to it being 'natural', you have naturally heard all the arguments concerning form following function. Nothing else needs to be said there.

And though I don't find women of all races sexy, it wouldn't bother me if I found out that one of them was attracted to me (I speak hypothetically as I am happily married, though not without reservations about the divisive nature of marriage in America). However, I can get quite nauseated when I visit a coffee shop in a big city and have a man stare and smile at me as I walk in for a cup of java.

Noone "taught me" that response. I grew up in a home where my mother was the ultimate defender of liberal, egalitarian causes. I respect many of my mom's ideas and sentiments. And now in her old age, she has enough common sense to admit that she isn't so sure that abortion is defensible, or whether homosexuality is "a good, healthy thing". All she ever knew was that she cared about people.

I haven't had more than one sexual partner.

At a time or period? None of my business? That's fine, really.

But as you are still in college, you have a lot of life left in front of you, I hope. You may not want to face the reality of disease that faces many homosexuals, but I can assure you that that threat is real.

Maybe you should look around a little bit-maybe you should consider this as a serious possibility.

If homosexual is so natural, why the prevalence of health issues associated with it?

Adultery and homosexuality both dishonor the God given function blessing of sex and intimacy. If you refuse to see the obvious pain, suffering, and disease that both of them bring (entirely by themselves) to all involved, then you refuse to see the obvious and no matter how many experts and historians I can quote you evidence from, you will not ever admit to it.

Perhaps that is why I am less eager to play the "my evidence is better than yours" game. I would rather have an honest discussion of first-hand observations and personal experiences than deal with someone else's evidence and statistics.

Peace and health,
Peace2God'sPeople