Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Unnatural Without a Hint of Hate or Judgmentalism

[this photo is from Jeannine (first name basis) who got it from .grant's Flickr]

I was watching Ugly Betty, and these two little highschool kids were fighting over a girl. One guy kissed the girl during a play and the other guy kissed her back stage. While they were kissing, I was like, "dood. Freakin children. This is so wrong. Little kids and promiscuity."

Then, out of nowhere, the two guys kissed each other. And I was like, "WHAT THE EFF?!!!"

I really have nothing but love for my fellow homosexual human beings, however, it does not mean that I accept their lifestyle. I don't and I think most gays know this. However, it doesn't mean that I can't be nice or laugh with or have fun with them. I do want to earnestly yearn for change in their lives and I can do this because I have faith in the Holy Spirit to work in my homosexual friends through me and our friendship. (I got this from Missions Conference)

That said, just witnessing the act of two men kissing was enough to complete churn my stomach. I felt strange. The best word to describe what I felt was, "This-is-wrong".

I also found out Ellen DeGeneres was married to Portia de Rossi of Arrested Development fame which made me sad because I loved Portia de Rossi, in the sense that I wanted her to marry me. I'm not saying that I don't love her anymore. Stop being so freakin sensitive. Let me say a single sentence without being barraged by stares and awkward gasps. Anywho, finding out that she was, as the kids like to call it nowadays, lezbo, was definitely an eye-opener. I found myself defending her and the gay community from a dear Christian friend of mine.

I wish Christians would figure out how to love people properly already. It's getting kind of annoying.

On a sidenote, I finally heard a friend of mine, Marika sing. Her songs were morbidly depressing but they were cool.

PostScript. The saddest thing about this post is that I don't have any gay friends. I know a lot of you were wondering when I had the time or resources to make gay friends.

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