09-10-2012, 02:08 AM
Well, Like Daniel [Danny :p], I don't want to be hypocritical, when equality and freedom is every living thing's right, but I personally could not see myself loving a family member romantically, even if we're so far distant in relations. It's a different story if we never grew up together, but because I know my family and love them so much, I couldn't love them romantically, because it would seem wrong to me. Not to say that type of relationship is wrong.
And on the topic of hypocrisy, I believe that if malexmale / femalexfemale relationships within a family can be condoned, then so should a malexfemale relationship, however, because of the stigmatization of potential incestual pregnancies and the resulting deformities or anomalies in whatever children they may produce, people frown upon this particular relationship/pairing, even if they believe same gender relationships are better off, which is in a sense hypocritical in and of itself, which is fine, because hypocrisy is something that's been around for years, and seems to have insinuated itself into human nature.
But just as Non-familial malexmale relationships were condemned for notions beyond the rational capabilities of early "normal" people in "normal relationships", i.e- Heterosexuals, so is this particular form of relationships/pairings, and like our own homosexual/queer plight, they deserve equal liberities and freedoms just like how we believe we do, even though heterosexuals believe us and our lifestyles to be wrong.
So hypocrisy runs deep and everyone's entitled to their own specific opinions, because like an asshole, everyone has one :p . I just personally believe everyone deserves to be on equal terms and levels with one another, judgements and what not put aside, even if I personally would not entertain a relationship with any of my family.
Besides, like most animals, family tend to look outside their own gene pool, although as humans, we have the miraculous ability to sometimes choose against what comes naturally[which I suppose is a part of the argument of straight people against gay people, saying it's a choice, which can be true for some, but is more times than not false].
Just my $1.50
[I mean no offense by the way, so don't not love me anymore </3]
And on the topic of hypocrisy, I believe that if malexmale / femalexfemale relationships within a family can be condoned, then so should a malexfemale relationship, however, because of the stigmatization of potential incestual pregnancies and the resulting deformities or anomalies in whatever children they may produce, people frown upon this particular relationship/pairing, even if they believe same gender relationships are better off, which is in a sense hypocritical in and of itself, which is fine, because hypocrisy is something that's been around for years, and seems to have insinuated itself into human nature.
But just as Non-familial malexmale relationships were condemned for notions beyond the rational capabilities of early "normal" people in "normal relationships", i.e- Heterosexuals, so is this particular form of relationships/pairings, and like our own homosexual/queer plight, they deserve equal liberities and freedoms just like how we believe we do, even though heterosexuals believe us and our lifestyles to be wrong.
So hypocrisy runs deep and everyone's entitled to their own specific opinions, because like an asshole, everyone has one :p . I just personally believe everyone deserves to be on equal terms and levels with one another, judgements and what not put aside, even if I personally would not entertain a relationship with any of my family.
Besides, like most animals, family tend to look outside their own gene pool, although as humans, we have the miraculous ability to sometimes choose against what comes naturally[which I suppose is a part of the argument of straight people against gay people, saying it's a choice, which can be true for some, but is more times than not false].
Just my $1.50
[I mean no offense by the way, so don't not love me anymore </3]
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