Quote from ebumowa
Are you trying to say homosexuals (gays/lesbians) cannot express love? Heterosexuality is also a sexual thing as with homosexuality, the only difference is recipient of the attraction. Your theory is baseless, don't straight people sexually desire one another before they fu*k?
However as a lesbian who is currently in a relationship, I would tell you that I love my girlfriend, and I am attracted to her emotionally, physically, and sexually. I express more than "sexual desire" to her, we go through everything straight relationships go through and more.
Ebumowa,
Just read your response,
It really sounded weighted,
But I must disagree with you on one fundamental point/issue,
Homosexuality or Heterosexuality, is a CHOICE [ no matter what the "scientific bodies" all over the world come up with in their research,
You choose to express and/or manifest your feelings/emotions/desires in any particular manner, Whether its with a male or female or animal, its always a matter of choice, You choose who will be the receipient of your "love", And the choices made define you,
I have not said that homosexuals can not or do not express love or sexual desire,
I have not said that love and sexual desire are the sole property of "straight" people,
All I have said is that if it was just a mere case of "expressions of love" it would not be defined as homosexuality,
But as we both know, this is often not the case, Homosexual practicioners dont just express their love for their partners of the same sex, but go further to manifest physical attraction and sexual desires for their partners, and choose to act on them,
That is the CHOICE they have made,
On the issue of relationships, with whosoever is your "partner", that is a slippery slope I would not want to get into right now, [it has the penchance to be come a never ending topic of discussion, with everyone believing firmly in their respective view points,
I'll be bold and ask you this though, When you made the choice to homosexuality [or lesbianism as is your particular affiliation], what were the factors which made you choose to have a relationship with a female, rather than a male?
Were they driven mainly by physical attraction, or was it more an emotional/psychological thing??
Have you ever had a (meaningful) relationship with a man?? And if yes, what was the end result? And if no, can you then objectively say that a relationship with a male would have been less meaningful or less fulfilling,

I would be much obliged if you would provide answers to these questions, It may provide those of us "who clearly dont have a clue" with a bit of insight,
Ciao.