
Originally Posted by
taylovesthebeatles
Okay I really didn't understand your post, it didn't make sense to me. Sorry. But if you're saying that you don't think women who are interested in or attracted to other women have no value apart from men, I'll have to vehemenenetly disagree with you.
I am bisexual, and I enjoy sex with both men and women. For me personally though, I feel more comfortable in romantic relationships with men. Additionally, my fiance and I are neither financially nor physically ready to bring a child into this world yet, but I don't think that should be a prerequisite for us expressing our love for each other. Also, there are many people, men and women alike, who are biologically unable to produce children through no fault of their own. Should we ostracize them too?
I know from my own experiences that sexual orientation is not a choice, and furthermore, still others have different limitations or circumstances beyond their control that require a different way of life. As these situations are beyond the control of the individual, they should not be treated differently or ostracized by the rest of society. To say that women attracted to other women should not be a part of society is like saying that I don't deserve the same rights and treatment in society as others because of my physical handicap. And that, in my personal opinion, is ludicrous at best, and extremely hurtful and disrespectful.