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   From: rabbitsfriendsandrelations@removethishotmail.com   
      
   Clyde Slick wrote:   
   > On Sep 5, 2:57 am, Eeyore wrote:   
   >> Clyde Slick wrote:   
   >   
   >>> Homosexuals can and do act normal, from time to time.   
   >> :-)   
   >>   
   >> Graham   
   >>   
   >> p.s. define 'normal'   
   >   
   > heterosexual   
   > the mode nature intended us to have, for survival of the species.   
   >  which requires a man and a woman to have sex with each other.   
   > we are designed with having the desires that lead to that result.   
   > So, normal is heterosexual, our intended design by nature.   
      
   I tend to generally agree although sexually diverse behaviour seems also   
   to be quite normal. For examle a few of my girlfriends were in fact   
   bisexual.   
      
   If interested, also see my link to Bonobo sexual behaviour, illustrating   
   that it is not unique to humans.   
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bonobo#Sexual_social_behavior   
      
   Addiionally, based on an experience I had, I suspect some girls may   
   start out 'straight' but become tired of the juvenile male behaviour of   
   their peers, resulting in them looking elsewhere. And no, I wasn't the   
   juvenile male, simply an intelligent easy-going guy who knew her through   
   her brothers and one evening at a club she made quite a friendly 'move'   
   on me that took me totally by surprise. I could elaborate but find   
   myself struggling for words.   
      
      
   Graham   
      
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