There is a lot of myth and fallacy surrounding homosexuality.
Much of this has only helped propagate the lifestyle as normal, healthy and variant.
Unfortunately, while the myth has fascinated thousands, most are unaware of the
terrible risk involved.
Of great concern is that AIDS and sexually transmitted disease¹s (STDs) are extremely
rife in the homosexual community. These diseases represent the primary reason
that the life spans among homosexuals is far shorter than average. At present,
gay men have a life expectancy of thirty-nine, while many lesbians won¹t reach
the age of forty-five. Suicide is three times more likely and rape is four times
as rampant. Sadly, statistics show aggressive sexual behaviors much more common
among homosexuals as well, and that thirty percent of children brought up by a
gay parent report being raped and molested.
Also of concern is that homosexuality has been promoted and "normalized" by the
media without mention of statistics and scientific facts . Many wonder where this
fictional, sympathetic viewpoint originates. Some feel the media has embraced
homosexuality because of the theory that it is a genetically inherited condition
and is not a matter of choice. This common misperception defies both logic and
science. This fictional "gay gene" would have been out bred long ago due to the
fact that homosexuals hardly ever have children of their own. Also, this gene
would be recessive by definition because t he homosexual lifestyle is too dangerous
to be considered biologically beneficial . Yet instead, the homosexual population
has not been stagnant or diminishing, but has rather grown rapidly.
Many homosexuals speak of homosexuality as a learned reaction of either being
abused as a child, or being seduced. One homosexual explained that, "In Gay radicalism
I met a large stream of desire that disarmed and seduced me...". Many feel it
is a learned reaction and a choice one makes. Please feel free to read some of
the material below, email, or call DFL to discuss these points and/or to seek
assistance.
