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Can somebody please confirm that Jessica Fridrich is in fact a transsexual?

I thought it had been confirmed through pictures and videos.
Kir's picture is pretty good, but if that doesn't satisfy, there are pictures and and videos of him at the 1982 Budapest competition.

He's the one with the Czech Republic flag.
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And here's a quick glimpse of him at the 1982 competition. He has his head down, as the camera pans by:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCNhBnAERNo&feature=player_detailpage#t=122s

Could still be a manly girl, though. :p
 
Musicninja, being a Christian also means believing in the bible pretty much 100%. It's the words of the one you've given your life to. The bible says pretty much outright that gay acts are displeasing to him and will be punished (it's a sin). When you claim to be a Christian, you can't really argue against it.
Not impeding on your beliefs, just saying what I think about your post.

I semi-apologize bumping this thread, but I would like to defend my stance here. (I never saw this post, and i'm kind've put off...) Yeah. This stuff is really old. But it wasn't a terrible thread to begin with. (except the fact that we're on religion and stuff now instead of sexuality. Wutevs.) And It feels like I was typing all this just yesterday.

Being a Christian does NOT mean believing in the bible 100%. Not at all. Not even close. Believe what you want, but the bible was written by Man. It was inspired by works of Jesus and others, but in the end it was written by the hand of man.

Look at how the Church has swayed and hand picked over the years which books are "right" and "wrong" and you start to see some really fishy stuff going around.

The simplest definition to "being a Christian" would be that who follows the word of Christ. Not some BS book thrown together over millennia in lets-play-a-game-of-crapshoot-telephone game. Christ had some amazing, powerful ideas. Those that anybody could follow. Pieces of the old testament contain outdated holiness codes that have _no_ bearing on anything at all anymore. Should we believe in that? Should I believe in Creationism? No.

Jesus was a cool dude.
I am a follower of his credo.
Not some outdated book.

The bible does not need to be interpreted literally...that just creates problems.


america runs on a pseudo-democracy. so, dont hold your breath.

Of course we do.


Back on topic with the sexuality thing.
What's you guys' opinions on gays being able to adopt children?
 
How did I never notice this thread?

Honestly I think the idea of being completely heterosexual or homosexual is stupid. I would bet you that even the most Christian and "moral" person has had sexual thoughts about the same sex. I say this because a lot of times you can really see that on the inside they hide there inner "gay".

Obviously I am a bisexual but am slightly more on the homosexual side. But when I was a good Christian boy at the age of 11 when I actually started having any thoughts about sexual actions, as much to my dismay my thoughts about being with a boy would have been frowned at badly. So for a couple years I had to suppress my bisexuality and by typical by being like, "Tits, Ass, Vagina!!! Then I discovered people to talk to about this on the Internet and I am fully willing to admit now I am a bisexual.

if they are married then they should be able to do what they want.

Why should they be married to do what they want? Sometimes that is not an option.
 
I can think about having sex with other men, I don't find it sexually appealing at all. Does this mean I have homosexual thoughts?
 
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Jesus was a cool dude.
I am a follower of his credo.
Not some outdated book.
To be honest, I think this is something that strongly differs from the beliefs of the vast majority of Christians and Christian churches. (But there's no other good word for it...) I don't believe any of the divinity stuff, but from a philosophical standpoint, Jesus definitely had some valuable and important things to say.

Honestly I think the idea of being completely heterosexual or homosexual is stupid.
I'm sure from your experience it seems pretty odd, but from what I've heard (Kinsey report etc) there are definitely people like that out there. I guess for people who have absolutely no homosexual tendencies, the concept of people being naturally gay/bi would seem just as unrealistic.

Sometimes I wish my sexuality fell into a nice convenient bin, but it doesn't ;)
 
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To be honest, I think this is something that strongly differs from the beliefs of the vast majority of Christians and Christian churches. (But there's no other good word for it...) I don't believe any of the divinity stuff, but from a philosophical standpoint, Jesus definitely had some valuable and important things to say.
I <3 this article
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_atheism

I'm sure from your experience it seems pretty odd, but from what I've heard (Kinsey report etc) there are definitely people like that out there. I guess for people who have absolutely no homosexual tendencies, the concept of people being naturally gay/bi would seem just as unrealistic.

I can totally see people being naturally gay/bi.
 
As of late, I've noticed that I can be attracted to males with feminine traits. Not on a strictly sexual level though (I cringe at the thought of touching another guy's junk).

For example; I've always known that emolover is a guy (I watched some of his YouTube stuff early on), but I still think he's pretty sexy (in general, not just his banana solving skills ;)). I'm not sure what to make of it, but it doesn't freak me out or anything. I'm cool with it I guess.

Like, I'll find some girly gay men cute, but manly gay guys scare the hell out of me. Weird.

I always pick female characters when I play computer games. Is that because I want to be a girl? Or is it because I like to look under their skirts when they do a high-kick?

I used to be militantly hetero. But what with social taboos being easier to ignore theses days, I just chill and let mother nature entertain me.
 
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As of late, I've noticed that I can be attracted to males with feminine traits. Not on a strictly sexual level though (I cringe at the thought of touching another guy's junk).

For example; I've always known that emolover is a guy (I watched some of his YouTube stuff early on), but I still think he's pretty darn sexy (in general, not just his banana solving skills ;)). I'm not sure what to make of it, but it doesn't freak out or anything. I'm cool with it I guess.

Like, I'll find some girly gay men cute, but manly gay guys scare the hell out of me. Weird.

I always pick female characters when I play computer games. Is that because I want to be a girl? Or is it because I like to look under their skirts when they do a high-kick?

I used to be militantly hetero. But what with social taboos being easier to ignore theses days, I just chill and let mother nature entertain me.

^This. (Except maybe for the emolover part)

I have to recognise that in the last years that 'being bi/gay/whatever' taboo has been making less and less sense to me. I mean, sexuality has been banalised (Hope it's the right word) during the last 40 years and now sex is just something you do for fun. Why can't anyone have fun with someone else with the same gender?

I guess the first time you see that kind of girl-ish guy and think about doing 'something', you immediately thing 'What the **** am I thinking about'. But what the hell, why not? What exactly is wrong with it? (Guys with huge muscles and crap like that look disgusting to me, i guess it's just personal taste)

I really don't know how to put it in words, I guess it's something you just think and it's impossible to understand if you don't think the same.
 
16, wanting/trying to believe in Christian God.
I've searched this thread and found only a few words about it. Do You consider asexuality a sexual orientation? Or maybe a disorder/illness?
Ps.: Some cubers claimed being heterosexual, some homosexual and some bisexual, are there any asexual cubers? I doubt I'm the only one.
Ps2.: I hope You won't consider me too young to post in this thread, though if You will, I'll just delete this post.
 
Godmil, yes that's what I meant. I don't find in humans (nor animals or things) anything sexually attracting (though I find some things repelling). I also don't feel any need or desire to have sexual contacts. I think that qualifies me as a asexual.
 
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