Heterosexual Relationships – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

The ‘Right’ to Homosexual Adoption

By Peter Ould Posted on September 7, 2011 Posted in General 25 Comments Tagged with Assumption, Bottom Line, Clone, Essential Nature, Existence, Heterosexual Couple, Heterosexual Couples, Heterosexual Relationships, Homosexual Adoption, Homosexual Attraction, Homosexual Couples, Homosexual Lobby, Homosexual Relationships, Infertility, Logic, Natural Outcomes, Naturalness, Relationship, Sake, Undeniable Fact

The Clone makes an interesting argument. This will stir things up. Here’s the thought today – I don’t understand theÂ logicÂ of homosexual couples demanding theÂ rightÂ to adopt. It strikes me as utterly undermining their other argument that the essential nature of their …

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“Late Blooming Lesbians”

By Peter Ould Posted on July 12, 2010 Posted in PostGay, Sexuality 9 Comments Tagged with Academic Scrutiny, Ally Mcbeal, Comedian Ellen Degeneres, Connecticut State University, Emotional Preferences, Heterosexual Marriage, Heterosexual Relationships, Heterosexual Women, Lesbian Identity, New Identities, Portia De Rossi, Same Sex Attraction, Same Sex Relationships, Sexual Orientation, Sexualities, Southern Connecticut State, Southern Connecticut State University, True Feelings, Vita Sackville West, Writer Virginia Woolf

Fascinating piece in today’s Telegraph on how some people change their sexual and emotional preferences later in life. While â€œlate-blooming lesbiansâ€ are not uncommon in history â€“ the married writer Virginia Woolf had an affair with the poet Vita Sackville-West …

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