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Question: I have a friend that is gay are there any rehabilitation centers that i should recommend to him?

(Posted by: on 2011-11-29 19:10:54)

I was talking to his mom and she was telling me that she wish that her son wasn't gay. i want to help my friend fight this illness before it gets the better of him so he will have an equal opportunity in society. i hope that he will one day be my best man during my wedding, because i don't think my family will accept me having a homosexual best man.

Posted by: Jack on 2011-11-29, 19:14:12

Are you sure your his friend, cause it sounds like your a D****.

Posted by: Amonavis! on 2011-11-29, 19:14:32

I can't tell if stupid or just a troll...

Posted by: Ryan'Lee'Marsh on 2011-11-29, 19:16:18

OMG MAN! you need to get a serious grip of your life. people like you make me laugh so much! an illness? lmao! your so funny, the only illness that i can read on here is yours for having such a twisted mind! get a grip you low life and take a look at society!

Posted by: Jasmine on 2011-11-29, 19:16:45

You need a good kick up the ass you arrogant c**t m****r f****r

Posted by: Joe on 2011-11-29, 19:17:09

What the hell is wrong with you? Homosexuality isn't a disease you can just get rid of with rehab, it's a way of life and as long as he's happy with it you should be too. You can't make him be straight no matter what you do because he didn't choose to be gay, he was born like that and if you can't accept him for who he is then you aren't even a true friend.

Posted by: CherryPie on 2011-11-29, 19:17:49

May I recommend "Pecs " in San Diego? That'll help him out, trust me.

Posted by: ciarrai164 on 2011-11-29, 19:19:05

I really hope this is not a serious question. For your sake as well as his. If you want to be a good friend, tell him you'll accept him no matter who he dates. Its people like you that will prevent him and others in the LGBT community from having an equal opportunity in society. As for your wedding one day, it really doesn't matter how your family feels about it, if he's your friend (or perhaps more importantly, if you're his friend), then you'll want him to stand by your side. Being gay is not an illness. He can live a perfectly happy, healthy life if you and others don't decide to throw him to the curb because you don't like that he dates guys. If you can't handle that, he's better off without you.

Posted by: Obscure Reference on 2011-11-29, 19:21:49

If you are serious, then you're a real douchebag! For one, being gay is permanent, its something you are stuck with at birth and those brain washing camps aren't going to help. Secondly, there is absolutly nothing wrong or unnatural, its just prefering on gender over another, big deal! It doesnt make him any different of a person! Thirdly even if it WAS a choice (it's not by the way), what makes you think you know what's best for him, it's his life, shouldnt he choose for himself how to live it?

Posted by: Zachary Meyer on 2011-11-29, 19:23:35

Isn't that selfish? Rehabilitating your friend just to have him as best man? It'd be YOUR wedding anyhow, so it's only you to put this onto your shoulders. There is nothing wrong with what he does in bed with others. Its not contagious and its not a disease, just one of the many preferences he has. If you try to interfere with his love and happiness, then I curse on your wedding. Call it silly if you may, but isn't this about getting your family's blessing?

Posted by: cruz on 2011-11-29, 19:33:28

The cure for trolling is to go back under the bridge

Posted by: techo_pop_gal on 2011-11-30, 17:50:22

I think you should recommend to him that he terminate your friendship and choose his friends more carefully in the future.