[Hope]

It doesn’t matter if people are born gay or choose to be gay; it’s ok to be gay … or lesbian, or straight, or bisexual, or transgendered… etc., etc., etc. As for the gay vs. bi question… Many people belive that bisexuals are just gays who haven’t come to terms with their sexuality yet. In some ways, that is true – many gays do the ‘bi now, gay later’ plan (that is to say, spend a period of time being self-identified as ‘bi’ before becoming self-identified as ‘gay’ – use bisexuality as a transitional period), but it’s also true that there are plenty of people who are just plain bi. The Kinsey Scale rated sexuality from 0 to 6, with 0 being completely straight and 6 being completely gay, and what they found was that most people fell somewhere in between. Whether that means basically straight but had a lesbian fling in college, or basically gay but slept with a girl before they came out, in the end, it really just comes down to how you label yourself.

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I guess the similar question to ask you would be ‘What if the US were at war with Vatican City,’ rather than ‘What if the US were at war with Italy.’

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Fish are ‘pareve.’ Pareve basically means it’s neither milk nor meat (like fruits and vegetables). I couldn’t tell you why, but I speculate the answer is similar to the reason why, when I tell people I’m a vegetarian, they usually respond ‘Oh, so you just eat fish?’

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