Saturday, May 17, 2014

Gay Catholics and the New Homopeople ...

No it's not.


Homogennials.

They're wrecking it.

I blame gay activists and gay dissenters - like New Ways Ministry - and now, the New Homophiles*.  I also blame the decades long rad-feminist campaign to emasculate culture and indoctrinate children at a very young age to think that girls are equal to boys and boys must be passive and non aggressive, noncompetitive and doped up on Ritalin - oh, and not play with guns.

It has gotten to the point where gay is so not cool anymore.  Who wants to be gay and just like everyone else?  What happened to, "If loving you is wrong, I don't want to be right"?  What is so bad about abnormal and disorderly?

Who ever wanted an Ozzie and Harriet family in the first place?  Who ever wanted to be tied down and living in the suburbs and on the PTA and the Parish Council?  Really?  C'mon.  Gay used to be interesting, avant-garde, chic and tacky at the same time.  Lesbians hated men - including gay men; gay men hated lesbians.  What could be more natural than that?  It all just worked so well.

Now they've made it boring.  It's twisted.

All this endless compassion BS, and the all are welcome-gather us in crap has gone way too far.  The "How to be nice to your gay friends who need you in their lives so badly because they can't make friends with cool people unless you bend over backwards to understand them and accept their annoying manners and very weird desire to be hugged real tight by you" is just 'much too much', to quote Maggie Smith's character in Room With a View.  Let these poor bastards keep something to repent of.



What?


*I just read another Crisis article.



Video here.


12 comments:

  1. Whoever checked 'Best post ever' I agree. Thanks.

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  2. OK, I have a question. Why do so many gays have that affected voice and swishy manner? I knew a guy in school that we thought might be gay and for the most part talked normally. After he came out of the closet he talked differently and his mannerisms became exaggeratedly feminine.

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    1. Very seriously I've always wondered that as well. I have a friend who had a guy teach him how to walk and talk more manly in high school - he's older than I am but that was in the '50's. Now - one would be called a bully if he did that.

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  3. "Homogennials" what the hell is that? Genial homos?

    "Who ever wanted an Ozzie and Harriet family in the first place? Who ever wanted to be tied down and living in the suburbs and on the PTA and the Parish Council? Really? C'mon. Gay used to be interesting, avant-garde, chic and tacky at the same time. Lesbians hated men - including gay men; gay men hated lesbians. What could be more natural than that? It all just worked so well."

    LOL...It worked so well for the people who wanted to believe that all gay people were freaks!

    Your post reminded me of a friend's new boyfriend. They live out of state and when they came to visit they also visited a gayborhood in the city and the new boyfriend (who is a pretentious academic) couldnt believe that we didn't live in one of those and instead chose the burbs. I laughed at him and told him I would have as much in common with my neighbors as he and I did!

    But yes, being on the PTA and Parish Council would be duller then dull but believe it or not there are some real freaks on there too. I happen to reserve the right to be as "boring," as the next guy. That is what makes the world so great these days, you can choose to be what you want and live where you want.You can be a pretentious arty queen, you can be a suburban bore, you can be one of those gay people who are celibate, you can be gay and marry some poor schmuck woman and shout to the crowd that you are following God's plan, you can be a sad little queer crying to heaven why you must bear this cross.

    "What is so bad about abnormal and disorderly?"

    Everybody has a little freak in them.

    Now excuse me that grass doesn't cut itself and I have to edge itand get done in time to go to Buffallo Wild Wings to catch the game. Yes, its pretty freaking exciting I know!

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  4. "Homogennials" what the hell is that? Genial homos?

    "Who ever wanted an Ozzie and Harriet family in the first place? Who ever wanted to be tied down and living in the suburbs and on the PTA and the Parish Council? Really? C'mon. Gay used to be interesting, avant-garde, chic and tacky at the same time. Lesbians hated men - including gay men; gay men hated lesbians. What could be more natural than that? It all just worked so well."

    LOL...It worked so well for the people who wanted to believe that all gay people were freaks!

    Your post reminded me of a friend's new boyfriend. They live out of state and when they came to visit they also visited a gayborhood in the city and the new boyfriend (who is a pretentious academic) couldnt believe that we didn't live in one of those and instead chose the burbs. I laughed at him and told him I would have as much in common with my neighbors as he and I did!

    But yes, being on the PTA and Parish Council would be duller then dull but believe it or not there are some real freaks on there too. I happen to reserve the right to be as "boring," as the next guy. That is what makes the world so great these days, you can choose to be what you want and live where you want.You can be a pretentious arty queen, you can be a suburban bore, you can be one of those gay people who are celibate, you can be gay and marry some poor schmuck woman and shout to the crowd that you are following God's plan, you can be a sad little queer crying to heaven why you must bear this cross.

    "What is so bad about abnormal and disorderly?"

    Everybody has a little freak in them.

    Now excuse me that grass doesn't cut itself and I have to edge itand get done in time to go to Buffallo Wild Wings to catch the game. Yes, its pretty freaking exciting I know!

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  5. Haha! I knew you'd like this one. I have friends like you friend's new boy friend. Great reply to him.

    Thankfully it's raining here so I don't have to mow.

    I put on comments moderation because of another blog-lady.

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    1. homogennials is my word for the new generation - I was thinking along the lines of millennials. I'm not very smart.

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    2. Ah...I knew what you meant..i was just being a "smart," ass. I do like it better then 'homophile," and I think you could write a book about them and teach in the university.

      Actually I was trying to sound suburban...we have a service...( I would like to dig up all our grass in the backyard and plant a prairie and that WOULD freak all the neighbors. But I did put the pots out on the patio and I did go to BDUBS to watch the Hawks on Sunday so I think I earn my suburban stripes.

      I want to know who this mysterious "need to moderated," blog lady is. Most of the ones I think are whack jobs you are good friends with : )

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  6. Even as a Catholic priest you're a pathetic excuse for a man.

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  7. Thanks Frank - that's what my mother always said too. I'm not a priest though.

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    1. You are nicest pathetic excuse for a non priest man I've even met online, Terry. And Frank, well, at least he's not Anonymous.

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  8. Homogennials. I misread that at first. Thank heavens I wasn't drinking a strawberry smoothee in front of the computer at that exact moment.

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