Agree to Disagree: Couples Edition 🏳️🌈🤔
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- čas přidán 7. 07. 2024
- We're testing our 3-year relationship by playing the game Agree to Disagree! 😏
Michelle picked out most of the statements this time around so I was pretty surprised at some of the prompts she chose lol.
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Love you guys so much lmao
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I believe there are more normal LGBT people than woke/crazy ones, but we are silent or not as visible...cause we're busy actually working, studying and living our normal lives.
LOL you are right on the money here! Too busy grinding than complaining online lmao
Honestly as long as you dont make it your entire thing its fine. Celebrating often, going to events often, pride flags, all fine! But you can focus on the fact your a surfer or something it doesnt need to be your focus of your life (IM A LESBIAN LOL NOT A MAN)
@@kaleaj lol exactly! Your sexual preference is not your entire identity 😌 rather just a part of you 🙏🏽
Getting caught up now on your videos here after being sidetracked with more back issues. I really love your couple content, you two are great together and it's really entertaining
Hi there! Always happy to see you here 😊 appreciate your kind words and glad you’re enjoying the content 🥰🙏🏽
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Hi I love you vids! Just wanted to give my two cents on the being gay is a choice question. I think you are mixing up sexual orientation/attraction with dating choices. In my opinion, feeling attraction for the same sex is what makes you gay/homo/queer whatever and THIS attraction is not something you can control so to BE gay is not a choice. However as you said you can CHOOSE to ACT on this attraction so technically you could choose to ACT gay but wether you do or not you still ARE gay. IDK if it makes sense lmfao. Much love to you both
Thanks for your comment here 😁 I completely see your point here and do agree with your thoughts! I agree it is a choice to act upon the same-sex attraction. It’s an interesting convo to have but definitely can see the controversy as well. ❤️🙏🏽
Hey, Just stumbled upon your channel. Always interesting to hear the stories of other queer people, realizing how much we have in common: childhood same-sex crushes, unrequited same-sex love, gradual self-realization leading to self-acceptance, partnered, experiencing the awkwardness of being queer in a hetero-normative world--I also happen to be a lawyer . . ., despite our many differences: gender (I'm male) age (a generation older than you) and orientation (gay, I would say a 5/6 on the Kinsey scale.)
I think we may have to agree to disagree on this topic though---or maybe it's just a question of framing the issue (so lawyerly). I can see that being bi-sexual involves making a choice when choosing a partner--either same-sex or opposite sex. But isn't your sexual orientation as bisexuals immutable, something you were born with? Being gay (or 5/6 of a gay according to Kinsey) is the sexual orientation I was born with (I believe), so my choice of a male partner did not involve a choice at all. Being gay means that I only have the capacity to become sexually aroused with another male, whereas a bi-sexual has the capacity of becoming aroused with either a male or a female--bringing back the old Woody Allen (I think?) quote of "being bi means you just doubled the chance of getting a date next Saturday night," But I digress.
So I think if the question were framed as "Is sexual orientation a matter of choice," I would say the answer is no, yet recognizing that for a bisexual, that although that orientation did not involve a choice, the matter of selecting a lover or partner does require a choice.
Am I making any sense, or am I once again over-analyzing an issue? (I have a tendency to do that!)
Best regards, and I look forward to your future videos.
Hi there! Thanks for your thoughtful comment here and I love to see a fellow lawyer in this community 😊 I don't think you're overanalyzing this issue at all actually! I see your viewpoint in the fact that being gay (5/6 on the Kinsey scale) is the sexual orientation you were born with and thus don't have a choice of in your partner.
As well as being bisexual and how it seems there's more of a "choice" between selecting your partner of either sex... at least this is true for me. However, I don't mean for this to be a blanket-statement but just more of my personal view and subjective to me. Hence why in the video I struggled to decide what my answer was to the prompt "Being gay is a choice" lol.
I really appreciate you sticking around and hope you find our videos entertaining and of value!