Humans chairs are always useful to have around the house so don't beat yourself up about it. It could be worse. You could be half man, half biscuit.

Some would argue that was the case! Fat b****** that I am these days.

To address this area I'll say this.

I think the emphasis upon 'homophobia' is largely overblown. I find that it's largely and usually over emphasized by activist homosexuals with chips on their shoulders or those that believe the propaganda coming from them.

For a couple of generations now we have correctly looked to protect people from state interference in their sex lives. For example, what happened to Turing was genuinely something we can feel a national regret for. However, in recent times we have gone beyond the protection of homosexuality to the active promotion of it, which to me is the state over-reaching.

Homosexuals have been popular within culture for a long time...since the sixties.....Freddie Mercury....was a proper masculine guy who liked to spread his crazy love all around.......Kenny Everett was incredibly talented and a national treasure.

In the political sphere I can think of homosexuals I admire like Douglas Murray and David Starkey. People I'd happily follow into battle.

I think what is perceived as homophobia is rather a rejection by the masculine of the male feminine. When that rejection moves into violence I think we should get involved....when it is a rejection by personal choice then it's no one else's business.

When it comes to making jokes about people........The damage already done to comedy by those talking about 'phobia' this or 'phobia' that is immense. Comedy must be free to say what it likes......No one is forced to listen to comedians.....they shouldn't be able to effectively intimidate them into politically correct material.

Edited by Stirlingsays (02 Mar 2019 11.51am)

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Totally incorrect. All forms of piss taking must be banned immediately. Showing the world that you're outraged has much greater value than laughter.

That's easy for you, a non binary gender queer rocking chair lesbian, to say.

I would say I've put my foot it in, but thankfully it's stitched up so at least that hasn't happened. I'm just not familiar with all of the nomenclature. I have a pan sexual trans leatherette acquaintance, so I'll try to bone up, so to speak.