Kristine

It’s an interesting what if question, dealing with religious views on same sex marriage.

I feel one of the main reasons that religions are against same sex marriage is based upon concepts of procreation, in that if you can procreate and raise your within that particular church that the church then can grow.

However if you also take into account that for centuries many religions considered women nothing more than servants and or property of men, disallowing women to hold any religious power.

So, what if men didn’t need women to procreate, how do you think religions would feel towards same sex marriages? Would we be fighting today to have opposite sex marriages?

would you consider someone who is referenced as a trany chaser a drive-shaft?

This is directed towards intersexed individuals who are transitioning or have transitioned to match their self identity, rather than the sex which they where designated at birth.

As that Designated sex, when attempting to engage in intercourse, do you find that it's semi painful, with little to know sexual pleasure?

this is also often times followed by Ghost feelings of various body parts.

to me, when talking to other variations of people who are intersexed, they've often reported similar experiences.

Sorry if this quest seems a little intrusive..

and yes I'm medically diagnosed as a Mosaic. with natural ovaries, however my designated birth sex was male

I was raised with my mother being a Jehovah’s Witness, but I’m also Intersexed, I started hormones and have transitioned from living as male to a female.

Should I have simply committed suicide for being an abomination in the eyes of your god? Is it was it wrong for me to treat a medical issue?

Should we as transsexuals and intersexed start wearing upside down pink triangles so we may be segregated for discrimination and political murder?