Secularism

[[MPGH]Wyo]

Why do you think being gay or les or trans started to get more popular when people started becoming more secular? Because in reality why would you not choose to be gay if there wasn't religion telling you to not do it? People are choosing to be gay because religion isn't around to tell them no don't do that. So problems start to happen.

[[MPGH]Time]

same goes for furries

[Cloud Anarchy]

Its not because of the religion. Basically imo it comes down to society in general. People are getting more accepting and they don't care about differences (at least most of them). Religion makes up some ethical rules you have to follow and if you don't obey them.. again you are getting "bashed" from the people believing in them. What I want to say that society is the reason are ethical values changed. Sure religion does affect our values but there still alot of christian around us and they don't mind gays as much and they did like 100 years before.

I don't know if I explained my thought right since I stuggle a bit with english lately but i tried.. lol.

[Ferris Bueller]

Fucking secular people are making the frogs gay

[[MPGH]Magictouch]

Not just sexuality, in general:
Because people love perversions, fornicating and immorality in general.
What is good and normal isn't attractive.
Try to live simple, normal life, try not to drink, not to watch porns, not to be fornicator, do not do drugs or smoke, don't eat junk food, dress decently ect. most people will look at you like you're crazy and they will make fun of you, mock...

We live in a world where what is not normal is promoted as normal. Simple.

[[MPGH]Dave84311]

Capitalism is taking over society, society cares about each other a whole lot less... they are less likely to throw their beliefs around.

I'd say most people are different levels of gay, it's just whether you are willing to act on it. Are you becoming gay dix?

[[MPGH]arunforce]

I think religion and society did push the norms of what is expected from someone, and secularism is also playing a part, but we also are moving past our old ways. Back in the old old days countries and cities went to war based on perceived differences, and we're growing out and past that whole notion of "hey this person is different they don't belong here." We've become more accepting, in a large part thanks to science. If someone is gay or straight, that's their biology, it's not something they can willingly choose. No more lobotomizing gay people to make them straight.

[CzechOne]

I think religion and society did push the norms of what is expected from someone, and secularism is also playing a part, but we also are moving past our old ways. Back in the old old days countries and cities went to war based on perceived differences, and we're growing out and past that whole notion of "hey this person is different they don't belong here." We've become more accepting, in a large part thanks to science. If someone is gay or straight, that's their biology, it's not something they can willingly choose. No more lobotomizing gay people to make them straight.

ur such a nerd with ur big words lmao

[[MPGH]arunforce]

ur such a nerd with ur big words lmao

i r sori ok i wil speek only smal word for u smol norwegian brian to hendle, ok?

[Ohsaewon]

definitely not religion or secularism in general, more of how strong media is nowadays.

[BestSellerIn]

I think it's the best way to run countries