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<blockquote data-quote="HomoRyoshu" data-source="post: 674" data-attributes="member: 60">I like you, you&#039;re willing to actually discuss things.I may be HomoRyoshu, but that&#039;s just for shits and giggles. IRL I&#039;m a bisexual man, in a heterosexual relationship. She&#039;s always had a strained relationship with the church (Catholic school almost killed her), and part of it is she likes the idea of heaven and the afterlife.We&#039;ve discussed the difference in our beliefs and we have come to an agreement. I don&#039;t have to convert, and I don&#039;t interfere with her practice, and attend church with her occasionally. We went out of our way to get a wedding approved by her church so she didn&#039;t have to receive penance.As for circumcision, yes it&#039;s a primarily a Jewish practice, however it&#039;s still exceedingly common in Western civilization, regardless of faith. I don&#039;t agree with the practice personally, I think it&#039;s a needless procedure primarily performed on newborns.Finally, yes you can leave religion, but you can also leave &quot;LGBT&quot; if you want to view it as one. People do detransition, or separate from the LGBT community. Sure in some cases there&#039;s permanent &quot;damage&quot; to both the body and/or reputation (cancel culture is a joke), but the same could be said of certain religions (it is not safe to leave Islam in Muslim countries from what I hear.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HomoRyoshu, post: 674, member: 60"] I like you, you're willing to actually discuss things. I may be HomoRyoshu, but that's just for shits and giggles. IRL I'm a bisexual man, in a heterosexual relationship. She's always had a strained relationship with the church (Catholic school almost killed her), and part of it is she likes the idea of heaven and the afterlife. We've discussed the difference in our beliefs and we have come to an agreement. I don't have to convert, and I don't interfere with her practice, and attend church with her occasionally. We went out of our way to get a wedding approved by her church so she didn't have to receive penance. As for circumcision, yes it's a primarily a Jewish practice, however it's still exceedingly common in Western civilization, regardless of faith. I don't agree with the practice personally, I think it's a needless procedure primarily performed on newborns. Finally, yes you can leave religion, but you can also leave "LGBT" if you want to view it as one. People do detransition, or separate from the LGBT community. Sure in some cases there's permanent "damage" to both the body and/or reputation (cancel culture is a joke), but the same could be said of certain religions (it is not safe to leave Islam in Muslim countries from what I hear.) [/QUOTE]

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