Is Homosexuality a threat to culture or an upgrade to human freedom?

**Moana** · 09-20-2018, 05:56 PM

Originally Posted by Shana

Recently I heard that Homosexuality has been legalized in India, and that sparked up a vicious argument with my buddies.
As I see it, legalizing it is a smart move on India's part. Instead of ruining the lives of people by abolishing homo, accepting it would create a healthier environment where people wouldn't be afraid to express who they are. The society we had a century ago is different from what we have now. The changes are a must and I see homosexuality as an evolution, and within the next 20 years, it'd be legalized in many countries including ours.

But few of my friends were against this. They kept saying how this would destroy our culture and create an instability.

What's your take on this?

From my point of view, I guess it should be accepted because I think that this is something to do with the hormones and our desire of whom we are going to marry. If we're in love with the same sex it simply means it has something to do with our bodies. Well, I guess legalizing it should be fine.

**Shana** · 09-20-2018, 10:25 PM

Originally Posted by Moana

From my point of view I guess it should be accepted, because I think that this is something to do with the hormones and our desire of whom we are going to marry. If we're in love with the opposite sex it simply means it has something to do with our bodies. Well I guess legalising it should be fine.

Well said. But few of my friends who take are experts on Biology, kept saying how homo should be a disorder, not a true feeling. WHat do you think?