Still my best friend?
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NotAjnabi
Somalilander
I am a purist muslim. Your gay nigga was created by God, and since he was created by god, he was created as equal as you and me, meaning that him being gay is not haram. Him fucking niggas is though, ma ii fahamte?
He likes Islam and Kind knows a lot about it, since he’s basically always at my home. I think you are right my mum is going to have a heart attack, cuz she always prays for him to revert to Islam as he is a really good person.OMG
That makes it worse. This is why I only have muslim friends. I think your mum's going to have a heart attack. Brother have you talked to him about Islam
Yes.
Do-I-Look-Somali
Make me some Cambulo tonight.
No Allah didn't make him that way. Its a desire. Recently a test was done between 2 twins. One was gay, and one was not gay. Twins literally have the same dna. There's nothing wrong with being gay. It's the action that's wrong. I know gay Muslims who don't act on their desires, because of the Deen.
If so why would I give a f*ck what you guys think? And it would be haram for me to even tell you that or anyone, since it’s haram to talk about your sins.Farax I don't wanna be snoopy but this seems like it's you and your using a friend as a cover story to see our reaction
BTW if he's into both genders can't he live as straight. He doesn't have to date guys just because he's attracted to them
Suave
Bonnie & Clyde <3
You're fucking 22, think for yourself.
This whole thread is just attention whoring, welcome to things that never happened.
Ok
samaalewarrior
Cushitic general
Cut the queer off 
Blade1
Ashy Abdi Representative
Woah ho calm down little tortilla :siilaanyosmile:
Why you getting so defensive brother
NotAjnabi
Somalilander
Sexuality is decided at birth, so God made him that way. You're pretty much implying that God is not our creator. Twins don't have the exact same DNA, they're definitively different.
Do-I-Look-Somali
Make me some Cambulo tonight.
It's a proven fact. 97 percent of males have gay thoughts at one point, but 94 percent block it out in a second. I feel bad for the poor dudes that fell for the whisper of shaytan. But still gays are humans. If its a Muslim gay who ignores his desire for the afterlife then don't cut him off. One of my good friends had those desires, but Alhamdulilah now he is married with a pretty chick.
Do-I-Look-Somali
Make me some Cambulo tonight.
My friend don't complicate something simple. Sexuality is a choice. I just told you how 2 twins who share the same dna both had different sexualities, and guess what? The gay twin literally became gay at 20 lol. That LGBT agenda is outdated.
NotAjnabi
Somalilander
Sexuality is selected at birth, thus created by God. You told me that twins have the exact same genes, that's also false. God created gay niggas.
Hayay hayay, it's been confirmed that homophobes are usually gay themselves, if we include your arab genes then you have the highest chance of becoming homosexual in this forum.
Do-I-Look-Somali
Make me some Cambulo tonight.
Lawrence S. Mayer, MB, PhD, a scholar in residence in the Department of Psychiatry at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, and Paul R. McHugh, MD, a Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, state in the Fall 2016 special report, “Sexuality and Gender: Findings from the Biological, Psychological, and Social Science,” published in The New Atlantis:
"While some people are under the impression that sexual orientation is an innate, fixed, and biological trait of human beings — that, whether heterosexual, homosexual, or bisexual, we are 'born that way' — there is insufficient scientific evidence to support that claim. In fact, the concept of sexual orientation itself is highly ambiguous; it can refer to a set of behaviors, to feelings of attraction, or to a sense of identity.
Epidemiological studies show a rather modest association between genetic factors and sexual attractions or behaviors, but do not provide significant evidence pointing to particular genes. There is also evidence for other hypothesized biological causes of homosexual behaviors, attractions, or identity — such as the influence of hormones on prenatal development — but that evidence, too, is limited. Studies of the brains of homosexuals and heterosexuals have found some differences, but have not demonstrated that these differences are inborn rather than the result of environmental factors that influenced both psychological and neurobiological traits.
One environmental factor that appears to be correlated with non-heterosexuality is childhood sexual abuse victimization, which may also contribute to the higher rates of poor mental health outcomes among non-heterosexual subpopulations, compared to the general population. Overall, the evidence suggests some measure of fluidity in patterns of sexual attraction and behavior — contrary to the 'born that way' notion that oversimplifies the vast complexity of human sexuality."
For all the born gay advocates out there.
"While some people are under the impression that sexual orientation is an innate, fixed, and biological trait of human beings — that, whether heterosexual, homosexual, or bisexual, we are 'born that way' — there is insufficient scientific evidence to support that claim. In fact, the concept of sexual orientation itself is highly ambiguous; it can refer to a set of behaviors, to feelings of attraction, or to a sense of identity.
Epidemiological studies show a rather modest association between genetic factors and sexual attractions or behaviors, but do not provide significant evidence pointing to particular genes. There is also evidence for other hypothesized biological causes of homosexual behaviors, attractions, or identity — such as the influence of hormones on prenatal development — but that evidence, too, is limited. Studies of the brains of homosexuals and heterosexuals have found some differences, but have not demonstrated that these differences are inborn rather than the result of environmental factors that influenced both psychological and neurobiological traits.
One environmental factor that appears to be correlated with non-heterosexuality is childhood sexual abuse victimization, which may also contribute to the higher rates of poor mental health outcomes among non-heterosexual subpopulations, compared to the general population. Overall, the evidence suggests some measure of fluidity in patterns of sexual attraction and behavior — contrary to the 'born that way' notion that oversimplifies the vast complexity of human sexuality."
For all the born gay advocates out there.
@Farax is he cadaan?
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