ive seen this video and it explains a lot in simple context but then agian even still most chose not to believe it which is fine by me everyone has there opinion i dont get mad if others talk crap on me, but i will defend others on the subject
gay pride everyone not ashamed to show it either

I love this video :3

lol "We're still gay" ^^ interesting video though, not sure about if its true about the genetics/physiology, well people have their theories

its a great documentary, and its nice to see this little piece of it again, and the facts actually do check out, from what I've read, Including Bob Jones University. lol

I agree with the part where people should not convert gays/bis/lesbians to straight, due to the fact that they will grow up with alot of guilt and people making fun of them for what they are (I have first hand experience with this). People should just accept the fact that some people are gay/Bi/Lesbian and move on with their life. But then again the human species is never going to accept what they don't want. Thank god for the fandom ^.=.^

Just because we are a group of fans who are united by the artistic interest of anthropomorphic characters, doesn't mean we are excused of our humanity, or that these sort of misunderstanding people - in this case, homophobes - don't exist within our culture and community as well. We are humans, whether we like it or not, and we have to accept the fact that we live in a world with other humans, who may not share our interests, or opinions on moral, social, and political issues. And thats just fine with me, because, I, for one, am proud to be human.

I'm referring to the fandom as being (well most of us) mature people that accept others for who they are,
example:
I am a bisexual white male and normal society would reject and make fun of me where as the fandom (most of us) accepts me for who I am.

I am a gay male, open to all of my irl friends, not one a member of the fandom, and the worst flak I get are gay jokes that I tell to them. But, I have heard that things are quite different outside a small-town setting. My main point is that no one should allow themselves to be bothered by unaccepting people, nor should we ever think ourselves immune from creating and maintaining similar negative belief systems, for any reason.

Just because we are a group of fans who are united by the artistic interest of anthropomorphic characters, doesn't mean we are excused of our humanity, or that these sort of misunderstanding people - in this case, homophobes - don't exist within our culture and community as well. We are humans, whether we like it or not, and we have to accept the fact that we live in a world with other humans, who may not share our interests, or opinions on moral, social, and political issues. And thats just fine with me, because, I, for one, am proud to be human.

It's a nifty video.
Sexual preference is just a preference, and unless it leads the person to harm others I don't see how it can be a problem.

It's hilarious to me, however, when folks entrenched in deviance such as the furry community can call out other people for being more deviant and act like they're on some pedestal of "more normal".

Hm, that was kinda interesting. The part about a woman giving birth to multiple boys increases the chance of them being gay with each one because it femenizes them seemed the most interesting to me because I'm an only child and I'm just about as gay ad feminine as they come lol.

interesting fun facts to know that's all I'm going to say about that video.