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Originally Posted by kylith
Me too. I feel sorry for his ex-fiancée, but I'm glad he's happy.
My only worry is that it could lead to some idiots labelling gay people 'brain damaged'.
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Well, I was telling my husband about the rugby player the other day and how it reminded me of the story that my mother tells about a much loved, now deceased Irish singer. As far as she and her friends were aware he was a devil for the ladies, especially married ones, in his youth and he got caught by a husband who beat the living daylights out of him resulting in a blow to the head and waking up with 'the gay'. he was never out, just assumed to be gay.
she genuinely believed that another blow could knock him the other way.
i think this very straight rugby player possibly had some damage in the prefrontal cortex which controls inhibition so previously buried inclinations got unburied.
Who doesn't know someone that is so far in the closet they do not even know there is a closet?
unfortunately this does give fuel to the pray out the gay brigade and more ammo to aim at confused young people adding to the pile-o-misery created and perpetuated by various religions