"لوطنة العالم"

Sorry for writing in English but I don't have access to an Arabic keyboard.

Thanks Halimah for. Homosexuality has been a controversial issue since era.

This summer I was watching a movie called "family Stone," it nuzzled a gay character who returns home for Christmas with his black boy friend. The gay son is diff and extremely nice and polite and I had this hunch that it was a matter of "marketing" or "normalization" of homosexuality. One scene that interested me, where the big brother's girl friend was not "open" enough to accept the special sexual orientation of the young brother and asked the mother if she ever wished her son was "normal", with no explanation of normality! The mother outrage was exaggerated and she pleaded to argue that her son is "normal"! I am not sure if this type of art work or literature will ever help us accept this twisted matter where psychological, physical, and social elements mingled and netted. It is explained –only, by those who are living in its zone and it is not reflective adequately to those who set on the edge and only see the top of the iceberg.

Homosexuality had been inevitable behavior/choice throughout time of humanity. Would it make any difference if it is public or suppressed?

This issue in particular cannot be tackled from singled-prospective. We can strike against their public rights or marriage or simply deny their presence; but this will never address the causes and/or provide alternatives and coexistence formula.

,We have many fronts here
we have those who are" homosexual," and they are part of the society and we cannot just chuck ,them out
,we have our household who we want them to be normal, yet cannot control them if they are not and we have our own believes and ethical luggage we cling to and affects our evaluation

Globalization might lead us at last to address the matter more openly. But the matter has been there forever. it might not be bad to bring it to light and learn about it and move to an advance knowledge of our nature as human who are so alike yet differ shockingly.

Thanks again and I will be back in Arabic