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How can I politely decline a gay friend`s invites to homosexual events & fundraisers?

Just to be clear, I am female, respect my male friend, save judgment for Heavenly Father, & along with my Father support only hetero-sexual activities.

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torogay 		Uhm so your that `type` of people; Uhm You could say to your homosexual friend, just as you would say to a hetero-sexual friend that you do not think you could make it to event du to prior engagement plans

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mensexonly 		`No thanks`.

The speech is unnecessary. If he presses you for why, tell him you just aren`t interested, & if he presses further, just tell him truth

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gaynudist 		Well, what does your Bible tell you to do? Probably to stone him to death. I mean, I don`t see how you can honestly respect someone who you believe is going to burn in Hell; Believe whatever you want, but(!) don`t be hypocrite. He`s the idiot for being your friend though. I`m sure the only reason you`re even nice to him at all is because it`s `the Christian thing to do; `

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serenity 		Tell him, tell him that although you accept that he is gay. You would perfer not to go to these events as it goes against your beliefs

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gaymentop 		LOL your explanation is nutty; you should be honored to be invited anywhere. If you feel uncomfortable with certain events, that`s all you`d have to say. but(!) to decline simply because the person is gay is so stupid & small of you

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gaynudist 		Just say `nah, because I don`t want to be an area with other lesbians who might get confused at me`


this might make your friend know you are not homophobic (hate gays), but(!) at the same time, feel a lil uncomforablte near lesbians

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charliegay 		Be honest about it. Tell your friend you love & support him, but(!) you just wouldn`t feel comfortable going to those events

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serenity 		say straight up I respect you as person, but I have a different view & I do not want to participate in those activities

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