Your first point is coming from a male perspective.
This is coming from my perspective as a male, however, this questions specifically asked, 'why do YOU'.
The same could be said, but in reverse, from a girl's point of view. I fail to see how attractiveness even needs to be factored in anyway, though.
Females are different to males. On a chemical level, however my point above stands.
It's as if when you see lesbians you think "Well they're still girls, it's okay that they're gay and I'm still attracted to them" but when you see gay males you think they somehow want you to be attracted to them, thus making you uncomfortable because you are not. The truth is, they could probably care less if you are attracted to them if you are not gay, and so the whole ideal is a mess to begin with.
No, what form of nonsensical logic is this?
When I look at girls, I'm attracted, irrelevant of their sexuality.
When I look at guys, I'm NOT attracted, irrelevant of their sexuality.
The reason gay males make me uncomfortable is from what I've already said, however, I'll elaborate even further on the unnatural part.
It is natural for guys to find girls attractive, and go after them in a sexual nature.
It is unnatural for the same gender to go after each other. (On a personal level, it may be natural for a guy to be gay, however, in context with society, it is abnormal.)
I honestly am not sure what your trying to say, so I've been stabbing in the dark. Suffice to say, your arguments are illogical, pertaining to the fact that they are NOT valid, and NOT sound.
As for the second point, it's not really that far off of a comparison really. You say you're not put off by the unnatural-ness of the modern technologies we enjoy today because you've always had them around, so they became "normal" for you. Don't you think that if things like religion and bigotry in general hadn't suppressed the gay/lesbian culture for so long that it would have had time to become commonplace/accepted by now?
How did cavemen mate? How do most, if not all animals reproduce (not asexually) Your argument is invalid. Also, in relevance to society, the society you are born in is the societies views you will generally adopt, hence the difference from a modern day mans views to a medieval knight's view.
Blacks were treated as less of humans during slavery, but times have changed and they are no longer perceived as of less value than other races of the world by most people's standards.
A white man in a black country;the white man is abnormal.
A black man in a white country;the black man is abnormal.
As blazin said, in-groups, and out-groups. Dominance and Recessiveness. Black people, and White people
are still different. They're skin colour is different. This by no means, means that they're inferior, they are still equal standing, they just have different characteristics attributed to them. A black man. A white man, omit the colour, they're still a man.
Now, people don't like what is different, hence the wrongful prejudice.
The same can and probably will be said about gays in the future. They're fighting for equal rights just as black people had to during the civil rights movement.
I prefaced with supporting their equal rights, I don't this statement is necessary.
Do you think everybody just stopped being racist over night? It took society time to adjust to the changes. You're just one of the people who haven't adjusted yet and come to realize gays are not anymore unnatural than the rest of the world.
Gays are unnatural in a historical and physiological sense.
Gather all the animals in the world that reproduce sexually. List me the ones that reproduce with the same gender.
I don't know if they're are any. They're probably are a couple. However, Millions versus an exclusive group, tell me, which is normal?
I'll stand besides gays in regards to equal rights. I however, will still remain uncomfortable around
some of them, I believe i also accentuated the word some in my previous posts.
Next time, when using examples, I would suggest you try to keep them relevant, and extremely close to the point your trying to argue.