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Tarot. I have two kids of my own and I regularly treat youngsters as part of my profession. There is nothing YOU can teach me about child psychology.


Did I miss something, when as an undergraduate, I read all that research into sexuality and prenatal hormonal chemistry? And what about all the research into human neurobehavioral development?


Tarot, if you can find me just one credible research paper providing a link between exposure to gay characters in soaps and development of sexual orientation, then I promise to stop treating you like a muppet.

Jeremy Wrote:

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> BTW Louisa... I knew you wouldn't stay away

> forever, but two weeks? Where's your willpower?



Jeremy I just couldn't resist, I was sat on my sun lounger sulking. And I knew deep down, admin wasn't prepared to budge. So I've come back with my bottle of Pinot between my legs, so to speak.


Louisa.

Blah Blah Wrote:

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> Tarot. I have two kids of my own and I regularly

> treat youngsters as part of my profession. There

> is nothing YOU can teach me about child

> psychology.

>

> Did I miss something, when as an undergraduate, I

> read all that research into sexuality and prenatal

> hormonal chemistry? And what about all the

> research into human neurobehavioral development?

>

> Tarot, if you can find me just one credible

> research paper providing a link between exposure

> to gay characters in soaps and development of

> sexual orientation, then I promise to stop

> treating you like a muppet.


What an odd thing to say blah blah. I cannot think of many child psychologists who would engage with a poster like tarot in such a way esp to the extent of asking them to provide a credible research paper (which we all know is futile).

That's right Jeremy. I'm not going to say exactly what I do for a profession in a public forum. Why would I?


Not an odd thing to say at all numbers. Tarot is being deliberately obtuse and trying to avoid taking responsibility for his/ her comments. I don't have to be polite about that, esp as all prior posts that try to reason with Tarot have been so deliberately ignored.


lol@spark67 Phil Mitchell? Really? :D

Jeremy Wrote:

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> I don't think bb is claiming to be a child

> psychologist per se... just someone who knows a

> little bit about it.


Er...really? When someone on an internet forum makes claims that cannot be verified, "that there is nothing you can teach them about ...[insert brainy subject]", that seems a little more than someone saying they know a bit about it. Compounded by the implication that the subject at hand is part of their profession.


Anyway, there's NOTHING you can teach me about thermonuclear dynamics. Not that its anything to do with my work you understand.

Point taken numbers, but I think most people would agree that someone starting a thread and then extending on their subject with comments like watershed and impact on children, better be able to back that up with hard evidence. In spite of being challenged on that point by me in several posts, Tarot has chosen to not only ignore it, but then further insults all of our intelligence by claiming to be a victim of heterophobia! He/ she further responds to me with a comment about not having children etc.


Anyone looking at the post you are now trying to pick apart (from me) and looking at the post I was replying to, in context, would be able to see why Tarot deserved the talking down he got.


If Tarot knew anything about sexuality and psychology, he/ she would never have made the comemment about watersheds in the first place.

I am the only hetro in the village. L.O.L

You have all missed the point of the original post.

I make no excuses about anything, there is not one person this thread was aimed at but a question on the content of the t.v soaps.

Its you lot that got your knickers in a twist I HAVENT threatened anyone with being buried alive or run over by a gay car all disguised threats that true trolls make. By the way stop brow beating people to your way of thinking its not always about you.

Tarot Wrote:

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> I am the only hetro in the village. L.O.L

> You have all missed the point of the original

> post.

> I make no excuses about anything, there is not one

> person this thread was aimed at but a question on

> the content of the t.v soaps.

> Its you lot that got your knickers in a twist I

> HAVENT threatened anyone with being buried alive

> or run over by a gay car all disguised threats

> that true trolls make. By the way stop brow

> beating people to your way of thinking its not

> always about you.


Hey Tarot


I think I first mentioned being buried alive because it's

the only story line I remember other than Nick Cotton and

dirty Den. :)


I think if you said you didn't like any sexual scenes before

the watershed (rather than just gay ones) you'd get some

support (I remember leaving the room as a teenager).

Blah Blah Wrote:

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> Point taken numbers, but I think most people would

> agree that someone starting a thread and then

> extending on their subject with comments like

> watershed and impact on children, better be able

> to back that up with hard evidence. In spite of

> being challenged on that point by me in several

> posts, Tarot has chosen to not only ignore it, but

> then further insults all of our intelligence by

> claiming to be a victim of heterophobia! He/ she

> further responds to me with a comment about not

> having children etc.

>

> Anyone looking at the post you are now trying to

> pick apart (from me) and looking at the post I was

> replying to, in context, would be able to see why

> Tarot deserved the talking down he got.

>

> If Tarot knew anything about sexuality and

> psychology, he/ she would never have made the

> comemment about watersheds in the first place.


Haven't you worked out that trying to reason with someone with such views they started a thread about it is pointless?


Oh do forgive me, you're new here aren't you?

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