A student reports an argument that homosexuality resembles greed because it culminates in no fruit and leaves one trapped inside one's own kind rather than encountering the other sex.
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The third function is cultural differentiation: to know who one is, a group must also know who it is not.
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"So I actually had this conversation with my husband about this because I have a lot of gay friends. I think they're the best..."
"through all this act and love and you, you don't appreciate the other gender, which is a different perspective. So if you are gay,..."
"Okay? So, that's the first major function of poets in the society. To legitimize authority. Second function is to create a cultural identity. So,..."
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