Stop using your own religion to justify a community that's not solely formed by the people that have the same religion as yours. In my religion, there's no restriction for sex, though there're restrictions for unhealthy sexual behaviours(not anal sex/oral sex, sorry to burst your bubble). Heck, my religion doesn't even talk about sexuality at all. If you're wondering, it's Buddhism and I attempt to practise the Five Percepts as much as I could.

And never have I ever said adultery is allowed, adultery is literally one of the unhealthy sexual behaviours I've mentioned, but if sexuality is not even a concern in my religion, what makes you so concerned about it as if it matters or even affects anything. You're hilarious to link sexuality to poison, I'll give you a haha for that. If you're replying to TS, just kindly press the reply button, not post in an open thread like this. 

If you really want me to answer that poison question, I'd say if it brings no benefit, by no means I'll drink it, but if it helps a group of people, I'll probably drink it, depending on whether the people are worth to save. Of course, adultery is independent of sexuality, so what's your point? If it's adultery, it's wrong no matter what sexuality the people involved are. Can you not mix common sense with religion? It's common sense to get as rich as possible or for some, as comfortable as they can be, but is it religious? A big no. Religion is just guidance, not command, you don't need a religion to tell(order) you how to live.

Here's an alternative view on the story of Sodome and Gamorrah if you care to read it. Don't get spoonfed by everything the society been telling us because not everything is right.

It's funny that you ask me questions and when I answer your questions, you call me a freak because my answers don't obey your religion when you clearly know I'm a BUDDHIST, LAY BUDDHIST to be specific, not MUSLIM. Tell me which part of the Five Precepts talks about homosexuality.

I think you just need to be more open-minded to accept alternative views instead of brushing things off as blasphemous.

There's nothing to be angry about because there are Christian and Muslim scholars who are strong LGBT proponents these days (Amina Wadud for example).   But of course someone who is inclined towards homophobia would just listen to the one fitting their narratives.

If you read what I've written in an angry tone, it will certainly make me sound like I'm mad. I'm just irritated at people that keep using the 'unnatural' thing to back their statement when it's a completely false thing. In reality, I'm not even moved a little by your statements since you're just telling what you assume with a curious tone, at least that's what I thought.

edit: To mean getting irritated or angry, it's 'you are freaked (out)', this is the reason why I misunderstood you.

Ah the “book” thing again.

Frankly, I don't see how anyone who looks into the history of the “book” could come away thinking it was somehow a perfect representation of what god (or anyone) wants.

For the sake of argument lets remove the “book” equation for now.
(Don’t want insult anyone “book” ok)

“if you learned that poison is lethal, even nobody tell you not to drink it, under yout justification, are you going to drink it anyway?”

Normal answer is big No. Yet some still choose to drink it.

The justification : The lethal dosage of the poison and the context of the poison it represent.

Is it possible TS know if it is taken in small dose it will not kill him. Heck he might even built up some immunity against that poison and possible some other B*** S*** as well.

I mean early human started eating raw meat before fire was even invented, of course some die due to poisoning, yet some human learn from it and adapt to it.

As for why some take the poison, maybe they saw something that is worth taking it.
 
-Anyway it is my personal opinion.

I guess some people just interpret the books differently.

Is there anything else you want to add? You are entitled to your opinion but you are not convincing anyone here to repent because some of us are proud gay muslims as well as proud gay adherents of other religions. We don't find any conflict between our lifestyle and our beliefs at all.