Homosexual acts are acts which involve the specific stimulation of, and heightened sensations in, the parts of the body directly related to reproduction of the species, performed with a person who is of the same gender, and which can, except when practiced among true hermaphrodites, in no way ever result in the production of new forms of life. This conclusion about masturbation manifested on a subconscious level is apparently the driving psychological force in the lives of many people who have hastily participated in heterosexual acts, apparently in an attempt to balance their mental ledgers and resist the thought-processes in their minds that tell them that they have participated in many homosexual acts in the past, that thus, they must really be homosexual by nature. Apparently, many people who masturbate, eventually become experts in the art of specific stimulation of, and heightened sensation in, same gender reproductive parts of the body, and become acutely aware of the different sensations available and the ways to stimulate them. Heterosexuality is the desire to participate in sexual acts with a person who is of a different gender.
Bisexuality is the desire to participate in sexual acts with people of both genders.
Asexuality is the desire to avoid sexual acts, and the resulting benefits and complications which are an integral part of those acts. Marriage is a contract both civil and religious, by which the parties engage to live together in mutual affection and fidelity, till death shall separate them. Marriage was instituted by God himself for the purpose of preventing the promiscuous intercourse of the sexes, for promoting domestic felicity, and for securing the maintenance and education of children. Thus, marriage is a witnessed contract made between two people who agree to live together for the critical and crucial purpose of birthing, rearing, and supporting their children to the best of their abilities and for the great benefit of those children. Thus, the critical and crucial purpose of marriage is for the protection of the children who would come under the guardianship of the parents and who would result from any act of sexual intimacy between two people capable of producing children by that act.