Gay … Please Meet Jazz’s Perspective

Important notice: Jazz won’t be using “Jazz” in reference to any gay person

Lately, Jazz has been noticing that gay is spreading. First it was only odd individuals that Jazz bumped into in class teamwork sessions, at lunchtime at the university’s cafeteria or just in irregular social gatherings. But now, gay isn’t satisfied with here and there, gay is fighting to be generally accepted and normally available. Gay demanded and had succeeded in getting special gay nights at nightclubs here and there in Arabia. Gay had worked its way into being not so frowned upon amongst Arabs and almost generally acceptable.  Jazz doesn’t believe anything unnatural should be normal and Jazz doesn’t believe gay is natural and here’s why …

Jazz knows this is very bold of Jazz but Jazz has a perspective on how unnatural it is to be gay and wishes to share it with Jazz who isn’t clear about this topic and Jazz who is already convinced but has no explainable support to what Jazz naturally feels is right. Jazz won’t go too deep in theories and proofs because Jazz has a very shallow yet credible theory that is enough to convince Jazz’s nagging conscious.

Jazz believes in God. Jazz believes in God’s sheer perfection and faultlessness. To be flawless is to be whole and that is God. To be unfair is to have a flaw, therefore, unsuitable for God. Jazz believes God is The Just, far more “just” than “just” can actually be. It is listed as one of his holy names “العادل” or “The Just” (Jazz drills in information for a purpose).  That being said (over and over again) …

Jazz believes that when God created man he, with no equal, knows best his creation. He knows best what the needs of his creation are so God created woman. God knew that there would be a need for “woman” in “man’s” life and vice versa so with his utter justice he also created the reasonable solution for such a need. That provided solution is marriage. The only legal and sin-less way to tame and practice that need (Jazz reminds Jazz that Jazz is addressing sexual needs as well as other important needs as well such as security, companionship, care … etc )

Nevertheless, Jazz is aware that Jazz could already be practicing this need without marriage but that’s not Jazz’s argument. Whether Jazz is married or not, religion had already provided a solution that Jazz possesses in case Jazz wants to do it the right way. Gay on the other hand, doesn’t have religion’s consent. Jazz doesn’t believe in all the minor religions that alter their rules with every change in society thinking they are being more accepted when in fact they are performing catastrophic modifications. Jazz believes that religion the way God provided it is practical for all times and all places when practiced moderately.

Being gay or homosexual or in favor of the same sex defies God’s perfection. It defies God’s justice. When a person prefers same sex sexual contact that is exactly like saying God messed it up this time and hadn’t considered that need. Say what? Now how bull is that? (Jazz hears that being said with Tyler Perry’s old black woman attitude that never goes wrong) Jazz refuses such claims and so should any Jazz out there. God had addressed all possible needs in all Jazz’s life.

If God knew that there will be a need (no matter how small it is) for a girl to want a girl or for a boy to desire a boy, he would have resolved the issue with a reasonable solution simply because God is fair. He hadn’t created Jazz to suffer, he created Jazz to live happily with his rules and earn a spot in his heavens by Jazz’s good-doing. Yet when he hadn’t resolved that issue with a viable solution nor had he addressed it an accepted lifestyle that in itself is enough proof that it shouldn’t exist. It has no justification but rebelliousness, disobedience and probably the phenomenon of the more prohibited something is only makes it more desirable.

Jazz understands how hard gay can fight for what they feel is their rightful battle for a normal existence but it will always be like climbing a mountain while continuously wishing for gravity to stop making it harder. Well, gravity exists for a reason and so does religion. Furthermore, Jazz likes to point out that gravity is normal and at its best when the platform is neither elevated nor lowered. Jazz’s advice to gay is to stop going uphill and just go straight already!

Gay isn’t natural.

Sincerely yours,

Jazz

All the above is Jazz’s personal opinions, Jazz can agree, disagree or feel neutral.