Yes. I guess it does imply that. And a young man at the peak of his loveuality "getting some," after becoming a priest, might be viewed in some circles as "terrible." And here I mistakenly thought you could recall the context... which you raised. Young men? Maybe even teens? Having to decide whether or not to become priests? The clueless straight kids are being pulled in two directions, the clueless gay kids are not. See what happens the next time you're in a spelling flamewar, pig f***er... but, anyways, you insisting on being clueless, you keep ignoring a rather obvious fact: In many cultures a priest has status. You previous unsupported buttertion amounting to claiming that some 50% of priest were gay people trying to hide from a heteroloveual existence of wife & family. The plain fact is that in many cultures becoming a priest is quite attractive... *Except* for not being able to live the heteroloveual existence of a wife & family. Double hint: You're looking at the world and seeing yourself. You're not trying to understand how other cultures might view the priesthood, you're imposing your own view on them.
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