the reason I asked this is because in my 1st period class I brought up the possibility that homosexuality might be in fact genetic, and this guy said, and I **** you not "People are gay because of sin and they can stop if they turn to God"
Now, I wanted to ask for some sort of evidence, but I didn't for some reason
its a possibly though i wouldnt really know for sure, so i cant give a honest answer. but i'm thinking that situations in their lives could possibly change them to that state to
its a possibly though i wouldnt really know for sure, so i cant give a honest answer. but i'm thinking that situations in their lives could possibly change them to that state to2ndWonder
What situations? I was raised in a perfectly normal home with nothing particularly remarkable. I was aware of my same-sex attractions from a pretty early age, though.
Since sexuality does not generally present in infancy, I'd say its hard to say canonically.xaos
Yeah, it's difficult to really say if they are born with it, but I am convinced that it can show early, and is caused by abnormal levels of testosterone.
What situations? I was raised in a perfectly normal home with nothing particularly remarkable. I was aware of my same-sex attractions from a pretty early age, though.xaos
idk, maybe guy/girl could be rejected by the oppsite gender mulitiple times and that could lead to them, though my thoery on that could be way off the mark. i know a*** guy (no he's not attracted to me, and no i'm not*** if anyone gets the wrong impression), he told me that he wasnt always ***, he wouldnt really get into detail about what happend to cause him to be like this, but hedid tell me that things that happend caused him to be that way. though many factors can attribute to a person becoming *** though its different for some people
Well you don't see male lions trying to mate with eachother do you?NicktehImperial
Yes; and there are even more on the nose examples. Besides, humans present a number of innate traits that other animals don't, such as a proppensity for structured language, so that seems kind of irrelevant.
Well you don't see male lions trying to mate with eachother do you?NicktehImperial
Yes, in fact there are records of that when the female wasn't in heat for a long time. I read it honestly 3 years ago so you can assum I'm wrong if you can't find it, that would be the most logical thing at least.
Evidence suggests that there are certain genes that causes one to be homosexual (as in, there is not one gay gene). I think it's possible that some people are born that way whereas with others it is hormonal, though either way it isn't a choice.
Well you don't see male lions trying to mate with eachother do you?NicktehImperial
Actually...
"Both male and female lions have been seen to interact homosexually. Male lions pair-bond for a number of days and initiate homosexual activity with affectionate nuzzling and caressing, leading to mounting and thrusting. About 8% of mountings have been observed to occur with other males, while female pairings are held to be fairly common in captivity but have not been observed in the wild."
Bruce Bagemihl, Biological Exuberance: Animal Homosexuality and Natural Diversity
Srivastav, Suvira (15 December-31 December 2001). "Lion, Without Lioness"
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