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Originally Posted by Oregon Elephant
I would disagree with the "born" aspect. Homosexuallity isn't in the Genes, it can't be genetic and a choice. You don't have some people that are born with down syndrome and other that chose to have down syndrome.
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What about diabetes? Some are born with it, others give it to themselves. You just picked a random disease and said that because that's not genetic, then homosexuality is not genetic. It doesn't logically follow that because one condition is not chosen by preference that therefore ALL possible human conditions are not chosen by preference.
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Originally Posted by Oregon Elephant
From my expirences and individual research, I believe that homosexuallity is just a sexual curiosity. The percentage of people in the age group of 18 - 25 is vastly larger than that of 55+ age group. The younger age group is also much more abundant of sexual curiosity. Changing partners every other week, trying different things to see what they like, and homosexuality is one of the things that many of them try to see if they like it.
If Homosexuallity was genetic, than when the US began to except it, the older people that were naturally gay would come out, because back when they were young, it was greatly frowned upon (to say the least), so they would have to hide it.
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I think that the persistence of homosexuality despite the heavy ostracism and disgrace that people heap upon homosexuals indicates that some people are born gay. As well as closet gays who have families but go and have sex in a men's restroom. Why would a married man with children go out and have gay sex covertly? It's obviously not for attention, since it is by definition secret sex. You could say it's curiousity, but then wouldn't one be curious about doing something one is biologically inclined to do? I've never ate shit, but that doesn't mean I'm going to try some out of curiousity.
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