barfolemew
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I do not believe gays have a choice. I believe they are born gay.
Gardener said:Since other animals engage in homosexuality, I would think folks would be hard pressed to claim it a conscious choice. Well, unless one can show the level of self-awareness in other animals is such that they can make conscious choices.
barfolemew said:I do not believe gays have a choice. I believe they are born gay.
M14 Shooter said:Do they engage in homosexuality to the exclusion of heterosexualtiy?
Saboteur said:Studies on the human brain have shown that there is a difference between male and female brains. The difference is represented by things called follicals. Men have less and larger follicals, women have smaller and more follicals. Gay people have both small and large follicals of varying densities.
Napoleon's Nightingale said:I think it's a combination of genetics and the environment one is exposed to.
ptsdkid said:Of course people are not born gay. That's like saying a baby is born a heroin addict. Of course, mother's that were pregnant while shooting heroin give a great chance that their offspring will continue with the habit. But that habit can be remedied through the proper medicinal treatment plan. We're talking about the genes(DNA) here. There is no scientific proof that a child will be born with a gay gene.
It's the child's enviroment that formulates his taste in sexual preference. Let's say two lezbos are raising a male child, and they dress him up in panties and skirts and give him girlie dolls to play with through his adolescent years--what becomes the chance that he'll turn out queer? Close to 100%, I'll bet.
I know there are a few cases where the effemminate boy produces a high pitched female voice and actually grows breasts, but despite these anomalies--he still relies on his enviornment to formulate and choose his switch-hitting status in the bedroom.
Napoleon's Nightingale said:Very interesting. Do you have anymore information on this?
M14 Shooter said:If homosexuality is genetic, and an unborn baby is found to have the gene -- is it OK for a mother who doesnt want a gay child to abort said unborn baby?
ptsdkid said:Of course people are not born gay. That's like saying a baby is born a heroin addict. Of course, mother's that were pregnant while shooting heroin give a great chance that their offspring will continue with the habit. But that habit can be remedied through the proper medicinal treatment plan. We're talking about the genes(DNA) here. There is no scientific proof that a child will be born with a gay gene.
It's the child's enviroment that formulates his taste in sexual preference. Let's say two lezbos are raising a male child, and they dress him up in panties and skirts and give him girlie dolls to play with through his adolescent years--what becomes the chance that he'll turn out queer? Close to 100%, I'll bet.
I know there are a few cases where the effemminate boy produces a high pitched female voice and actually grows breasts, but despite these anomalies--he still relies on his enviornment to formulate and choose his switch-hitting status in the bedroom.
Saboteur said:Unfortunately I wouldn't know where to begin a search. I obtained the information on a prime time type of news program back in the '90s.
I will try though.:smile:
AlbqOwl said:A friend of mine is an out-of-the-closet lesbian who has her PhD in biology and is working on one in Psychology. She is beautiful, talented, loving, intelligent, and obviously quite well educated. Her take on this:
1) The only creature in the animal kingdom who is truly gay is the human being. She is convinced that what appears to be homosexuality in the animal kingdom elsewhere is not a homosexual predispostion but is rather assertion of dominance, much as are many of the homosexual acts expressed in prison. She believe this occurs only between males of the species and, as somebody expressed, is not to the exclusion of heterosexual activity.
2) She believes the evidence is that a few humans do actually choose the gay lifestyle for more psychological rather than biological reasons.
3) She is convinced that most gay men and lesbians are biologically predisposed to homosexuality from birth as she was.
As she explains it, homosexuality is generally not a choice, but it is a deviation from normal in that there is no gene pool for it. The odds are overwhelming that a gay father and lesbian mother will produce offspring that are heterosexual from birth while it also seems to be common that only one member, if any, of a large family will be gay. If homosexuality is a deviation from normal, however, this suggests that it may be possible to discover a way to correct it if that is what the person wants.
When she explains it, she is very convincing.
Good post, AlbqOwl, but someone mentioned bonobos earlier, and female bonobos do engage in homosexual activity. I wouldn't know about any other animal species.AlbqOwl said:A friend of mine is an out-of-the-closet lesbian who has her PhD in biology and is working on one in Psychology. She is beautiful, talented, loving, intelligent, and obviously quite well educated. Her take on this:
1) The only creature in the animal kingdom who is truly gay is the human being. She is convinced that what appears to be homosexuality in the animal kingdom elsewhere is not a homosexual predispostion but is rather assertion of dominance, much as are many of the homosexual acts expressed in prison. She believe this occurs only between males of the species and, as somebody expressed, is not to the exclusion of heterosexual activity.
2) She believes the evidence is that a few humans do actually choose the gay lifestyle for more psychological rather than biological reasons.
3) She is convinced that most gay men and lesbians are biologically predisposed to homosexuality from birth as she was.
As she explains it, homosexuality is generally not a choice, but it is a deviation from normal in that there is no gene pool for it. The odds are overwhelming that a gay father and lesbian mother will produce offspring that are heterosexual from birth while it also seems to be common that only one member, if any, of a large family will be gay. If homosexuality is a deviation from normal, however, this suggests that it may be possible to discover a way to correct it if that is what the person wants.
When she explains it, she is very convincing.
ptsdkid said:Of course people are not born gay. That's like saying a baby is born a heroin addict. Of course, mother's that were pregnant while shooting heroin give a great chance that their offspring will continue with the habit. But that habit can be remedied through the proper medicinal treatment plan. We're talking about the genes(DNA) here. There is no scientific proof that a child will be born with a gay gene.
It's the child's enviroment that formulates his taste in sexual preference. Let's say two lezbos are raising a male child, and they dress him up in panties and skirts and give him girlie dolls to play with through his adolescent years--what becomes the chance that he'll turn out queer? Close to 100%, I'll bet.
I know there are a few cases where the effemminate boy produces a high pitched female voice and actually grows breasts, but despite these anomalies--he still relies on his enviornment to formulate and choose his switch-hitting status in the bedroom.
TimmyBoy said:To get an accurate reflection of society and society's behavior, all one must do is examine human behavior in a prison and you will have an accurate picture and understanding of the society you live in.