yeah but why. You're not explaining why you're just saying that some don't my theory on that is there is some genetically controlled mechanism causing the small minority to drift toward this particular sexual attraction.
1. That has yet to be found i.e. the current science declaration that there is no "gay gene." However, there might be a physiological component, to aid in population control.
2. What I am saying is that it may also be a learning/social thing. Very much like the idea of social efforts to establish one's place in the local pecking order.
Only in that case more of a "learning via experience" behavior. Which also socializes a boy or a girl toward one of the various sexual "preferences."
I know some will find it more alluring the question is why
Why?
It's because people seek self-actualization of their wants, needs, and desires. But in order to determine them they have to "taste" the experience of them. Much like one taste's food and drink and decides what you like and don't like.
..and why does it often turn up before this sort of experimental phase begins?
This because
pre-pubescent children are not thinking of "sex." But
they are seeking attention, from parents, peers, and other adults. So
when they focus on a particular parent, it is because
they want the focus of that parent on them. So they will seek to engage in mirror behaviors.
When they start day care, they will be exposed to other kids and new adults. This will cause them to seek a place of maximum focus from all these new sources. This is where we might see clearly those who are extroverts and those who are introverts, and those in-between starting to occur.
But they will still experiment by "kissing" each other, pretending to have "boy friends and girl friends" as often same sex as opposite because they are mimicking, but still working on the concept of being different.
so gay people are only gay because they don't want to get pregnant so why are they attracted to the same tax the behavior doesn't inform the thought process that leads to it that's putting the caboose in front of the engine.
That is a your projection, not my point at all. It is a red herring which I am not arguing nor will I go down that road with you.
It's the other way around you're probably not going to pursue sexual contact with someone of the same sex unless you already feel attraction to them.
You are projecting adult views on pre-pubescent children. At the age we are discussing, these children don't have a complex idea of either biological sex, or sexual behavior. They are not thinking anything like that. They simply "engage" in positive and negative reactions with peers of their age group. So you may see 4 to 6 year old's hugging, kissing, and being close while having no thought of sex or sexual differences. Ten minutes later they might be fighting over a toy.
it doesn't though in fact this factor doesn't seem to play any role in it at all. In some societies they prescribed the death penalty for gay people and that's not enough to stop them.
Already explained above. Stop projecting adult sexual motivations onto pre-pubescent children. That is far from their mindset.
So peer pressure absolutely isn't.
See above.
so why aren't more permissive societies having more instances of homosexuals than less permissive societies it's almost like the behavior is informed by something else.
you would be incorrect.
Sexual attraction is a powerful motivator. All the trappings of civilization serve one purpose, to provide the ability to exist and breed. The foundation of existence. We humans like to think we are above this, with all our brain power. But despite the rare misanthropes, and other non-perpetuating behaviors,
the prime motivation of our species is to propagate. Sex is the method, but it allows for all sorts of desires.
There's this cultural phenomenon of people that call themselves incels and mgtow. If it was out of convenience why wouldn't all of these people be gay when the reality is none of them are?
Are they incels by choice, or because no one wants them?
so there's no reason at all to bring it up in a discussion where we're talking about why some people are homosexual and others aren't
Actually, you have not shown that my point isn't relevant at all, despite all that sophistry.