Is Being Gay A Choice?

[randallscott35]

Originally Posted by miraja2

So.....there are hundreds of thousands of people in the world who claim to be bisexual....argue that they find both men and women attractive....and actually engage in sexual experiences with both men and women.
Are you really saying that these people are either gay or straight, and despite what they think they feel, they absolutely must fall into one of two categories of rigidly defined sexual orientation.

That is absurd.

Yes there is no such thing as being born bisexual.

[GBBob]

Originally Posted by randallscott35

Yes there is no such thing as being born bisexual.

And the Health Care bill would never pass either..0 for 2

At least with the gay baboon article ( no..I didn't read it) you were quoting something of merit...This is just your shot gun opinion on a subject I don't think you, or very many of us posting really know that much about.

Unless you really are Bi-Sexual and know that you weren't born that way.

[randallscott35]

Originally Posted by GBBob

And the Health Care bill would never pass either..0 for 2

At least with the gay baboon article ( no..I didn't read it) you were quoting something of merit...This is just your shot gun opinion on a subject I don't think you, or very many of us posting really know that much about.

Unless you really are Bi-Sexual and know that you weren't born that way.

Yes it is my opinion....I realize it was a long article with some big words, try it sometime. Best of luck with Obama care.

[timmgirvan]

Originally Posted by randallscott35

Yes there is no such thing as being born bisexual.

http://www.exacom.net/firstlibrary/A...gay%20gene.htm

[randallscott35]

Originally Posted by timmgirvan

http://www.exacom.net/firstlibrary/A...gay%20gene.htm

Doesn't have to be a gene.

[Danzig]

i'm really not sure why it matters whether it's a choice or not, altho i also feel that you're born that way. i never made a conscience decision on what i like-whether it's men, liver and onions, or reality shows on television. i just know if someone asks if i would like liver for dinner, the answer would be no. to me, it tastes awful. i know it's supposed to be good for me, but i still can't convince my taste buds that it's something i should like. ugh

at any rate, it all comes down to people needing to mind their own business. i don't want anyone dictating to me who i should or can love, or who i have in my bedroom.


and it may not be a gene-all fetuses start out as female, the chromosomes dictate the growth of outies rather than innies at a certain stage of formation-i think it's got something to do with that change during gestation.