RockerJ
Still Obsessed with P4
Yeah, they did. end of discussion. I don't want an argument to flare up.
Can sexuality be changed?
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Yeah, they did. end of discussion. I don't want an argument to flare up.
But you're basing your argument on them.
RockerJ
Still Obsessed with P4
I believe Adam and Eve existed, you all don't. End of discussion.
Fine. If you don't want to dicuss it then don't base your arguments on them.
AndThen?
pull the trigger.
Yeah no joke, my parents are straight. That's not to say that homosexuality isn't genetically-linked though. Many genetic traits you have aren't apparent in your parents.
Nature or nurture? I don't know. I'm comfortable with either. I used to support only the "nature" argument, because it strongly reinforces the fact that sexuality is not a choice. But, I mean, even if it is according to "nurture", no conscious choice was made.
And it's not like all gays were brought up with Barbies and were treated like girls. Not that there's anything wrong with this. I've heard that people brought up with a female influence end up being better parents. I think it's plausible that your mind will react to certain things differently to other people during early childhood, which in turn shape the person you'll become (not just talking about sexual orientation here, because I don't think it's that important in the grand scheme of things).
Sixty, I reckon it takes someone extremely confident in their sexuality to say that everyone is born bisexual. Particularly a Christian. Hooray for open-mindedness. My take on the matter is that when you're born... you don't have a sexuality. You can't be sexually stimulated, you don't have any sexual preferences towards either gender at all. When you get older, you become more attracted to a certain gender, or both genders. But I agree, no one is born straight. For instance, it's not like I woke up one day and was like, "Hey, wow, now I'm gay! This is weird!".
Bio, I think you're more willing to consider that all people are born straight to because you're more comfortable with this idea... because no one wants to think that they are, and that they've ever been, anything other than straight. Sexuality is such an insignificant thing, though, that it really doesn't matter. You didn't come out of the womb wanting tits, basically. That's something that develops for some people, and doesn't for others.
Nature or nurture? I don't know. I'm comfortable with either. I used to support only the "nature" argument, because it strongly reinforces the fact that sexuality is not a choice. But, I mean, even if it is according to "nurture", no conscious choice was made.
And it's not like all gays were brought up with Barbies and were treated like girls. Not that there's anything wrong with this. I've heard that people brought up with a female influence end up being better parents. I think it's plausible that your mind will react to certain things differently to other people during early childhood, which in turn shape the person you'll become (not just talking about sexual orientation here, because I don't think it's that important in the grand scheme of things).
Sixty, I reckon it takes someone extremely confident in their sexuality to say that everyone is born bisexual. Particularly a Christian. Hooray for open-mindedness. My take on the matter is that when you're born... you don't have a sexuality. You can't be sexually stimulated, you don't have any sexual preferences towards either gender at all. When you get older, you become more attracted to a certain gender, or both genders. But I agree, no one is born straight. For instance, it's not like I woke up one day and was like, "Hey, wow, now I'm gay! This is weird!".
Bio, I think you're more willing to consider that all people are born straight to because you're more comfortable with this idea... because no one wants to think that they are, and that they've ever been, anything other than straight. Sexuality is such an insignificant thing, though, that it really doesn't matter. You didn't come out of the womb wanting tits, basically. That's something that develops for some people, and doesn't for others.
gpoleweski
G-JoKeR
This homosexual ****ing gene comes from a ****ing mutation! Yes I'm swearing because this deabate won't stfu. Adam and Eve didn't have to be gay...MUTATIONS!!! What came first the chicken or the egg? The egg came first to hatch the chicken...chicken egg was laid due to a GENETIC MUTATION.
Honestly, read a ****ing Punnet's square once in a while. (I know it's not recessive and it's not a gene)
Honestly, read a ****ing Punnet's square once in a while. (I know it's not recessive and it's not a gene)
AndThen?
pull the trigger.
Stfu, your genetics is fail! It's not anywhere near as simple as Punnet's squares.
Deanis
Tip#67: Sell Your Wii
So what did happen?
You started checking out the guys in the changeroom at school and thought....hey...I like this!?
AndThen?
pull the trigger.
Lol, no. I haven't been in a changeroom since like, year 9, and 14 year old boys aren't attractive.
Deanis
Tip#67: Sell Your Wii
Nawwww....So tell the story?
AndThen?
pull the trigger.
There is no real story, sorry to disappoint. It's like me asking you, when did you realise you were straight?
There's no significant epiphanic moment, there's just a whole lot of confusion, but knowing deep down the way you really are. You try to fight it, but it's all just a long road towards self-acceptance.
Naw, look at me getting all deep up in here.
Deanis
Tip#67: Sell Your Wii
Haha...so have you got a err....fella in your life? 
AndThen?
pull the trigger.
No, lol. Anyway, this is offtopic, lets not desecrate this thread any more.
gpoleweski
G-JoKeR
Dna doesn't lie!!
AndThen?
pull the trigger.
But there is no confirmed genetic link. That XYY chromosome stuff you were talking about is something different.
