TemplarKormac
Political Atheist
Actually it's just the opposite. The American Psychological Assoc. has disagreed with you since the 1970s.Ann Heche did the same thing with Ellen Degeneres, then decided she was straight. I think with some people, trauma or physchological issues play a big part in someone's experimentation with sexual preference but the majority of gays are born that way. Your female friend was terribly hurt by this guy...so wanting to be loved and love in return, she decided to be with a woman..who would not treat her as he did? Just my opinion.
You don't decide to be straight. Compulsion to the opposite sex is a human evolutionary trait. Dominant I might add. It is written in our genes, regardless of what we think we are or aren't. If gays are "born that way" why did Anne Heche choose to be straight? Sometimes I see such a choice as a scapegoat. Were you pretending to be gay? Were you straight all along? So if logic serves, a straight person can choose to be gay. A gay person can't choose to be straight, since their evolution would seem to suggest that they have all the building blocks there to be straight. Science is starting to bear that out. It is a choice driven by fear of rejection, not by something you were born with. It all boils down to the fact that we are all born straight.
Yes, outrageous to you perhaps, but I see it as the truth. People love to use science to support their warped ideals, when in reality, science, like the machine you are sitting in front of doesn't lie, unless you tell it to.
Science has disagreed with you since last year. And yes, technically they are "born with it" but it is also something that can be corrected, just like a cleft palate, or spina bifida.
New Insight into the (Epi)Genetic Roots of Homosexuality | TIME.com
http://theweek.com/article/index/238907/epigenetics-how-our-experiences-affect-our-offspring
http://www.the-scientist.com/?artic...title/Can-Epigenetics-Explain-Homosexuality-/
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