Why there is gay relationship ?

Answer 1

In the biblical sense it's a sin. People want satisfaction rather then temperance, so they give in. Just because I want something and it's a sin doesn't mean that I get to figure a way justify my bad behavior to ease my conscience to get it. Temperance is the right thing without it promiscuity prevails and where does it end? AIDS

Answer 2

Nature, unlike much of humankind, loves and promotes diversity. Diversity and shunning overspecialization are Nature's keys to survival on the one hand and avoiding extinction on the other. Nature's method may be profligate but it works and you can't argue with that. In human history, too, diversity has saved us from the jaws of oblivion more than once. During the Dark Ages, for example, while most men in the Western world were warring, frolicking or eking out a living, all the while procreating along the way, thus preserving our gene pool, it was celibate monks in monasteries in Ireland and elsewhere in Europe that preserved much of classical knowledge for future generations. Think on this for a time before you too easily dismiss the value of diversity. For man as for Nature it is impossible to predict from whence an important contribution may arise.

Answer 3

I have a feeling that ultimately it stems from the need to feel pleasure. To feel pleasure one has the want for power.
And if being gay makes one feel like one has more power, that is, to have a more secure relationship, being the more "powerful gender" in the relationship, thinking that one will be a more active lover as the "female" of a relationship with a "male" or vice versa, then I guess that is how gay relationships are born.

In other words, if one feels that being a certain gender gives more security and power in a relationship, one might want to actually be that gender and play that role in a relationship. Like if a guy feels that females are the ones in control of relationships, then he might feel the need to be like a female in a relationship.

Answer 4

Since sexual identity has been clinically proven to be established within the first two years of life along with the initial formation of normative emotional bonding between the infant and each parent, the evidence seems to point to an abnormal establishment or failure to establish a healthy emotional bond with one or both parents. This will necessarily impact the persons ability to establish normal emotional bonding throughout their lifetime, leaving them to seek emotional fullfillment in non-normative ways.

Answer 5

Did you have this much time to sit around the computer back when you lived in Russia?

Answer 6

Consciousness seeking a solutions, mind provide them...

Answer 7

To have gay sex, otherwise; it would remain a friendship.

Answer 8

School teachers did it.

They had to teach TOLERANCE,
so they promoted gaiety to our
children and now
they think that is the 'thing to do.'

Answer 9

because the boss, mother nature, that sexy lady who invented f**king, for everything from lions to earwigs, ordained it