How old were you when you chose your sexuality.?

Question

I never chose at all. I just am what I am.

Answer 1

Hmm, it seems no one here chose it, but some assume others can???

Answer 2

I think I was nine or ten years old. Maybe a little after that, when I was sure.

Men are carnal. As my Jewish friends would say....men would "schtupp a snake" if you would just hold it still long enough.

You put a man in prison for 20-years, he'll "do" anything...the grass, the mud.

I chose to keep my carnal nature in check, because I am not an animal, I am a child of God.

Left to my own devices - no one or nothing is safe.

That's the way it is.

Answer 3

I was probably around eight or nine. I locked myself into my room and used an advanced mathematical equation to calculate the probability of success I would have if I was gay or straight. Then I entered these results into a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet, studied this data for about a week, weighed all my options, and consulted with various experts. After about ten days, I was ready to make my decision to be heterosexual.

Answer 4

well my sex was choosen for me at birth and i embraced my "girliness" by loving to wear dresses and do the stereotypical girly things from the get go - however i could turn tomboy really quick growing up with brothers.

might be getting alittle too into this but.... while most say that people don't choose the sexuality i don't believe that. nowadays with so many kids opting to be with men adn women - that IS a choice. people who are homosexuals by nature are jujst like everyone else - born into their identity. i do believe there are those who care so little for themselves and their morals that they do choose to care nothing but for self gratification.

Answer 5

I didn't choose my sexuality. There was a short period of time when I questioned it....but I never chose.

Answer 6

Sexuality is NOT a choice. I have always enjoyed the company of women, the touch, the sound, the taste...there has never been a time in my memory that it was not so.

Answer 7

--We do not have sole possession of ourselves given us by God.

--It could be said that people who do that choose their own perversion! We are what we are and indeed when we want to change that, in God's eyes it is an obsenity! On this matter note how frank God makes the matter:

(1 Corinthians 6:18-19) “18 Flee from fornication. Every other sin that a man may commit is outside his body, but he that practices fornication is sinning against his own body. 19 What! Do YOU not know that the body of YOU people is [the] temple of the holy spirit within YOU, which YOU have from God? Also, YOU do not belong to yourselves,”
--Cross-Ref.
(Romans 1:24) “Therefore God, in keeping with the desires of their hearts, gave them up to uncleanness, that their bodies might be dishonored among them,....”27 “and likewise even the males left the natural use of the female and became violently inflamed in their lust toward one another, males with males, working what is obscene and receiving in themselves the full recompense, which was due for their error.”

--So when one thinks he has the right to his own sexuality for a change, then he most likely will engage in multiple perversions ---& when people want to do that , it is indeed an independence similar to what Adam & Eve choose(nothing wrong with their sexuality and enjoyment of, but the rebellion from God takes many forms), and the consequences can be that deadly either from sexual diseases , heart breaking situations on family members or by God himself at armaggedon!

Answer 8

I remember falling in love with a girl in 5th grade, but i don't remember having a choice on these feelings and I don't think I was into critical thinking, so I am what I am as well.

Answer 9

I was born a male and never had one thought about being anything but a male.

grace2u

Answer 10

God decided that before the foundation of the Earth....I was just born the way He made me in my mother's womb.