Many people say that a person is born this way and did not choose homosexuality. And I have always believe that as well. But, I am not so sure if this is completely true from what I've read. I have heard that there have been quite a bit of men and women who, since they were young, in their 20s and so were attracted sexually to the opposite sex, and it wasn't denial or them being that way because it was considered normal. But then later on when they have kids and a family, I have heard, for whatever, reason where men and women who found the same sex attractive, but not sexually to build up and have feelings and find the same sex attractive sexually. And from there the sexual attraction grow, while their sexual attraction subside, and the interest and sexual feelings for the opposite sex wither down while attraction to the same sex goes up. It has caused dilemmas for marriages, and so on.
2007-02-23
15:20:54
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Brennan Huff
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So if gay people are born this way, why does this happen quite a bit, or later on, with the situations Ihave given. Is it something that was subconscious and always there, but deep within and the person doesn't even realize it until later on? Or can it just it just happen for some people, which seems wierd, but who knows. It's definitely not something people have chosen, as people who go through these things, have no idea why or where there feelings for the same sex came about, but they just did in their 40ties or older. But can someone really have been born gay with situations like this? I would like to know your thoughts on this, and your explanations.
2007-02-23
15:27:13 ·
update #1
I'm glad you said that, yahoogirl, and that is why I brought this up. I brought this up, because I have heard other gay people say that they were born this way, and others seem to feel this way too. But, to me it seems like it could be many factors and combinations and that someone might not really be born gay, but, situations, etc, which cause some people to have strong feelings and sexual attraction to the same sex.
It's like an inner psychlogical things, or chemicals or something; therefore, it still isn't choice, but it doesn't seem like something that was set up at birth or at a young age either, for some homosexual people.
2007-02-23
15:36:08 ·
update #2
It's obvious that you don't know how to read "anastasia" or didn't bother reading thoroughly. I never felt that homosexuality was a choice, and my whole paragraphs have nothing to do with choice. It has to deal with whether someone is truly born gay or some situations later on cause it; therefore, a deep psychological thing, which has nothing to do with choice and isn't choice.
And by the way I'm a staight man, so it's nothing personal to me or related in that way. I'm just a thinker when it comes to life, women, society, and breaking things down and analyzing and finding reasons. This made me curious, and I wanted to figure out, or hear other opinions to analyze this thorougly,that's all.
2007-02-23
15:43:47 ·
update #3