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Unread 10-21-2003, 09:44 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Originally posted by Scrotum
Nobody is born gay. It's a decision, and a bad one. I'm sorry to hear about your sitcheation, bert. I probably would have done the same thing. Unfortunately, even after your probation is done, I am sure that the lady will still be watching you like a hawk.
-"Our own research has shown that male sexual orientation is substantially genetic"
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Schroeder, let me ask you this:

When you were old enough to realize what homosexuality was, did you ever question your sexuality?

I know for a fact that I didn't. What I'm getting at, is that sexual prefence was never really a question for me. I've always been attracted to females for as long as I can remember. So how would it be any different for homosexuals? I believe that sexual orientation is not a conscious decesion; it's a matter of genetics. A person doesn't wake up one morning and think to themselves, "I want to be gay!". Although there is obviously a certain degree to which circumstances COULD affect one's sexuality, it is very plausible that many homosexuals are born that way.


* On a side note, sorry for hijacking your thread Bert. What happened to you is ridiculous.


[ October 21, 2003, 07:47 PM: Message edited by: ProfessorNumber ]

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