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Thorolfr
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This study doesn’t seem very convincing to me.
Just to give one example, she says, " higher prevalence of homosexuality in the urban versus rural area." I’m sure that there are more gay people in urban areas, but that’s not because more of them are born in urban areas than rural areas but rather because many of the ones who grew up in rural areas fled to urban areas where there is a higher concentration of other gay people, more anonymity, and a more liberal and less conservative environment. I’m gay and I grew up in a rural area and moved to a big city the first chance I got.
Just to give one example, she says, " higher prevalence of homosexuality in the urban versus rural area." I’m sure that there are more gay people in urban areas, but that’s not because more of them are born in urban areas than rural areas but rather because many of the ones who grew up in rural areas fled to urban areas where there is a higher concentration of other gay people, more anonymity, and a more liberal and less conservative environment. I’m gay and I grew up in a rural area and moved to a big city the first chance I got.
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Pup7
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I agree.
It’s an e-book from Amazon. I’d be more inclined to give it more consideration if it were published and peer reviewed.
It’s an e-book from Amazon. I’d be more inclined to give it more consideration if it were published and peer reviewed.
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Cruciferi
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Exactly. I call 
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AndrewAxland
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It’s not a study. It’s just some random BS that some blown pulled out of their behind and dressed up to look like a study. No peer review means not worth reading.
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RandomAlias
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It may be BS, but the thread title is crafted for clicks, so I’m betting this thread will have a long run.
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Joe_73
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Hah! I find this sort of true personally. I tend to fall back on desires when I’m stressed out, but When I’m up and confident, they kinda disapear.
Looks like chaos though. I should stop reading.
Looks like chaos though. I should stop reading.
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