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I was having a discussion with a friend and he claimed that it has been proven that homosexuality is caused genetically. Is this correct? I thought it was nurture rather than nature.
Like other behaviors, it’s probably both.I was having a discussion with a friend and he claimed that it has been proven that homosexuality is caused genetically. Is this correct? I thought it was nurture rather than nature.
No. Not proven, I think.I was having a discussion with a friend and he claimed that it has been proven that homosexuality is caused genetically. Is this correct?.
Did he claim that a straight gene had been found, too? If there’s a gay gene, there’s probably a straight gene. I’m sure glad my parents carried that gene.I was having a discussion with a friend and he claimed that it has been proven that homosexuality is caused genetically. Is this correct? I thought it was nurture rather than nature.
There are no straight genes. I think they are all coiled or helix shaped.Did he claim that a straight gene had been found, too? If there’s a gay gene, there’s probably a straight gene. I’m sure glad my parents carried that gene.
That’s an easy one.If anyone ever claims to have found a gay gene, someone’s going to have to come up with a way to explain why some people with SSA come to a point in their lives where they no longer have SSA.
I mean, I have a gene for brown eyes. That’s not going to change in the future. So if there’s a gay gene, that would mean that SSA can never change. And it does sometimes.
Once, when I was atheist 10 years ago, there was a man who spoke like that where I worked and assumed he was gay so I made a joke about religious people who oppose homosexuality (I know, inappropriate, but I was young!), and the guy got mad at me because he thought homosexuality was evil and against God. So, I don’t think he chose to talk that way nor that he practiced homosexuality…but that was the way he talked. I would assume since his youth.I think its something ‘learned’, I met this one guy recently, he was new employee at one of our stores, he was a guy, in his mid 30s, and when I heard him talking, before I had been introduced, I knew he was gay…Im sure many of you know what Im talking about, most gay men, have this certain ‘manner’ of speaking, its not an accent, Im not really sure what is, but Ive heard this type of speaking many times, and every single time, the guy turned out to be gay.
Now, I have a feeling, they did not talk like this when they were young kids, it was something, they picked up, somewhere along the line.
Does anyone else know what Im talking about? anyone have an theories on how/when they start talking like this?
In my experience, the guys who speak like that (gay or straight) have a tendency to have girls as best friends. They connect more with girls socially and subconsciously pick up mannerisms and slang from girls.Once, when I was atheist 10 years ago, there was a man who spoke like that where I worked and assumed he was gay so I made a joke about religious people who oppose homosexuality (I know, inappropriate, but I was young!), and the guy got mad at me because he thought homosexuality was evil and against God. So, I don’t think he chose to talk that way nor that he practiced homosexuality…but that was the way he talked. I would assume since his youth.
I thought they were shaped like Xs and Ys. Maybe I’m thinking of chromosomes.There are no straight genes. I think they are all coiled or helix shaped.![]()
We all have crosses in one way or another.I thought they were shaped like Xs and Ys. Maybe I’m thinking of chromosomes.
I don’t think you thought that through … Infertility, for a myriad of reasons, can be congenital too.+JMJ+
To find a genetic basis for homosexuality would actually be tantamount to finding that homosexuals are evolutionary deadends, since homosexuals have behavioral impediments to transmit their genes sexually.
On the contrary, I thought about that a lot. That is why I will never ever consider homosexuality to be genetic in origin unless incontrovertible proof is provided.I don’t think you thought that through … Infertility, for a myriad of reasons, can be congenital too.
Well, that is one study that lends support for genetic links. But that is a far cry from proving that there is a “gay gene”. Even if there is a genetic factor, that doesn’t therefore mean it is the only factor.Well he said that it has and provided this link
journals.cambridge.org/action/displayAbstract;jsessionid=B1FA3E3B7EBD4025B7CD6E5B446401E2.journals?aid=9625997&fileId=S0033291714002451
Seems legit