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I am convinced that it is a choice. I am not alone in this thought process. William Glasser, MD disavows the DSM and is author of Choice Theory and Reality Therapy. I don’t accept that alcohol is an addiction as is described as a disease and I am not alone here either. Stanton Peele disavows that alocholism is a disease.I heard a priest recently explain that homosexuality is a disorder, like drug addiction, and I agreed with him.
Some people fall into drug addiction because their make-up is such that just a little bit of some drug gets them hooked easily.
They have a propensity in their system to need more and more.
If they lived in a different culture they would not be a drug addict.
I think homosexuality is the same.
Some people may have a slight SSA, and in different cultures it may not rise into a problem. They may suppress that feeling and instead meet a woman and marry and have kids etc. and be perfectly happy.
But in today’s culture, they get hooked into the SSA lifestyle that many including the media tell them is OK, and that it is a natural thing that they are born with, and they get hooked into the homosexual lifestyle.
If the same person lived in a quiet pacific island somewhere, or at a different time in history, then they wouldn’t have a SSA.
Hence the influx of homosexuality at the moment in our particular culture.
I don’t think this applies to all homosexuals, but I think it would apply to many.
It is possible to get addicted, it is possible to get unaddicted. The disease model based on 12 step thinking is tantamount to the Scarlet Letter wearing an A on your chest for being an adulterer.
HBO has a series on addiction. It shows that yes the brain changes while under the influence of drugs, in particular Meth, and while using the drug, the brain changes, however when the drug is taken away the brain changes go away.
I believe that homosexuality is a choice. As you think so you believe and as you believe so you act. If you believe that you cannot change your thinking and beliefs then all of behavior is doomed to never change and it does so this cannot be true.
Cigarettes/Nicotine are the most addictive substance on the planet and yet when you stop smoking the nicotine is gone in 72 hours. If the rehab facilities were serious about addiction then they would not let their clients smoke and they do.