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rolypoly1997

I thought that it was a choice but apparently you're born like that... I don't understand how that was rude? I honestly only thought that and these two people just screamed their heads off at me...just for being straight and 'ignorant' ...I guess I am but I haven't really come across many gay people...I have one friend who is gay but we don't exactly treat her differently...she's smart and friendly...we all get along great... I don't really think it matters tbh...we're all people..and I think it's good that one societies are finally beginning to accept everyone for who they are.

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Rbutton

Original post by tomfailinghelp

You should write about your findings in an academic journal, you'd get a Nobel prize for that.

There's actually a lot of studies that suggest this, eg.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/largest-ever-study-into-the-gay-gene-erodes-the-notion-that-sexual-orientation-is-a-choice-9875855.html
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/the-gay-gene-is-back-on-the-scene-1536770.html
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/assault/genetics/nyreview.html

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Original post by Aivicore

It's funny though, because "straightness" is in our media and our faces every day. I can only speak for myself, but I know plenty of queer folks who feel the need to represent themselves.

Personally I do it as a safety mechanism; Make a big deal out of my lesbianism so men won't try it on with me and people who are uncomfortable with it can excuse themselves early. :smile:

^ I do this and most lesbians that I know do too :smile:

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beeninetytwo

Original post by Reluire

I think your post is what's gross.

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Rum Ham

That I couldn't care less about their sexuality. As long as they are a nice and decent person, that's the only thing that matters.

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