If homosexuality is a choice...

Are straight people able to suddenly choose to become sexually aroused by someone of the same-sex and have pleasurable sex with them?

So hypothetically - a straight man is in his bedroom. A gay man is teleported to the bedroom. Is the straight man able to choose to become instantly sexually aroused by the physical form of the gay man and start having sex with him - both of them enjoying it and being mutually attracted to each other? Surely that must be the case under the logic of those who say homosexuality is a choice? That the straight man is able to make this choice instantaneously?

Could you, if you are straight, make such a choice if a member of the same-sex teleported to your bedroom?

Are straight people able to suddenly choose to become sexually aroused by someone of the same-sex and have pleasurable sex with them?

So hypothetically - a straight man is in his bedroom. A gay man is teleported to the bedroom. Is the straight man able to choose to become instantly sexually aroused by the physical form of the gay man and start having sex with him - both of them enjoying it and being mutually attracted to each other? Surely that must be the case under the logic of those who say homosexuality is a choice? That the straight man is able to make this choice instantaneously?

Could you, if you are straight, make such a choice if a member of the same-sex teleported to your bedroom?

If gay people got to have the power to teleport.

Then I'd happily become the gayest ****er you've ever come across to get that power.

Come to the dark rainbow side

isnt that what happens in prison tho?

He's confused about his sexuality or he wants to sleep with a straight guy


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People don't mean "men" literally "CHOSE to be attracted to men."

They simply mean, they CHOSE to fall to the temptation. But in formerly secular and now just downright gradually atheistic pop culture, it's unpopular if not controversial to even "dare" mention religion and religious principles at all, particularly in the gay convo. In their fear of being discredited as "Jesus freaks" or extremists, people have accepted looking inarticulate about what "chose to be gay" means, instead.

So I'm telling you, when people say CHOSE they don't mean, took out a book and circled "be gay"? Come on.

I am confused - are you saying that the difference in your view is that straight people have a gay temptation and chose to fall for it, i.e. by having sex with someone of the same-sex? Are you saying that straight people who don't have sex with the same-sex often receive these temptations but choose not to engage with them?

Ok now you're being ridiculous and just wanna fight!? There's nothing to be confused by! I quite clearly said that "chose to be gay" DOES NOT MEAN they literally selected homosexuality! And your question frames it like they have, or like people actually think they have, which is why you poorly attempted to flip it on straight people! And that's idiotic. All I said was people who think they "chose to be gay" just mean, they chose to fall to the temptation! What don't you get?!

Right, I'm done with the conversation, I said what I had to say, and I never even mentioned straight people. I'm not saying **** all about straight people, so don't ask me about "are you saying" nothing. I'm on about your logic and how you framed your question. I'm not attempting to answer it?!

The real question is why do you keep making homosexuality threads

Wow calm down - I was just trying to clarify what you meant which was unclear to me.

Surely that must be the case under the logic of those who say homosexuality is a choice? That the straight man is able to make this choice instantaneously?

I've suddenly got a great fashion sense and smooth skin