Quote From: appsasI'm sorry, I must not have been clear. I am in NO WAY suggesting that babies are born with sexual tendancies. What I'm saying is that it could be feasible that a neurological or hormonal issue/imbalance, etc. could not develop properly and when that person, male or female, goes through adolescence, whatever didn't develop properly, presents itself in this way. I have spoken to many gay people and have had real sincere heart to heart conversations about this, and many of them have told me that they felt like something was different at a very young age (maybe not sexual feelings at 5 or 6) but that something wasn't quite right. All I'm saying is ... how can you be so sure that there is NO WAY people are born this way. I personally feel that anything is possible and when people tell me they have felt this way as long as they can remember, it makes me wonder.
I have my own opinions about this. I believe that all people are born straight. That is our NATURAL sexuality. Even at a young age, we feel this. Boy feels "attracted" to girl and girl feels "attracted" to boy. Our natural "girl" doesn't want another girl--it "wants" a boy.....some kind of balance. Same goes with boys--their natural "boy" doesn't want another boy--it "wants" a girl. It's when some people grow up that they get overly curious about male/male...female/female. They possibly experiment and become fascinated with that curiousity and become addicted. When they go through counseling and all, or course they won't go back...they've already experienced it and they're addicted.....they like it. Most no longer have the will power to stop completely.
Saying that they are born gay is dumb. It's only an excuse for their choice. I have yet to hear a homosexual stand up and say "I made the choice to be a homosexual". Why don't they? Because no one wants to take responsibility for their choices. No one wants to say they were not born that way, they chose to be that way--especially with how the United States (especially) is with gay people now-a-days.
Anyway, if you beg to differ, please do.