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Temerit said:
Jazzy said:[quote name='Temerit']Here is a good article:
http://www.stanford.edu/dept/news/pr/95/950310Arc5328.html
I believe people can be born with a significant predisposition toward being gay, and then environmental factors,and perhaps even prenatal factors play a role as well.
We can dismiss the idea that sexual orientation is a choice, although that explanation has never made any sort of sense.
Jazzy said:I believe people can be born with a significant predisposition toward being gay, and then environmental factors,and perhaps even prenatal factors play a role as well.
How do these factors play a role?
We can dismiss the idea that sexual orientation is a choice, although that explanation has never made any sort of sense.
You may be born with a tendency for diabetes or cancer, but there are definitely lifestyle choices and issues that contribute to whether it happens to you or not.
What we do know is that genetics do play a significant factor.
Jazzy said:What we do know is that genetics do play a significant factor.
Then can you explain to me how identical twins could result with one being hetrosexual and the other is not?
DrLeftover said:[quote name='Jazzy']What we do know is that genetics do play a significant factor.
Then can you explain to me how identical twins could result with one being hetrosexual and the other is not?