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[quote=Anonymous]I do believe there's a genetic component.

In my family on my father's side, the eldest child is almost always queer if there is more than one offspring.

My fraternal grandpa had an older sister. She was the classic cliched spinster who was a big tomboy her entire life, never married but lived with her spinster best friend for 35+ years. She never came out, but having met her and spent a few summers with her and her BFF Agnes, she was a lesbian. I once snooped in Agnes' room and found that the closet and dresser drawers were all empty. Pretty clear it was a decoy room for show.

My fraternal grandpa & my grandma had 5 surviving kids. 
-Eldest son: rumored to be gay, but never came out and died in his 20s in a farming accident.  
-My dad + mom: Me (lesbian), 2 younger brothers 
-My dad's brother + his wife: male cousin (gay), boy/girl twins, girl (non-binary) 
-My dad's sister + her husband: female cousin (lesbian), female cousin 
-My dad's sister + her husband: only child male heterosexual cousin
-My dad's brother + his wife: male cousin (gay and died by suicide b/c of this), 2 younger sisters, 2 younger brothers

My eldest DD (23) doesn't like labels and considers herself fluid. She's mostly dated men but has also dated a few women. She's also most recently dated someone who was trans. My other 3 kids are straight as far as we know.

The eldest being queer has continued with my cousins who have kids as well. Three cousins have lesbian/gay eldest kids and one cousin has a trans child.

I have several LGBTQ friends who have queer siblings as well.

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