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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm convinced it is a choice, but that societal pressures repress many from making that choice. So while I don't really care about it, I don't think we should provide civil, protected-class, type rights on something that is basically a choice. And by "choice", what I mean is that there is some homo-hetero spectrum. Maybe less than 1% are on the extreme homo side where they are solely that way, and maybe 50% are solely hetero on the other side. But I think a good percentage, say 10-15% each, are close enough to the middle where they could honestly go either way based on circumstances in their upbringing and based on their life experiences. [/quote] Have you ever had a family member that is gay? Did you get to see them grow up? I have a gay family member. Let me tell you, I knew from the time he was 5 that he was going to be gay. For what it's worth, him and his straight brother were raised exactly the same. It's really not a choice and I can't believe people actually think that. [/quote] Yup -- I agree... there is something different in their wiring. Anyone who has a boy and a girl know what I mean... their interests are just so inherently different. And its not environment. When our daughter was growing up she had almost all boy toys around, from her brother. But when she would come across "girly" toys, she would instantly light up. This is from kids who are < 2yrs old. The neighbors had an opposite experience with their younger boy. When he would see a train or ball, he would get excited. It really surprises young parents, when they first see it. People are really just wired with different preferences from the get-go (not to say that you don't change as you grow). But I am convinced that most gays are physiologically pre-set. [/quote]
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