Homosexuality *is* a choice.

[Craizie]

Why would someone choose to be gay, unless they were attracted to someone? At that point, it would seem the only choice was that they acted on how they felt emotionally...

[exlude]

I found the combination of the last two sentences and your thread title a very funny combination.

[jluv]

If anything, the twin example shows that sexual preference is not determined by DNA. So? People take it too literally if they hear "born gay" and equate that to it being part of DNA. I think some younger people choose to be gay for various reasons (many of them very stupid reasons), and a lot of those people change their mind eventually. I also think there are a lot of gays who honestly don't have a real control over who they find attractive. The latter considering themselves "born gay". Again, not defined by DNA, but still an undeniable part of who they are with or without logic or reasoning and not part of a decision they made, other than the decision to stop fighting it.

[abecx]

Twins are not genetically identical, therefore the research makes no sense.

[War Machine]

If its a choice or not I dont care. Its their life, they wanna be gay, then leave them alone. I went to boston to my ol lady's gay uncles wedding. I couldnt have been happier for them.

[BradM]

I don't care what any of you homos do.

[Roscoe]

If its a choice or not I dont care. Its their life, they wanna be gay, then leave them alone. I went to boston to my ol lady's gay uncles wedding. I couldnt have been happier for them.

Ditto, except I didn't go to Boston for a gay wedding...

[War Machine]

Ditto, except I didn't go to Boston for a gay wedding...

hey I've never been to boston. they live in the city where plymouth rock is. What a neat area

[Roscoe]

I went to boston

I've never been to boston

We just can't trust you at all...

[War Machine]

We just can't trust you at all...

lol

[Treasure Chest]

There are instances of one twin with autism and the other neurotypical. Does that make autism a choice?

[jluv]

There are instances of one twin with autism and the other neurotypical. Does that make autism a choice?

Good call.

[slow99]

There are instances of one twin with autism and the other neurotypical. Does that make autism a choice?

Nope, it means one was vaccinated.

[racrguy]

Who would CHOOSE to be gay? Living a childhood being hated and bullied. Seems like a pretty stupid choice to me. There's more to it.

Bryan, have a link for this article?

[LaserSVT]

Who would CHOOSE to be gay? Living a childhood being hated and bullied. Seems like a pretty stupid choice to me. There's more to it.

Bryan, have a link for this article?

Um, look up.