Comments on: The Riddle of Homosexuality http://www.welmer.org/2008/04/07/the-riddle-of-homosexuality/ Exploring the East, Revisiting the West Mon, 19 Apr 2010 04:01:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Days of Broken Arrows http://www.welmer.org/2008/04/07/the-riddle-of-homosexuality/comment-page-1/#comment-44 Days of Broken Arrows Tue, 03 Jun 2008 05:23:58 +0000 http://www.welmer.org/?p=5#comment-44 One of the best biological explanations for homosexuality is that back in the (very) olden says, extended families were the norm and gay uncles and aunts would serve as teachers and caregivers. This is mirrored in modern day society somewhat. I wish I could find where I read this. I looked on the Web. It's somewhere out there. Anyway, I'm glad that someone who is religious doesn't buy that "homosexuality is a choice" hogwash. I'm totally straight, and trust me, NO ONE could have ever "recruited" me to be gay as a teen. Some tried in college. Idon't think that even now, as liberal as I am about this issue, I could ever "choose" to be gay. Where did people come up with this one, and how little understanding of (male) human nature do they have. Studies have shown, though, that female sexuality is much more malleable. One of the best biological explanations for homosexuality is that back in the (very) olden says, extended families were the norm and gay uncles and aunts would serve as teachers and caregivers. This is mirrored in modern day society somewhat.

I wish I could find where I read this. I looked on the Web. It’s somewhere out there.

Anyway, I’m glad that someone who is religious doesn’t buy that “homosexuality is a choice” hogwash. I’m totally straight, and trust me, NO ONE could have ever “recruited” me to be gay as a teen. Some tried in college. Idon’t think that even now, as liberal as I am about this issue, I could ever “choose” to be gay. Where did people come up with this one, and how little understanding of (male) human nature do they have.

Studies have shown, though, that female sexuality is much more malleable.

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