reply to post by DantesLost
The OP's logic is flawed in his original post. There are two factors to homosexuality: 1. the nature; i.e. where your affections and desires lie
(e.g. you are drawn to and tend to love your same sex over the other), and 2. the actions (simply put, who you have sex with). So, for the sake of
argument let me state that 1. may be totally devoid of choice...it may just be how you were born while 2. is wholly dependent on choice...ENTIRELY
dependent on choice.
Your question in the first post is when did we, as heterosexuals, "choose". If 1. above was never there (i.e. the inherent desire for our own sex
over the opposite sex), then the "choice" of 2., our actions, would never be made unless we got some wild hair to experiment, I guess.
I understand your point, but I think you are committing the same error that people who decide that the ENTIRE issue of homosexuality is a chosen trait
and lifestyle (trait being 1. and lifestyle being 2.). I personally don't believe that the inherent attraction to the same sex is a choice, but past
that, the actions are.


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