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Originally Posted by DontRunMeOver
I agree that genetics play a big role and that they predispose you to notice things which other people don't and not notice things which other people do.
Please ignore the hot soapy guy idea, because that was probably a bit silly and I'll ignore your Down's syndrome analogy, that's a chromosonal disorder man! Are you saying that you're gay due to a chromosonal disorder??
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No no, I chose it as an example because it's caused by genetics. Like I said before, I know practically nothing of genetics, but it seemed loosely connected. I guess having an extra chromosome isn't the same as having a certain gene ( as some scientist are now suggesting ). Moving on.
Truth is, I have no idea why I'm g
ay, and I'd rather not keep talking out of my ass. There are much smarter people out there that still haven't figured it out so it's silly of us to try and act like we do. Maybe it's environmental, maybe it's genetic...I'm sure when they finally figure it out, they'll make a big fuss about it. Although an interesting dilemma would be, if they figure out the cause, would it be ethical to change the child according to the parent's preferences?