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Yes, and they can't change how they are or stop their feelings
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Maybe some are, and some aren't
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I don't believe anyone is born with a sexuality, one way or the other.
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No, they grow up and see gays around them and decide they want to be like that
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No, they are born straight but then 'gayness' just develops in them
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No, it's madami like a different taste.
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They are born a little gay but it can also depend... |
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They are born a little gay but it can also depend on their childhood
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I don&# 39; t know how people are born |
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I don't know how people are born
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Yes, but they can change who they are and stop their feelings
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If they were, would it change how you felt about homosexuality?
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No, because no one has sexual feelings at birth
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i don't think people are born gay, it has been theorized that some people might be born with gay tendencies but so far i have seen no convincing evidence so say this for definite
i also don't think it's a choice though, i think your sexuality is something that is linked with you and is effected by your surroundings and people that influence you, like your personality
it really truly sickens me that some people think they can try change gay people or "pray away the gay" you might as well try get me to pray to god for me to black, personally i don't give a dam about religious freedoms when these camps come in to it, they should be should down under charges of emotional and mental cruelty to humans
I think people should really let them live their own lives. If boys feel happier kissing boys and girls kissing girls, it's their own choice. Who are we to tell them how to live?
Various animals and people since the dawn of time have had homosexual liasons, it's not a choice. Can anyone honestly say they woke up one morning and said, "I choose to be straight", no, it's just who you are.
Realizing that you like the same sex can be the hardest thing anyone ever has to go through in life. Afraid that your parents and friends will hate you, afraid you might end up killed by people who hate you for no other reason then your different then what someone thousands of years ago decided was 'normal', and just wanting to be like everyone else. Hundreds of teens every year kill themselves because of it.
You can't control who you fall in love with.
And I will state, once again, how ignorant I feel it is for some one who isn't gay to assume they know what it is like for someone who is.
Saying that being gay is a choice implies that the speaker at one point in his life chose to be straight. In my opinion, the only people who should weigh in on whether or not being gay is a choice are the LGBT community, and let me tell you, representing them, the majority of them will tell you that they don't choose who they're attracted to.
It's as simple as this: You are a teenage boy. There are two girls. One is a brunette with dark eyes, the other is a blonde with green eyes. You like the brunette, but not the blonde. Can you help it, if you don't like the blonde? Can you help being attracted to the brunette? Did you choose not to like the blonde? Honestly, did you?
(I tried to make a longer description but it told me shorten it so i had to simplify it)
It sort of a fad because if there were no footballers who would want to be a footballer. (People who dared to dream). So you are saying that everyone is born BI/nothing.
Why? Because the story of Matthew Sheperd is SO attracting? Because the fact that lots of people say it's unnatural, a sin, disgusting, vile etc, and you like people to say such things to you?
(for those who don't know who Matthew Sheperd is, look it up! The movie is on fanpop I believe)
In most country's you can't marry, you can't have children (adoption is not that easy when you're gay and unmarried), why would people choose something that is so hard? It does not make any sense.
I read the story of Cinders friend who is gay and really struggled with it and I kept thinking: why do people believe anyone would choose that?
I heard this question many times, but I never saw an answer from those who believe it to be a choice.
So I'll ask it again. To those who believe homosexuality to be a choice: Why do you believe people choose it?
If you really loved someone you would go through all that for them
So you're saying that people choose to be gay, in other words to love people of the same gender, because they love people of the same gender?
Am I missing something?:S
I'm saying people aren't born gay but they love people of the same gender because that's what they like
You say:
'No, they grow up and see gays around them and decide they want to be like that'
So they CHOOSE to be gay, to like people of the same gender.
And you say:
'I'm saying people aren't born gay but they love people of the same gender because that's what they like'
How can you make the choice to love people of the same gender, based on the fact that you love people of the same gender?
This is like saying people choose to be a firefighter because they already are a firefighter.
It's like liking chocolate ice cream because everyone else like chocolate ice cream. If that's all you know then that's you would like. Different people have different preferences I know but if there was no such thing as being gay. Who would be? The only reason men like men and women like women is because someone else decided that's what I like. If that person hadn't nobody would know gays. Like if football had never been invented then no one would want to be a footballer.
'The only reason men like men and women like women is because someone else decided that's what I like. If that person hadn't nobody would know gays.' Would you care to elborate on this, I'm not really sure what you mean.
I like the ice cream analogy though
If you like chocolate, you can't help liking it, it's not a choice technically you can chose vanilla but you won't be happy
I really don't know when i have said that
It's more like never having peanut butter until you are 12. Then you see someone eating peanut butter, and you try it, and enjoy a lot. And can't imagine going back to chocolate spread. Because you realise peanut butter is the one for you. ANd you now hate chocolate spread.
And then a post later you said:
'I'm saying people aren't born gay but they love people of the same gender because that's what they like'
And you picked 'No, they grow up and see gays around them and decide they want to be like that'.
So according to what you picked you think homosexuality is a choice but in the two examples I just quoted, you said that choice is made because they like people of the same gender. But that would mean they are already gay when making the choice.
Homosexuals however will not be happy in a relationship with someone of the opposite sex, even if they don't know any better. They won't be able to truly fall in love with that other person, something will always be missing. The relationship will not be good for both persons involved.
soo..
or brain washing
I have to say, dsdsdrsf, I'm a little confused on what you're saying myself. Do you mean that people who are gay have the choice on whether or not to act on their feelings? Well, yes, that's true. We all have the choice of whether or not to act on our feelings. But being gay is not a fad. It's not the cool thing to do, it's not something people necessarily want for themselves, it's just something that they are. Like being particularly tall, or being a certain skin color. You cannot control your emotions, or your sexuality. You can choose to act on it, but like debs said, if you choose vanilla and you don't like vanilla, you'll eat it, but you won't be happy.
The reason I have an issue with the choice you made is because the phrasing makes it sound so trivial, like people would want to be gay like they would want to be an Olympic medal winner. Although after much thought, I think what you meant was, "A person is attracted to someone of their own sex and chooses to act on it." Am I wrong?
I didn't kiss my first girlfriend because it was the thing to do, or because I wanted to be cool. I did it because, dammit, she was hot, and adorable, and sweet, and I just thought she had great, kissable lips. I kissed my first boyfriend for similar reasons.
The fact of the matter is, "gay" is not a choice, it's not a fad, and it's not something people do just because they see other people doing it.
I refer you to reason number two in the "ten reasons why gay marriage is wrong" link: "Gay marriage will encourage people to be gay, in the same way that hanging around tall people will make you tall."
if any of you Politically correct shorties out there want me to say "short people" or "small people" then bite me, if you can call me a giant, i can call you a midget
This whole question implies there is something wrong with being gay, when there isn't.
And as to this: i've heard of people that were gay and then they became christians and they are straight now...
Man, do not even get me started. If you believe that shit, you're an idiot.
Cite your source. Other than hearsay, what studies support this?
"Im not sure if thats all true but its what I herd."
Heard it from where? You can't say something like a fact if you don't know that it is.
I'm very active in the LGBT community, and several people I know were abused because they were gay. Verbally, even physically beaten, because of their sexuality. Not the other way around.
Here it is; Did you truly choose to love the opposite sex, or no?
I'm straight. I've always been straight. I didn't make any decision to be straight, and I can't change the fact I'm straight. I've yet to meet a heterosexual who chose to be so. Why would I think any other sexuality would be different?
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