Is being g*y the result of a chemical imbalance upon conception/during development of the fetus?

Question

I know someone's gonna get mad but if it's not a choice, then there are clearly some internal influences that result in one being g*y...like a chemical imbalance in the brain (Transexuals are the way they are because of development ). Also, there is no g*y chromosome or gene that can manifest itself within a fetus...so it's not that...

If there are no outside influences (how ur raised) that make a person g*y then what is it?

Answer 1

Some people feel that homosexuality is simply one of the normal variations found in nature.  Along the sexual spectrum, some people may be asexual, some heterosexual, some bisexual, some homosexual, etc.

Nature loves variety, society hates it.  Hence, the desire to categorize homosexuals as "damaged" in some way.  Kinda silly, but then human beings are kinda silly, aren't they????

Answer 2

i think that for some people, being g*y is a physical thing - whether that be an imbalance before birth or some other medical reason, i think that some people are born g*y.  for others, i believe that outside influences may have turned them towards homosexuality (such as being abused).  i do not think that growing up having g*y parents will make someone g*y, but if there is some traumatic experience, i think that that can cause someone to be g*y.  i also think that (nowadays), it is often sort of, i don't know how to explain it - popular? to be g*y...in the way that it is popular to be depressed.  i think that sometimes people pretend to be g*y for the attention.  still, it doesn't matter if being g*y is something that is physical or psychological, it doesn't give anyone the right to treat g*y people any differently.

Answer 3

I've heard from a documentary that being g*y could be the result of not getting enough (or to much in the case of women) testosterone while in the mothers womb.

Answer 4

nah its just fancying the same s*x