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By *punk lover OP   Man
4 days ago

Dunstable

Is a persons sexuality genetic

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By *PH1956Man
4 days ago

Colchester

Probably a mix of nature and nurture!

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By *rTongueTasticMan
4 days ago

Close_To_Chichester

.. plus ( possibly) life experiences during school years..

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By *uteCub86Man
4 days ago

Swindon

Scientifically it's been proven both environmental and genetic. In nature homosexually is quite common place. There's been a lot of study into homosexually in male Lions. The young males usually get kicked out of the pride after they have reached maturity were they usually join join other young males in their own pride. They have found these males will do penetrated sex with each, the idea behind this behaviour is they get so frustrated it's the only way they can release there stress.

There are other animals including ourselves that homosexually occurs.

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By *026fuckfestMan
4 days ago

Mansfield


"Is a persons sexuality genetic "

No I don't think so, I think there is no answer to someone's sexuality and it differs alot from person to person

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By *3versMan
4 days ago

glasgow

I would say it is innate, no nurture being involved otherwise you'd have gay siblings which isn't usually the case. Nurture would also suggest that it is "learned" and would therefore support conversion therapy

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By *upertedMan
4 days ago

Nelson,, Caerphilly

Isn't it all to do with exposure to testosterone in the womb...?

Strong evidence to birth order in families as well.

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By *uteCub86Man
4 days ago

Swindon

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By *ountainMan
4 days ago

ipswich

Men will fuck anything and everything.

Its part of their charm. We should have colourful feathers to display to show off our prowess to possible mates.

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By *punk lover OP   Man
4 days ago

Dunstable

All interesting answers thank you …..something to think about on a dark night

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By *oxleyMan
4 days ago

Wetherby

Barbara and Alan Piece suggested that an embryo gets a whack of testosterone early in gestation.

Boy - more - manly - less - gay

Girl - more - lezza - less - girly

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By *ockFunUpmMan
4 days ago

Upminster

I think for some it's more born that way, and others experiences and environment, don't think there is a clear cut answer for all.

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By *oxleyMan
4 days ago

Wetherby

Pease….!

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By *uteCub86Man
4 days ago

Swindon

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By *uteCub86Man
4 days ago

Swindon

testosterone hasn't got anything to do with it lol.

It's a protein that mammals produced to help with their sex drive.

It's chromosomes what dictate what sex someone is born but then sometimes chromosomes get messed up too..

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By *airless-slutMan
4 days ago

London

Both. There is homosexual activity in 3,000 animal species, so why would humans be any different?

Some studies say the third born son is more likely to be gay (I guess nature's way to prevent overpopulation).

I also think environment plays a part - if you not had a father figure in your life you may look for a replacement, or some other deep rooted psychologica cause.

And then some people, like me, are just curious and turned on by the idea, so what's to stop me?

It doesn't matter anyway, you are what you are.

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By *punk lover OP   Man
3 days ago

Dunstable


"Both. There is homosexual activity in 3,000 animal species, so why would humans be any different?

Some studies say the third born son is more likely to be gay (I guess nature's way to prevent overpopulation).

I also think environment plays a part - if you not had a father figure in your life you may look for a replacement, or some other deep rooted psychologica cause.

And then some people, like me, are just curious and turned on by the idea, so what's to stop me?

It doesn't matter anyway, you are what you are."

Well I’m a third born son so there might be something in that

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By *ountainMan
3 days ago

ipswich

I blame the neandathols. Lol.

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By *airFetishMan
3 days ago

Maldon


"Is a persons sexuality genetic "

It is what it is.

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By *KBottom25Man
3 days ago

London

Perhaps it is but it's definitely in the genes to procreate...

When I see breasts or cock or pussy, hot legs, etc .. To be honest I feel like having sex

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By *ildwestheroMan
3 days ago

Llandrindod Wells

I suppose a lot of us have wondered this. Especially those of us who identify as being 100% gay/homosexual yet are no different in any other aspect of life to our straight contemporaries. At first, back in the less gay tolerant '70s, I thought it a bit of a novelty. A secret double life. Doing things differently in private. Later I started to think of it as a hindrance especially with the AIDS/HIV epidemic and it being dubbed the 'gay plague'. I frequently questioned my childhood but it wasn't that unusual.

Also looked at other gays. Three brothers who used to be pub customers of mind. Not much different in ages, two straight but one gay. Also knew two identical twins. Not only looked alike but sounded alike and had a lot of the same interests. One a conventional straight married family man and the other did eventually get married but to his long term boyfriend rather than a woman.

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By *oxleyMan
3 days ago

Wetherby

I apologise

Androgens !!!!

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By *oxleyMan
3 days ago

Wetherby

Gays, Lesbians and Transsexuals

Research shows that the basic template for the body

and brain of a human foetus is female in its structure.

As a result men have some redundant female features

such as nipples. Men also have mammary glands which

do not function but retain the potential to produce

milk. There are thousands of recorded cases of lactation

in male prisoners of war where starvation led to a

diseased liver failing to break down the hormones

essential for breast-feeding.

As we now know, six to eight weeks after conception, a

male foetus (XY) receives a massive dose of male

hormones called androgens which first forms the testes,

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and then a second dose to alter the brain from a female

format to a male configuration. If the male foetus does

not receive enough male hormone at the appropriate

time, one of two things may happen. Firstly, a baby boy

may be born with a brain structure that is more

feminine than masculine, in other words, a boy who

will most likely be gay by puberty. Secondly, a genetic

boy may be born with a fully functioning female brain

and a set of male genitals. This person will be trans-

gender. This is a person who is biologically male but

feeling as if he is a female. Sometimes a genetic male is

born with a set of both male and female genitals.

Geneticist Anne Moir in her ground-breaking book

Brainsex documents the many cases of genetic boys

being born looking like girls and being raised as girls,

only suddenly to find that they have penis and testicles

that 'appear' at puberty.

This genetic oddity was discovered in the Dominican

Republic and a study with the parents of these 'girls'

shows that their parents typically raised them as girls

and encouraged stereotypical behaviours such as

feminine dress and playing with dolls. Many of these

parents were then shocked to discover that they'd

ended up with a fully fledged son at puberty when male

hormones took over and their 'daughters' suddenly had

a penis and reverted to male appearance and typical

male behaviour patterns. This change occurred despite

all the social conditioning and social pressures for

female behaviour.

The fact that most of these 'girls' successfully lived the

rest of their lives as males highlights the point that their

social environment and upbringing had a limited

impact on their adult lives. Clearly, their biology was

the key factor in creating their behavioural patterns.

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By *aughtyantoniaTV/TS
3 days ago

Guildford

My mum was a bit of a slut so probably

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