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11/8/2014 8:07:06 PM
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Prove it
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Edited by Shpip: 11/8/2014 8:27:01 PMThe brain has pre-determined sexual orientation. This pre-determined sexual orientation comes from our instincts. These instincts exist because, as an organism, our primary, biological goal is to reproduce. However, for someone who is homosexual, they have adopted the sexual instincts of the other gender in the midst of the birthing process. It is a fluke, but it is common in nature, nonetheless.
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But can you prove that someone who isn't biologically gay will never want to taste the sweet nectars of the gay?
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Edited by Pizza Shibe: 11/9/2014 2:28:48 PM[quote]want to taste the sweet nectars of the gay?[/quote] I will tell this to my child if they come out.
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No, because you can't disprove a negative claim. Just like you can't disprove the Easter Bunny.
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So you would confidently say that that type of person doesn't exist?
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That's not what I said. I said you can not disprove their existence. Just like you can not disprove Santa. However, considering that this is a biological factor, it's [i]extremely[/i] unlikely. Like, 99.9999% unlikely.
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Well we'd both confidently say that the Easter bunny doesn't exist and that's what you are comparing what I'm describing too so I don't understand why it's different all of a sudden.
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Edited by Shpip: 11/8/2014 9:06:23 PMActually, you can't disprove the existence of anything. So, all I'm saying is: the chances of someone existing who would fit those descriptions is very unlikely.
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Ok, well not being able to prove something either way doesn't really matter in this case. I'm only wanting to point out that many people that use the argument that you are born gay seem like they are speaking for ALL gay people and I think that's wrong. How do you explain people that are gay that weren't born gay. What about the other factors or variables that can lead someone to be gay. By your logic they BASICALLY don't exist? It's THAT unlikely. I disagree.
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Because being gay is biological, not a choice. We know this to be true.
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Look at angry old grandpa, he used to be gay and now he is married to his wife.
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But can you prove that someone who isn't biologically gay will never want to taste the sweet nectars of the gay?
