Gay at birth?

[vej33]

To add to ^ that, why would anybody, if they could, choose to be gay? It's hard enough getting thru life as a hetero, let alone with the added baggage of hate-crimes and sexual discrimination.

Im not saying I'd rather be with girls than my boyfriend... but nobody would choose to live a harder life than they had to.

That's like saying black men choose to be black.

vej33 Reviewed by vej33 on 02-28-2008. Gay at birth? t's a day in the not-too-distant future. A woman, three months pregnant, sits anxiously in her obstetrician's office pondering the possibility of giving birth to a gay kid. Perhaps, she thinks, she shouldn't have agreed to the test in the first place. Maybe it would've been better not to know, to have left everything to fate. And what difference did it make, really? Like most of her friends, the woman, though moderately religious, considers herself an open-minded cosmopolitan with a Rating: 5

[EbelEyes]

As a bisexual person, I have to say that I did not choose to be like this. The only choice involved with this was the choice to accept that I was bi.

[dragonrider]

As a bisexual person, I have to say that I did not choose to be like this. The only choice involved with this was the choice to accept that I was bi.

Oh, I don't "bi" that.





Joking! Of course what you are saying is true. People do not choose their orientation.

[theweedwizard]

my brother is bi. I remember a doctor fucked up on giving him prescription pills and now he can't remember his childhood too well or at least that is what he tells me.