Thread: The Real Problem With Homosexuality

@ mowglycdb : I guess all I can really ask is how do you see the proportions of archetypally masculine or feminine gay people? If you've known enough. Which way would you testify?

It doesn't matter if you have known enough, it doesn't matter if they're masculine of feminine, there are a hell lot of straight feminine guys.

Well it's a good thing that's not what I am saying then.

I am saying that since the MAJORITY of gay people appear to be effeminite, it ought to be harder to secure a masculine/feminine relationship. This might not even be right. I've already suggested that gay people may have 'half and half' qualities.

ofcourse they can have half and half qualities, or they can be mostly feminine or mostly masculine because they're as normal as straight people.

let it go already you're loosing your time, but you can learn what loosing your time means.

Originally Posted by mowglycdb

but you can learn what loosing your time means.

Dunno what you're on about.

Anyway. As it turns out, this 'stereotype blown out of proportion' as it has been called is actually accurate because of the article that I presented. Homosexual brains usually resemble those of the opposite sex.

I would prefer it if people stopped trying to derail this. I was just told that homosexual men have as many effeminites as heterosexual men, or if I was not directly, then that was still the point of the message. The whole point of this thread is that homosexual men are in general more effeminite! If I did not have the statistics to back that claim up with I wouldn't bother making this thread or mentioning this at all because there would be no difficulties involved.

...--- oh ok

Originally Posted by Idolfan

Dunno what you're on about.

Anyway. As it turns out, this 'stereotype blown out of proportion' as it has been called is actually accurate because of the article that I presented. Homosexual brains usually resemble those of the opposite sex.

So what of bisexuals, then? Whose brains do they "resemble"? I'm just curious, I'm not trying to "derail" this or anything. But this is Extended Discussion, so you really can't blame me.

I still think this thread is retarded

homosexuality is LEARNED..your not born with a specific "homosexual" brain structure

Originally Posted by HaRd_WiReD

I still think this thread is retarded

homosexuality is LEARNED..your not born with a specific "homosexual" brain structure

According to studies, that's what scientists think, actually. That we're born with a specific sexual orientation. I suppose nobody really knows though, which is why I think thread like these are kinda pointless.

Originally Posted by HaRd_WiReD

I still think this thread is retarded

homosexuality is LEARNED..your not born with a specific "homosexual" brain structure

It's not about differing brain structure. It's about differing hormones. It is hormones that control sexual desire.

First of all. Nothing is learnable if your genes don't allow it. I could take ears of classes for flying but I wouldn't fly if my genes didn't give me wings. If anything, the minimal genetic conclusion necessary to make is that sexuality isn't strict - males [i]can[/] like males and females can like females. If genes influence sexuality more than that is still unknown.

Bisexuals are harder to study but most of the examples I've come across feature (in men) a masculine brain structure with some form of different libido. On the other hand it could be that sexuality develops into a gradient so most adults may be bisexual to some degree.

I want everyone to remember that there will always be exceptions to the rule. Bisexuals appear to be more exceptional than say homosexuals with the brain structure of the opposite sex.

It makes sense that female brains produce female hormones and male brains produce male hormones. Perhaps exceptions to the rule are people with the 'right' brains who just happen to be attracted to the same sex.

Just remember no matter what causes homosexuality directly, the studies show that most homosexuals do have a brain resemblance to the opposite sex.