The science of becoming gay

[innerSpaceman]

Heheh, a good read. Of particular amazement to myself was the fact that I had never thought of using "has any one of you ever tried and succeeded in becoming gay" to those who would claim that homosexuality is a choice. That's such a good one!

Of course, I've had the good fortune to have never so much as met anyone with the neanderthal brain that honestly believes homosexuality to be a choice. But, er, if I ever do meet one, I'm so gonna use the gay experiment question! It's awesome.




(btw, can you choose to become a Christian fundamentalist?)

[Motorboat Cruiser]

Originally Posted by innerSpaceman

Heheh, a good read. Of particular amazement to myself was the fact that I had never thought of using "has any one of you ever tried and succeeded in becoming gay" to those who would claim that homosexuality is a choice. That's such a good one!

Likewise, I felt a bit foolish for not thinking of it myself.

Of course, I've had the good fortune to have never so much as met anyone with the neanderthal brain that honestly believes homosexuality to be a choice.

That is good fortune! Unfortunately, I haven't been as lucky. There are more out there than one would think.

[scaeagles]

Originally Posted by innerSpaceman

(btw, can you choose to become a Christian fundamentalist?)

Raises hand. I did twice. Once as a youth, was hurt by those who professed the same faith and abandoned it, then again as a young adult.

Alpha, I disagree with you analogy. I never liked redheads until I saw Nicole Kidman. Now they are my favorite by far. Tastes change.