> Most kids know if they are straight or gay by the time they are 7

Phillip_McCavity wrote:

Ask gay people you know...when did they realize they were different? When did they know they were gay?

If you are straight, when did you know?

A whole lot of them say highschool or college.

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Wha?

pedocrats.

Paging @FBI - requesting a hard disk scan

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I was caught playing naked with a male friend during a sleep-over. I specifically believe we were caught kissing each other’s butt cheeks. The parents of the kid caught us and became enraged and insisted my parents leave immediately and take me home. It was during the trip home that Cash as so drunk that he was stopping to vomit out the window of our van every few traffic lights.



It was about this time late in 8th grade or even the start of the summer when I began going to the city’s indoor swimming pool with the kid whose dad had the LaserDisc porn. Speedo style swimming suits were in style at the time and he would wear one. I could not help but notice that his penis was much larger than mine and I was curious. I due recall that I had to persuade (as an adult I might look back and call it “manipulate ) him into the initial activity. Basically I challenged him to a literal dick measuring contest that I knew I would lose. After that things progressed to circle jerks, mutual masturbation, and eventually trading blowjobs. This activity went on for about a year off and on.

So why does Spankie keep claiming he is “not gay”?

Phillip_McCavity wrote:

It has nothing to do with what entertainment they have seen, who their teachers are, parents are, or anything else.

They just know.

No. Most tomboys are just figuring out if they are lesbos or just jocks at 17.

Phillip_McCavity wrote:

It has nothing to do with what entertainment they have seen, who their teachers are, parents are, or anything else.

They just know.

Wrong on so many levels, and so many assumptions made about sexuality, and orientation.

1. Orientation isn't binary
No one, "just is". Orientation is a conscious choice made by adults.

You can decide to be whatever you want. It doesn't change anything externally. The universe doesn't take note of a person's interest in being gay, and then "poof" that's what they are. It is an ongoing conscious choice.

The point of contention over homosexuality is that most of us "choose" not to and those that choose not to  have a hard time understanding why other would want to be gay. Other than having been abused and it being a coping mechanism.

Which is how society et al came to the consensus that we should accept gay people.

There is no gay or straight without a lifetime of social constructs and experiences. Which a 7 year old does not have, and even a kid of 11-13  barely has an idea of either.

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Holly shyt - I've never seen that post

I knew he admitted he sucked dick, but I didn't realize he was a full-blown homo

It all makes so much more sense now

Notice how the morbidly obese queer won’t even deny it

https://www.plannedparenthood.org/learn … rientation

What causes sexual orientation?

It’s not completely known why someone might be lesbian, gay, straight, or bisexual. But research shows that sexual orientation is likely caused partly by biological factors that start before birth.

People don’t decide who they’re attracted to, and therapy, treatment, or persuasion won’t change a person’s sexual orientation. You also can’t “turn” a person gay. For example, exposing a boy to toys traditionally made for girls, such as dolls, won’t cause him to be gay.

You probably started to become aware of who you’re attracted to at a very young age. This doesn’t mean that you had sexual feelings, just that you could identify people you found attractive or liked. Many people say that they knew they were lesbian, gay, or bisexual even before puberty.

Although sexual orientation is usually set early in life, it isn’t at all uncommon for your desires and attractions to shift throughout your life. This is called “fluidity.” Many people, including sex researchers and scientists, believe that sexual orientation is like a scale with entirely gay on one end and entirely straight on the other. Lots of people would be not on the far ends, but somewhere in the middle.

Phillip_McCavity wrote:

https://www.plannedparenthood.org/learn/sexual-orientation/sexual-orientation/what-causes-sexual-orientation

What causes sexual orientation?

It’s not completely known why someone might be lesbian, gay, straight, or bisexual. But research shows that sexual orientation is likely caused partly by biological factors that start before birth.

People don’t decide who they’re attracted to, and therapy, treatment, or persuasion won’t change a person’s sexual orientation. You also can’t “turn” a person gay. For example, exposing a boy to toys traditionally made for girls, such as dolls, won’t cause him to be gay.

You probably started to become aware of who you’re attracted to at a very young age. This doesn’t mean that you had sexual feelings, just that you could identify people you found attractive or liked. Many people say that they knew they were lesbian, gay, or bisexual even before puberty.

Although sexual orientation is usually set early in life, it isn’t at all uncommon for your desires and attractions to shift throughout your life. This is called “fluidity.” Many people, including sex researchers and scientists, believe that sexual orientation is like a scale with entirely gay on one end and entirely straight on the other. Lots of people would be not on the far ends, but somewhere in the middle.

I guess if the abortion clinic says so, it must be so!
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