Homosexuality: A social decision or a physical instinct?

[InfectedWithDrew]

How many gay monkeys do you see running around? The ability to be gay came with our ability to decide aspects of our life instead of just relying on our natural instincts like lesser species of animals that can't think for themselves.

In my vote, no it isn't natural.

There's homosexual activity in nature. Dolphins, for instance, will hump each other. (That's because, like humans, they enjoy sex for pleasure.)

It's not 'natural' to believe that homosexual relationships will lead to breeding, nah, but it's quite natural for our social and sexual natures to intertwine and whatnot. I mean, there's evidence of this in the way that guys will throw bachelor parties, y'know? Through their friendships and their own personal sexualities, they decide to hire strippers for their buddy.

 

[ElderKingpin]

but.. thats not being gay ._.

 

[InfectedWithDrew]

but.. thats not being gay ._.

No, but at the same time, there's also a lot of sexual experimentation at parties and things of the like.

The point is, it's highly connected to the social nature.

 

[Zakyath]

How many gay monkeys do you see running around? The ability to be gay came with our ability to decide aspects of our life instead of just relying on our natural instincts like lesser species of animals that can't think for themselves.

In my vote, no it isn't natural.

In my vote, watching enough monkeys having sex to know there are no gay monkeys is not natural

 

[Varine]

No, but at the same time, there's also a lot of sexual experimentation at parties and things of the like.

What the hell kind of parties are you going to?

In my vote, watching enough monkeys having sex to know there are no gay monkeys is not natural

But they do touch themselves, which makes it okay to do that at the least.

 

[The Helper]

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