If heterosexuality is a choice, so-called "straight" women aren't nearly as smart as we claim ourselves to be.
lol, we get outsmarted by hormones!
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If heterosexuality is a choice, so-called "straight" women aren't nearly as smart as we claim ourselves to be.
Every day I wake up and think to myself, "Today, are we going to be attracted to men or to women?" And I always make a clearly conscious choice of women.
I have no idea what causes it, but I am convinced it is not a choice. I liked little boys a long time before I found out I was "supposed to."Is heterosexuality a choice? What causes it?
Does your husband know that you weren't attracted to him? Do you think it bothers him?Of course it is a choice.
I have never been attracted to anyone.
Does your husband know that you weren't attracted to him? Do you think it bothers him?
And you chose to be straight, too?How could it? Heterosexuality is a choice, so he obviously chose to be straight and choose to be with me also. It´s not like he has ever been attracted to anyone.
Maya
So when exactly did you make this choice? How old were you and what factors went into your decision? Did you weigh the pros and cons of chosing to be straight or gay? How did you eventually decide which to be?Oh of course!
Maya
So when exactly did you make this choice? How old were you and what factors went into your decision? Did you weigh the pros and cons of chosing to be straight or gay? How did you eventually decide which to be?
I was being sarcastic. I was trying to illustrate how silly it is when people say that being gay is a choice.
If it was a choice, no one would be attracted to anyone and could just choose whom to be with.
But most people feel attraction to either one or the other gender, or to both.
Most people feel attracted to the person they end up with. And most have been attracted to many before they settle with someone.
That is how you know that you ARE gay, straight or bi. You do not choose it.
It is insulting to tell gay people that they choose to be gay.
Only someone who have never felt attraction to anyone could one day wake up and say: "Ok I´m going to choose to be straight/gay today.
Maya
:sorry1: Gotcha! Next time use a winking smilie (). It makes it a whole lot easier for people to know whether you're being sarcastic or not.I was being sarcastic. I was trying to illustrate how silly it is when people say that being gay is a choice.
:yes: I'm glad to hear you say that.That is how you know that you ARE gay, straight or bi. You do not choose it.... It is insulting to tell gay people that they choose to be gay.
Is heterosexuality a choice? What causes it?
If it were a choice than you are implying that all people are equally attracted to both sexes and at some point they choose to pick one sex over another and thus its a choice. When did they make that choice? Are they still questioning their decision?
If you demand it is a choice are you struggling with the choice you made?
What if it is a choice for some people and they really don't care... What then? (there are actually bi-sexual people who date both males and females indiscriminately right? Are you just trying to pick on them and make them explain themselves?)
What causes heterosexuality? I am not sure that is a real question. Seems like fishing for people to troll. Whatever floats your boat Sunstone. :run:
Your accusations are not only based on false assumptions about me, but are foolish to boot since you quite obviously don't know me well enough to indulge yourself in such asinine speculations.
You seem very sure of yourself. I actually feel like I touched a nerve somehow. I understand you often make posts to inspire people to think but also don't think you saw my post as one intended to make you do so.
Again, whatever floats your boat.
I loathe people who put words in my mouth or ascribe motives to me that I do not have. Yes, that touches a nerve.
What words did I put in your mouth? Active listening prescribes repeating what I heard back to the speaker as I heard it to verify we are both on the same page.
And loathing random people on the internet you have never met nor seem to understand does not seem healthy.
Honestly if you take a few minutes to process you would see I am right there with you and supporting you but pointing out a few obvious logic flaws.
But if it makes you feel better you can hate me. (That is what you meant by loathing people right....)
Just out of interest, how many people live in your head?
It's my impression that you've accused me of trolling.