No, most gay people are not twins.
no. that may be correct however research has shown in sets of familys that there is more than one person who is gay also research has been done of twins where one is gay and one is not its hard to pin point if there is a gay gene but there has been studies that suggest that there is a gay family tree and it depends on how you define gay you may be just gay or have had relationships with people who are of the other sex for many reason social religious and been attracted to those of same sex in some familys its every other generation or third example granparent has shown same sex indicators mother father not child is gay or great grandparent has shown indicators grandpartents not mother father not child may show indicators or twins one is one is not Ignoring what the person above says, being gay is is your genes. Its not going to be in every member of your family, but it is a trait that can be passed on. I don't see whats wrong being gay. Sometimes its a choice, but sometimes you just cant help it.
If you are talking about sex, gay people "give" if they are tops, and they "take" if they are bottoms. Some gay people are versatile as well.
Here is a list of the most common things gay people do:workgo to schoolpay billsget marriedraise childrenwatch TVgo on Facebooktake vacationsdo housework/yardworkeat in restaurantswatch moviescelebrate holidaysshowersleepdrink water
Yes, that is true--to an extent. In 1991, a psychiatrist at Boston University and a psychologist at Northwestern (Richard Pillard and Michael Bailey, respectiely) published a scientific study on sexual orientation and twins. Their findings showed that if one identical twin was gay, the other twin had a 50% chance of being gay, too. For fraternal (i.e. not genetically identical) twins, the rate was only 20%. Since identical twins share the same genes (mostly), the 30% difference is thought to be due to a genetic cause. In other words, identical twins are more than two-and-a-half times as likely to both be gay as other siblings are. In 1993, a National Cancer Institute researcher named Dean Hamber found that brothers who were not twins who were both gay shared a part of the X chromosome (Xq28) more frequently than did gay men whose brothers were not gay. This also implies a strong genetic link to sexual orientation. The research continues in the biological or genetic source of sexual orientation, but these and other studies are increasingly pointing to at least a biological if not a genetic component to sexual orientation.
Gay people get treated differently because people are still prejudiced against them.
At least on of them are gay but i'm pretty sure all the people who came here are looking for a answer and don't have one so they are going with what they think other than what it actually is i know this did not help but i'm not going to say a word about something i don't understand the full truth about:(
Atlanta does not have the most gay people. San Francisco California has the most gay people.
No they're not gay
No, most gay people are not black.
Most people are not gay. Surveys show that about 3.5% to 8% of the population is gay.
No, the Hitachiin twins are not gay. Hikaru and Kaoru are just acting that way to get the girls into the club.
Most people do not get unnerved at gay people. Those that do, are usually people that don't have any gay friends or family that they're aware of.
They like each other as family... NOT like gay people!!!
Of course not.
Florida does have a large population of gay people, but California has the most. SanFrancisco is dubbed "Gay Mecca."
The Ryan twins (Conner and Myles) are gay. Harry, Max, and Matt are not gay.
In history there has never been an exact report on two gay twins. This is not to say that there isn't any or has ever been any set of twins that were gay but there is none on official record who have been proven to be so.