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.
There is no such thing as a "gay gene" found. However, people who come from traditional family wouldn't fake being gay just to be disowned.
It's possible, but unlikely, since the majority of gay people do not have children, so they do not pass any traits down.
Being gay is not an inherited trait.
no.
No, most gay people are not twins.
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.
Gay people get treated differently because people are still prejudiced against them.
NO, because gay people have the right to love who ever they want to and know one should judge them.
gay people
It was as early as the late 19th century when they were first called as gay as their trait of being carefree, happy, bright and showy as a person.
They don't really affect people in the military at all. In fact, many of the people IN the military are gay. Gay relationships have no effect on anybody else, but the people they concern. Homophobes THINK that gays have a direct effect on them, but they really don't. I have a feeling that the next generation will look with embarrassment on their homophobic ancestors, just as we look with embarrassment on our racist ancestors.
Being gay is a genetic trait you get from your parents. Sexual orientation is not a choice, and cannot be changed.
No. Being gay is a sexual orientation. Ethnicity is determined by where your ancestors came from, hence being Asian, Caucasian, African, etc.
Gay people do not have the same rights as straight people. The major rights that gay people are fighting for today are:The right to marry the person they loveThe right not to get fired just for being gayThe right to adopt children (in some areas)The right for healthy gay men to donate blood and organsThe right to walk down the street and not be harrassed or attackedThe right to inherit a deceased partner's estate without paying taxes
Luke foody says: Your all gay.
Because neither trait is a choice. It's just something that a person is born with.Because neither trait is a choice. It's just something that a person is born with.
They do not sound "gay", they are vulgar and inappropriate, but not gay sounding. To say such things is a sign of being a very small and immature human being. Intelligent people would be far more open minded. It is a person's perceptions that makes it sound gay to that individual. Gay is not a property of a word, it is a trait of a person. If you look in a dictionary, you'll find that the original definition of of the word "gay" is "beautiful".
You can meet gay people but you can't "get" gay people.
anti-gay laws, are those that discriminate against people just for being gay, such as:bans on same-sex marriagebans on blood donationno protection from being attacked or fired from a job just for being gaybans on joint adoption with one's spouse.Inability to inherit propertyinability to visit a spouse in the hospital
Yes, gay people are actually gay.
Yes, very gay they are so gay that they eat gay people haters