1. Parents don't have to be homosexual, genes can remain latent for some generations and then emerge out randomly in one offspring.
2. Its not a proven fact, but I'm just saying it makes some sense over the theory that people get peer pressured or enticed into being gay. Multiple sexuality preferrences can also be due to conflicting genes or a type of gene of that sort. It depends all upon attraction. Why do men like women of multiple types? Attraction is THE most primal instinct in the human kind.
Its not like if a gay and a lesbian got together they would be a homosexual baby making machine, but there is a high chance they would pass some of the DNA into their heterosexual child and hence seed the population with those genes which when further mixed can again produce homosexual individuals.
Yes, am not ruling out genetic factors. Am just saying we cannot
stop homosexuality, although it appears to be a reasonable argument to make. I mean there are tons of people that dont come out of the closet. There are people who are bisexual. There are people that are pansexual. There are people who are transgendered and transexual. And according to the Kinsey scale, MOST people fall in the
bisexual category. Does that mean most people have latent homosexual genes?
But if homosexuals did not marry the opposite sex then their gene pool ends there. Thats a guarantee.
Only that particular pair. What if the Kinsey scale was true? What if most people were actually bisexual, but LEANED heavily towards one sex when it comes to preference? Even if you consider it as SOLELY genetic, then the Kinsey scale would mean that you cannot truly stop homosexuality because most people probably in some way carry that trait atleast from a genetic standpoint.
BTW, in history, like in ancient greece, they did have homosexuality as a way of life. This practice was called Pederasty.
Read:
Pederasty - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
So it begs the question, was this just cultural? Were the people in those relationships abused? Or are people more bisexual than they think they are?
Many bisexuals will also end up in homosexual relationships and they would also eventually end their gene propagation.
Not really. I have friends who are bisexual. Infact I have a friend, a woman who is straight in a relationship with a man that is bisexual. And they are married. So bisexual people seem to have their degree of preferences. If you ask those people they'd tell you that within the sexes they lean X% toward the same sex and Y% toward the opposite sex etc., So how they end up depends on a case by case basis, we cannot generalize and say, many bisexuals will end up in same sex relationships.