Sexuality is not a choice.
You cannot choose to be straight, gay or bisexual. If you are choosing to be straight it means you really aren't straight, you are just forcing yourself to be.
People do not choose to be gay or bisexual.
I, personally, am bisexual. Which means I attracted to both sexes. Many people ask me the question "How do you know you're bi?". I say "How do you know you're straight?". Its the question. The question is very similar to something as strange sounding as "How do you know you are black?" and someone may reply with "Because you can see my skin is dark and not white." but what they really mean is "It's just how i was born. I can't help who I am." which is exactly how straight forward it is in my mind not being straight.
I am aware of how obscure a thought it may be to people that being black and gay are the same in the sense that you are born with it and cannot help it because its who you are. People would argue by saying being black is different. That is is a clear difference that you can't change. A physical different against an emotional one. People think you can change these emotions or otherwise 'cure' them. You cannot 'cure' a sexuality. It is not a virus or a disease or an illness. It is a perfectly natural part of being human.
A large majority of people say that they have had confused experiences with their sexuality and thought about people the same sex in a sexual way. Which is natural during puberty, a lot of things mentally, physically and hormonally are changing. What is so hard about accepting that these thought might not leave your head? That the conclusion may end in you being bisexual or gay? If you are a sexually confused teen, when you snap out of the confusion it's not a decision. That would defy the point of the confusion. Surely if you could choose then there would be no need to have feelings for the same sex if you could just switch it on and off.
Some people say they have been gay or bi as long as they can remember, all through their childhood they knew they were 'different' and once they hit puberty (or even before, at a younger age) they just knew.
However many times you hear "your sexuality isn't even a big part of your life", for a lot of people it is. Being gay naturally draws you toward people who are understanding about how and why you feel the way you do and so you can be yourself around them and feel comfortable. Bisexuals come somewhere in the middle of being straight and gay in the sense that they could possibly be more accepted by straight people than gays but often drifting toward other people that are open minded and understand, which are often other gay and bisexuals because they are generally more open minded and understanding than most straight people.
But don't get me wrong, i have many straight friends who are very understanding and supportive of my sexuality. However, this support is more commonly found in people who have been in similar circumstances (with going through things like 'coming out' for example), which are most likely to be people who are not straight.
Anyway, I've gone slightly off topic so i think I'll stop the rant here. Leave counter arguments if you have any, i would be interested to see if i could counter them back. I hope this helped. (despite how much i went off ranting about other things)
Sexuality is not a choice. It is a natural and inherent part of who someone is. Sexual orientation, whether it be heterosexual, homosexual, or bisexual, is determined by a combination of genetic, hormonal, and environmental factors. It is important to respect and accept individuals for who they are, regardless of their sexual orientation.
Being open-minded in sexuality means being receptive to different sexual orientations, preferences, and identities without judgment or discrimination. It involves being willing to explore and understand diverse perspectives and practices related to sexuality.
Opportunity cost applies to the statement the choice to do something is the choice not to do something else.
No, "choice" is a common noun. It refers to the act of selecting from among alternative options.
The consequence of their choice refers to the outcome or result that occurs as a direct result of the decision made by an individual or group. It can be positive, negative, or neutral, depending on the circumstances and impact of the choice.
A choice is a decision made between different options, while an action is the physical or mental process of carrying out that decision. In other words, a choice is the selection of a course of action, while an action is the execution of that chosen course.
Your sexuality and your beliefs are not related. Human sexuality is not a choice, and has no connection with religion.
A lot of factors influencing a person sexuality. It is like growing, sexuality grows in your environment, the people around you, your knowledge about sex, the experiences and the most vital is your choice or sex orientation that you molded within yourself. A man can be a man in the eyes of the society, family and friends, but deep inside, he wanted to have sex with another man of his choice. Hereditary too, plays a role in creating sexuality.
Does it really matter ! His sexuality is his own choice - nobody else's business !
People are born with their sexuality it is likely developed within the womb.
Answer 1Because that is the life choice your friend made.Your friend cannot help who they fall for. His/her sexuality should not affect your friendship.Answer 2Sexual orientation is something people are born with. It's not a choice.
Saints Row the Third is not in any way a relationship simulator. Your character's sexuality is your own choice, it is never reflected in-game.
That would be a personal choice for your wife. If you're interested, you should talk to her about it. You do not control her sexuality, so don't attempt to coerce her.
Sexuality among teenagers.
Technically, you cannot "become bisexual". Scientific research has proven that sexuality is not a choice, but rather something you are born with.
Sexuality is a person's sexual preferences and orientation
sexuality is very very complex and can't be explained in totality by either genetic, enviromental (chemicals exposed to), or social factors.
why human sexuality is important