No, I think you missed something. He claimed that all gays will say "They've always known they were gay". That's something pretty specific. Here are 2 examples of people on this board who did not always know they were gay.
Also, adding to what Kuriin was saying, in retrospect, I always felt 'different' about my 'feelings' towards boys when I was a kid (5-11), I knew I felt different towards them than I did towards girls. It's finally when I understood what sex is and went through puberty that I realized that I'm gay
BTW, we all felt 'different' towards girls than we did towards boys. Don't mistake that for a sign of gayness. Girls are icky and no one wants to hang around with them until you realize they're good for sex.
Completely agree with this. Once I finally realized I was gay, when I was 11, I put 2 and 2 together and saw my attraction to guys as early as 6 or 7 years old.
See, maybe like in Blackyce's case you can go back a few more years and recognize signs, but neither of them "always knew". There was a moment of realization. I remember seeing other gays talk about how seeing some hunk in bikini briefs is what made them realize they were gay (this was back before Dr Phil was on TV to tell you sooner). That's what I was getting at, and I think it's you who missed the point. If Gays today are saying "I've always known" they are not being truthful, they're saying it because they think it's the right thing to say. "When did you know" is a different question from "When did you turn gay".
Well, we already abort fetuses with Down's and other genetic 'diseases' (mind the use of quotes) if the actual source of 'gay' is discovered and it's in the womb and there's a test you can take at X weeks; people will still take it and a lot of people would abort.
Which bring to an interesting question, if you're a christian/muslim hardcore religious nut, ABORTION IS MURDER!!!!!! kind of type; would you abort a baby because you know it's gay? Religious nutjobs minds will EXPLODE.
It's not nearly as interesting a question as you might think for a number of reasons.
1. People who are hardcore anti-abortion don't believe in murdering babies because of downs or any other genetic disease.
2. People who are hardcore religious will never believe the theory that you can test for gayness in the womb. They will continue to think being gay is something you decide for yourself. We all have our cross to bear, and with enough will power, faith and praying, you can overcome anything. The Apostle Paul had a 'thorn in his side' that he mentioned a few times. We don't know what it was, but most people agree it was some sort of addiction or depravity that he had trouble refraining from.
3. And finally, the attitudes of the hardcore religious types might not be exactly what you've been led to believe. Christians should have no problem loving their gay son or daughter, and as far as I know, while muslims have official rules against gayness, they have a long standing tradition of butt diddling each other but keeping it secret.
As for the idea that people will still abort the gay babies, this is why I said the current theory isn't as bad as the gay gene. Because if it's correct, they will eventually figure out some sort of supplement or regiment that can stop it, and I think most people will opt for that unless they were inclined to abort anyway.
Hey Hoss, do you recall the first time you liked a girl? I remember the first girl I had a crush on, before I even knew what crushes and shit were (2nd grade, her name was Celeste). Was I not heterosexual before that, since I never "liked" women before that?
Tina, I think her last name was hazelbar or hazelwood. I only remember that because we sat around talking about who's last name we'd use when we got married. She was at my day care, I think we were in kindergarten, so that would have made me 5.
Personally, I don't think someone can be gay or hetero until they start having sexual thoughts. Because gay and hetero are primarily expressions of sexuality. Sure there are secondary characteristics, but we have other names for that, like effeminate and butch. You can definitely be effeminate and still be a hetero man, just like you can be butch and be a gay man. So no, I don't think I was hetero at 5 when I was kissing Tina, and I don't think you were hetero in 2nd grade when you were kissing Celeste. I would say I probably turned hetero in the 5th grade when I started noticing Kim's big boobs, or in Jr High when I started fantasizing about some of my teachers (especially senorita pappas, I've always had a weakness for mexican women)