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A Reason for Being Gay

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pdq1 | 11:13 Tue 17th Apr 2012 | News
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Tonight at 9pm on BBC Channel 3 a 21 year old guy says that after having a stroke he woke up to find his sexuality had changed. Before the stroke he was an avid rugby playing hetrosexual but that changed overnight to becoming gay and the loss of all his rugby pals.

If the brain is capable of being modified by rearranging the circuitry where does that point to in future research?
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This implies that homosexuality is the result of illness...are you sure that you want to say that.
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The clue is perhaps in 'rugby playing' and his reasons for being attracted to the game.
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Who knows what happens to our brains during puberty. Isn't that the period when people choose their sexuality. Maybe he was in that malleable stage and could have opted for either route. The jolt to his brain just turned it into a different direction. Bi-sexual brains maybe are just stuck in limbo.
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>>I truly believe that when you are born your sexuality is already set.

I think that during puberty that these feelings are awakened.<<

Totally agree!!
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trapped in the body of a man!

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