the making of a homosexual
Submitted by jordan on January 25 2001 20:37:41
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I for one, share the view of many scientists that, sexual orientation is shaped for most people at an early age through, complex interactions of biological, psychological, enviromental, parental and social factors. Other influences may be; Inadequate Parental Relationships, Permissive Childhood Training, Childhood Sexual Trauma and certain biological triats that may lend a person to be predispositioned towards homosexuality. Certainly this has been true for myself. Dr Tim LaHaye in his book; THE UNHAPPY GAYS: What Everyone Should Know About Homosexuality, suggests that, "certain biological factors can be found to suggest a "predispotion" towards homosexuality. The bulk of these factors, are environmental factors that can occur so early in the development of a child that, one could easily believe that once a predisposition towards homosexuality has developed they feel they must have been "born that way." LaHaye continues by stating that, in order to consider particular triats to be a "predisposition" there must be added factors. He describes this as... The Formula For Producing A Homosexual "A Predisposition Toward Homosexuality (biological triats) Plus That First Homosexual Experience, Multiplied By Pleasurable and Positive Homosexual Thoughts. To Which Is Added More Homosexual Experiences Multiplied By More Pleasurable Thoughts. When one already has a "predisposition" towards homosexuality, exposure to homosexual experiences and pleasurably reflecting upon them can create a powerful attraction difficult to overcome. So powerful can these experiences and reflections be that one not even need to have developed a "predisposition" to be drawn into this sort of behavior. This is why many who were not born with the "melancholy temperament" are also found in homosexual circles". |
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