rulemylife -> RE: Scientists claim homosexuality common in nature (5/22/2008 6:31:30 AM)
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ORIGINAL: MissSepphora1 Again, show me proof that there is a gay gene, and I'll believe it hands down and never argue the point again. But then there are a whole lot of other sexual deviations that need to be explained as well. And are you equating being left handed to being D/s? If quote:
ORIGINAL: philosophy This is an old study from '95, and there has been much more research since. Specifically, I remember recent articles duplicating the results in mice. Unfortunately, I don't have the time or patience to locate this all for you, but if you really want to educate yourself just say "Google". quote:
ORIGINAL: MissSepphora1 Was I born to enjoy torturing men? Is being a Domme in my biology? From what I've been told I was a sweet, loving, caring, kind little girl with white blonde hair and bright blue eyes who loved everything and everyone. There was no indication whatsoever that I would grow up to enjoy being sadistic sexually. Is D/s a kink? Perhaps. I can have and enjoy sex without it. But I enjoy sex much more when I'm in control of the situation. And I enjoy sex even more when my partner is pushed just a little past his comfort zone. Can I choose not to be Domme? Of course. Do I want to? Would I choose to be submissive? I'd rather die than be submissive. Is it in my DNA? Hardly. (my italics) ......i assume you are trying to suggest that all sexual behaviour is a pure choice? That type of position would support your assertion that homosexuality is a choice. However, it does go against virtually all research into the subject. i italicised the last phrase of your post. How do you know there is no DNA based component to enjoying D/S based sex? i'm left handed, it is entirely possible that exactly the same DNA twist that makes that true for me also has an influence in non-usual sex practices. The thesis presented in this book... http://www.righthandlefthand.com/ ......suggests it may be true. Now, if you're a geneticist or some other biological scientist who has a cogent and verifiable thesis suggestion as to why, say, homosexulity, does not have a DNA component i'd love to hear it. If you're just expressing an opinion then your arguments go into another pile, along with the rest of those who deny all verifiable research in order to continue holding onto a disproven thesis.
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