Any logical person would presume it to be a biological factor. I'm pretty sure you can agree with this reply Dhyce:
"i knew i was gay since i started college, but i didn't have enough guts to tell my parents until i met someone who changed (and saved) my life and loved me, truly loved me for me. and this person happened to be a woman. a beautiful woman who is kind, loving, and the most amazing person i have met in my life thus far. for years, i would look at myself in the mirror and nearly have panic attacks for fear of what i knew i had to do (tell my parents). the whole time i tried to lead the life of a straight individual. it was very hard simply because everyone i knew thought i had myself very together. i was working hard in college to get my bachelor's degree in graphic design at one of the top 10 design colleges in the country. but internally, everyday, i would battle my internal self.
i would find myself many nights crying myself to sleep from the stress of everything. so if it was a choice -- why would someone choose to put themselves through this. some people i have known have lost friends, their jobs, their family, etc. because of who they are and who they were meant to be...[ ]"
My sister came out to me this year, telling me that she's bisexual. She told me she had feelings for both sexes since middle school, though she tends to find herself more aroused by females than males. She cried for many nights worrying about the punishment of death (our parents are Jehova's Witness). She was afraid of what i would say but she felt i would be the only one to understand since im the science geek of the house...lol the irony of all this.
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