[petercooper]

For most, it's a lifestyle choice.

[scripter]

For most, it's a lifestyle choice.

You may find this informative:

How Might Homosexuality Develop? Putting the Pieces Together

Thousands have left the homosexual lifestyle.

Dr. Spitzer used to believe homosexuals couldn't leave the lifestyle, but after his own study he now believes they can. That must have been one very revealing study for Spitzer to change his mind on such a hot controversial issue. Source

[Quix]

I don't know about most.

I think for many it's a pleasure of the moment choice and some sense of belonging after feeling so odd-person-out for so long. Then if one 'comes out' there's the pseudo family of the movement.

But many are trapped and have 'tried,' many have tried fairly hard . . . to escape their orientation and failed utterly--for a list of reasons.

It's not an easy sin to overcome by all accounts. Few people are just delivered by a snap of God's finger. Few alcoholics are delivered that way either.