>So you could have been persuaded to make that choice if approached in the right way at 16 or 17? What would have convinced you?<
Perhaps he wouldn't have been persuaded on the spot, but the suggestion could certainly raise doubts in a younster's mind, with the idea coming from every direction today, including school. That is exactly the objective of homosexuals in recruiting victims into their ranks. (Breaking down the importance of traditional marriage and family, thus destroying a healthy society).
As I say earlier in this thread, it takes aware and concientious parents to raise a child. Sadly, in most cases, homosexuality can, indeed, be a choice.
Do you believe that some boys make this "choice" before they even start school? Why would a teenaged boy make a "choice" that's going to cause him to be ridiculed and shunned by most of his peers?
And why would a normal, heterosexual kid choose to attend an optional seminar on homosexuality when there were other options he could have chosen?
Interesting editorial in today's New York Times asks the question, "if anyone reading this believes that gay men can actually become ex-gay men, I have just one question for you: Would you want your daughter to marry one?"
Food for thought....