[scripter]

Think what you want.

Back at ya! Even members of the APA are now saying it's possible to leave the homosexual lifestyle: Sexual Orientation Change Is Possible— But Only Outside Of Therapy, Says APA Office Of Gay Concerns

Besides that, there is no scientific evidence anybody is born gay. If you think so, I'm more than interested in any article you can reference. You can't, but I had to make the offer.

[KeepUSfree]

Just my observations. I have a friend with a son who is 4. He will be gay. Not that they treat him that way. And, I've seen many 4-year olds who do "feminie" things and grow up to be manly men. But, this kid will be gay.

There are all SORTS of things out there that we have no evidence for (yet). Doesn't make them untrue. We are still a mighty primative species...and, I have no doubt that the future will show what I proffer is true.

I have no agenda. I'm not gay and I think that being gay is unhealthy and, in many cases unnatural.

But, I still KNOW that some folks just are.

And, as I said, I think many - if not most gays are not actually "gay".(if you actually READ my post earlier you would see that I agree that many gays aren't gay - they are just "indoctirnated").

But, some are born to be gay. Period.

[EdReform]

Even members of the APA are now saying it's possible to leave the homosexual lifestyle...

Indeed. And that includes the former President of the American Psychological Association, Dr. Robert Perloff:

Former APA President Supports NARTH's Mission Statement, Assails APA's Intolerance

"Dr. Perloff noted the growing body of research that contradicts the popular notion that change in sexual-orientation is not possible. He concluded, 'The research on sexual conversion is, therefore, very much a work in progress, an open question, and efforts to declare that conversion is 'doomed to failure' and is 'futile' are irresponsible, reactionary and intellectually flawed.'"

Good to see you again. Hope all is well!