Short of one of the kids being molested or something along those lines, I don’t see why one twin would grow up to be homosexual and one wouldn’t raised in the same home. If it’s environmental (experience related) it doesn’t make sense to me failing that one reason.
Do you see a reason?
The first discussion is recognizing it is a behavior.
the second discussion is it a good behavior to encourage or discourage.
THEN we talk about causes.
Behaviors are complex. There is seldom only one cause. Imprinting which one of the things that God created for good. But it can be perverted to imprint children on porn, homosexuality, sex, drugs, ets.
It’s what I said. They have identical DNA. What is different are their experiences, identities, associations....everything in the psycho-social area is different.
Parents sometimes treat children differently. I have seen it. Could make a difference in their outcome.
It’s possible that even though siblings are raised in the same home, one may receive different treatment, have a different experience outside the home (such as molestation), etc.
I knew two brothers years ago. One was very much a rough and tumble boy, athletic, hunter, fished, etc. The father definitely favoured him over his brother, a quiet, artistic, not-so-macho type. He didn’t receive much attention or confirmation from his father.
I lost track of them, but last I knew, the milder son was rumoured to be homosexual.
From Post 3
“A fascinating sidelight on all this comes from the work of Bailey (7). His team asked non-concordant identical twins (one was homosexual, one not) about their early family environment, and found that the same family environment was experienced or perceived by the twins in quite different ways. These differences led later to homosexuality in one twin, but not in the other.”
The real question isn't whether it's genetic or not, but whether it's so hard-wired in people's brains from an early age that it can't be changed. Given how many homosexuals have fought their urges and tried (and failed) to go straight with marriages and therapy, it seems to me that homosexual desire isn't something that's a choice or can be made to go away. The only "choice" is whether people act on those desires or not.