It obviously isn’t a matter of heredity.
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Only gay/lesbians please. I want to know what the gay community thinks about this.
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I recently got into a heated discussion with a comrade who thinks that theres a “gay gene.” He really didnt offer any proof whatsoever. I say that there isnt a gay gene because you can have a pair of twins and one can be gay and the other hetero. Twin studies are the easiest way of finding out things about genetics.
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