xodonniedarko I think your post deserves an honest answer, and that's how I'm going to write my response to you. I'm not trying to be argumentative, standoffish, or anything else; I'm just trying to answer some questions that you raised yourself in the hopes that you will take them to heart. 
Many species (the bonobo for example) engage in various sexual activity ranging from male-male to female-female.
The current consensus is that genetics makes a huge difference (more than 50%) but beyond that, it's really anyone's guess. Conditions of the womb might be an effect, and there is potential that a mother's hormone stability might also play a part. Again though, it's largely conjecture.
Sexuality is not something that can be controlled by a switch.
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I don't know if there's anything more I can explain here, but if you think of a question, feel free to ask it; there's no sense in having you feel shunned when you're just posting about your personal thoughts.
Loving a human being is entirely different. It's something no one can explain and yet everyone understands. It is the eternal mystery, the eternal truth.
I'm glad you've decided to judge individuals rather than stereotypes.
However, all is not "good in the neighborhood" if you make false comparisons and assumptions. Please take the time to consider what I've written to you.
They were also designed for waste removal and can be used in any way you imagine them to be. There are no "rules" for the usage of your body; one might use a thumb to hitchhike or to press a space bar.
Many species (the bonobo for example) engage in various sexual activity ranging from male-male to female-female.
No one really knows. There are many studies that have been done and are currently being done to find this out, but with each completed study a dozen new questions arise.
The current consensus is that genetics makes a huge difference (more than 50%) but beyond that, it's really anyone's guess. Conditions of the womb might be an effect, and there is potential that a mother's hormone stability might also play a part. Again though, it's largely conjecture.
Hormones regulate your levels of metabolism, activity, etc, but they do not control whom you are attracted to. No matter what time of day it is, what I've eaten, done, listened to, etc, I don't find women sexually attractive.
Sexuality is not something that can be controlled by a switch.
Like I indicated before, that's currently the largest component of the explanation (add the conditions of the womb in there, and you're pretty much a fruit by the time the doctor slaps you!
). I don't know if there's anything more I can explain here, but if you think of a question, feel free to ask it; there's no sense in having you feel shunned when you're just posting about your personal thoughts.
Yeah, that's a good summary. The only thing is, we don't know what exactly causes it yet. Until then (and even when we do) we just need to move past it.
That's hardly the same thing at all. We all have tech/car lust; that's just consumerism at its worst.
Loving a human being is entirely different. It's something no one can explain and yet everyone understands. It is the eternal mystery, the eternal truth.
You don't "love" it in the sense you would a person. You like it like a product that can be replaced, repaired, etc.
Oh, and if you're gay, that is REALLY okay with me. I have gay friends!
I'm glad you've decided to judge individuals rather than stereotypes.
However, all is not "good in the neighborhood" if you make false comparisons and assumptions. Please take the time to consider what I've written to you.
