Careful Susie if the ' scientist ' find a ' gay ' gene then they might find a gene that makes men attracted to boys. Now that would not fit your idiotic narrative would it?

Well if we do not know then we as a society should behave like we do not know until such time as we do know for sure. This is why we have science. It seems that many people want to act like it is already confirmed.

Why go looking for such a gene, though? If people are sexually attracted to each other then is that not enough? Heterosexuals just have sex because they feel like it. They don’t need to prove anything to themselves or anyone else. It is perfectly natural for them to have sex based on how they feel. If the gene can’t be found will homosexuals stop having sex? If it is not going to change their behaviour either way then why bother with all that research?

Suse, I follow a few geneticists on Twitter, Razib Khan among them, he reckons in another five years they'll be well on the way to explaining the genetic components of behaviour, intelligence, temperament etc.

Runner, when have I ever said I don't think paedophilia could possibly be because of a gene in those people?

Another lie then?

It certainly wouldn't suit your warped narrative if there was a homosexuality gene though would it? If that were the case, then any of your Gods who made heterosexuals would also have created homosexuals too aye? Lol!

Jay of Melbourne, I absolutely agree with you.
I think gene technology is fascinating and it will answer a lot of questions about medical problems too, and hopefully lead to some cures.

The reason why they may be more likely to question their sexuality in the first place because of all the constant queer agenda that is being pushed down everyone's throats.
If it wasn't for that. the kids wouldn't be questioning their sexual identity in the first place.

It'd be good if we can identify the shirt-lifter gene because then we can start to breed it out of the gene-pool. It clearly serves no real benefit.

But somehow I suspect it more a social phenomena than a genetic one.