Lumberjacks can be like that, Philo.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zey8567bcg

Thanks Suz

I think it's time to realise that obviously there each homosexual has a different story.
Some women can't stand the thought of being with a man, some are men haters because of abuse, some are just men haters, some want to be men, some feel masculine, some feel feminine, some just want to experiment.

Some gay men want to be women, some are blokey blokes and happen to be interested in other men, some grew up in their older sisters clothes,some grew up in a conservative family, some need a sexual release when away from their wives.

Some kill themselves, some find someone to be with in high school, some come out of the closet after they have created a family, some spend their lives alone, some flaunt their sexuality, some you wouldn't even know are gay, some are understanding and accepting, some are biased themselves.

Each case is different, if you ask suzeonline's grandson why he is gay, he would most likely answer 'I just am' or 'that's who I am'
not 'because my parents didn't want it'

But that is him, not every gay is the same so generalising all homosexuals will always generate a disagreement.

Nicnoto,
Very true! Not all people are the same or have the same story; which indicates it is not at all genetic, like maleness or femaleness. To identify a person from birth that they will prefer anul sex because they are effeminite is socially wrong.

All I know is that for one percent of the population they make a lot of noise,
not to mention putting a disproportionate strain on the healthcare system:
http://www.gcn.ie/Survey_One_Percent_of_UK_Openly_Gay_or_Lesbian
http://www.medindia.net/news/Study-Finds-One-Percent-of-UK-People-Openly-Gay-or-Lesbian-74544-1.htm
http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5iwO7-BLBo8nsPZltG4Mo-_pzXwhg