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'No gay gene.' Does new study have faults or hold merit?
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Of course there is the corollary to your proposition, given the greater access to IVF will the genetic component of same sex attraction increase in our society?
As gay couples are more and more able to directly contribute genetic material to their offspring, it is going to be interesting to see if overall rates of those identifying as gay increase over and above what the impact of increasing acceptance of openly gay people.
Perhaps this in turn may be cancelled out to a degree that pressure on closeted gay people to have children within a heterosexual relationships to fit social norms is waning thus less genetic material being passed on.
Quite a fascinating thought bubble isn't it.