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Homosexual
2021-10-08
Sexual orientation is related to sexual pleasure, but it is not the same as sexual behavior. A heterosexual person may have homosexual sex, and a homosexual person may also have heterosexual sex. The premise of all this is: special circumstances. For example: a heterosexual person in a long-term absence of the opposite sex has a lower chance of fantasizing the same sex as the opposite sex and venting sexual desire; a homosexual may marry the opposite sex due to various external pressures and be forced to have sex with the opposite sex . But this does not mean that their sexual orientation has changed or that they have love for objects that do not conform to their sexual orientation, nor does it mean that people can obtain sexual pleasure in objects that do not conform to their sexual orientation. On the contrary, when people have sex with a person who does not conform to their sexual orientation, they will experience abnormal pain, nausea, or lack of sexual pleasure. It is completely unreliable to judge sexual orientation solely by sexual behavior. It is important to distinguish between sexual orientation, sexual pleasure, and sexual behavior.
Is homosexuality by nature?
Sexual orientation is a complex issue, and there are many theories about sexual orientation. Most scientists, psychologists, and medical experts believe that sexual orientation is determined by nature, and homosexuality cannot be “corrected” and sexual orientation cannot be changed. .
Homosexuality has a profound biomedical basis. The sexual orientation of homosexuality is determined by homosexual genes, and cannot be changed by the day after tomorrow. It is not a choice, nor can it be controlled by oneself.
Some people in the homosexual community are very heterosexual. If they don’t say it, they may not even be able to see their true biological sex. The specific manifestations are as follows: men have variable hairstyles, like makeup, and wear women's clothing; women use men's hairstyles, wrap their breasts, and wear men's clothing. These people are transgender, not gay. Although homosexuals and these transgenders are all of the same sex, homosexuals do not have gender identity barriers. They recognize or even love their own gender. They will not use the perspective of the opposite sex to talk to the same sex. There is no need for image dressing to move closer to the opposite sex, and there is no desire to become the opposite sex or imitate the opposite sex.
Bisexuals and homosexuals are different. Most bisexuals have the same type of preference for the opposite sex and the same sex as heterosexuals. Homosexuals prefer the same sex with obvious gender characteristics, that is, men who are very masculine and women who are very feminine. Also, some bisexuals may like heterosexuals, but homosexuals do not.
