Sexuality is mostly a product of upbringing.
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it is well known among psychiatrists that the findings among gay men is they have in common Mothers with narcisstic tendencies who subtly overwhelm the young child from moving into his natural sexual identity, too busy trying to accommodate the emotional self centered needs of Mother. Side: Agree
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Not mostly. You may like something else, the opposite of what you were thought while growing up. I think that not growing up impacts one to choose the sexuality he or she was thought. The society could prevent boys becoming homosexuals. Just by rebelling and trying to fit in one will observe what is morally right and wrong, and judge by the society. Upbringing can influence sexuality, but I'll say that it's not always true. - And I don't get the title. By what do you mean sexuality? I answered what I thought. But if you meant that sexuality develops from upbringing, them I would say yes and no. Sexuality develops by time. And Religions can impact with it by their teachings. Side: Disagree
Society cannot prevent anyone from developing any sexuality, though it can cause unhealthy and unnecessary repression. Do your research. Start here in the 1990s when your way of thinking became definitively obsolete, and work your way up to the present where your view becomes purely asinine. The only institution that still condemns homosexuality and seeks to "cure" it is religion, and it does so against absolute scientific knowledge. Actual, reputable institutions (e.g. American Medical Association, American Psychiatric Association, American Psychological Association, American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, American Counseling Association, National Association of Social Workers, American Academy of Pediatrics, National Association of School Psychologists, American Academy of Physician Assistants, etc.) expressly negate your view. Side: Agree
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