Which is more natural and involuntary?
A disgust to homosexuality
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A desire for homosexuality
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After self survival the strongest instinct of almost every living creature, including mankind, is to reproduce it's own kind. In common with most animals, the human species achieves this by sexual intercourse with those of the opposite sex. A brief look at the human anatomy will illustrate how nature has designed the male and female to interact with each other for the purpose of producing off-spring, thus perpetuating the species. To engage in homosexuality is therefore a deviation from what nature intended and and must be classified as, 'deviant sexual orientation'. Whilst ''normal'' people are understanding and accept the condition of homosexuality most would shutter at the thought of what these ''deviants'' get up to in their love making. Side: A disgust to homosexuality
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Some research suggests that a gay uncle in 'the nest' was actually beneficial for the upbringing of their brother's or sister's children, as they would be less focused on reproducing themselves but instead care for the children of their siblings. The same research also suggests that more 'feminine behavioural features' in nonhomosexual men, which is likely caused by a 'low dose' of the gay gene, as it could be called, which is likely the way that the gene has been passed down in human evolution. Side: A desire for homosexuality
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