Is it normal to think that homosexuality is nurture, rather than nature?

Homosexuality is normal even for some animals.

For example, some of my roosters occasionally try to mate the smaller roosters. They know that they're roosters, btw, because they sometimes fight with them and try to intimidate them as roosters do.

Perhaps less people would be strictly homosexual or heterosexual if it wasn't a big deal.

I was born this way.

No.
Norture.
Although sometimes it can be nyrture.

I wouldn't say you're born gay, but it's something you can't change about yourself. And everyone I know thinks it's normal and healthy.

I think it's nerture.

As a homophobic man I consider you a piece of garbage. Have a nice day.

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/study-says-brains-of-gay/

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I think it could be similar to a fetish. It's developed throughout your life, based on certain experiences. But I don't know. I'm just saying it's a possibility.

Well, straight parents try to raise their children to be straight, and some turn out to be gay/bi/asexual. So no, I don't think it's possible to be raised gay either.

I think there are a ton of psychological factors. Saying it's always 100% predisposed, even in the most accepting of societies, would be ignorant. That being said, the mental health issues in regards to homosexuality are not a sign of a lack of mental issues in regards to heterosexual individuals.

It's learned behavior, especially true now days with the educational system forcing it on young minds. Entertainment from top to bottom is full of it too pushing the "perception" it's normal.

I agree that birth has not really affect of your sexuality but it's completely fine.

Most people against it would probably use the definition of mental aberration against it ("deviation from what is normal, expected, or usual") but it would make as much sense as putting people who wear glasses in this category.

I honestly think it's a bit of both. I do not think anything is solely responsible for said outcome, it comes from a little bit of everything. Every life is a miracle, in my eyes.