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I guess what I wonder is if it doesn't affect you personally why worry so much about it. |
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I guess what I wonder is if it doesn't affect you personally why worry so much about it. |
It is definitely innate. My four year old brother has a friend, also four year old. He's a male, and you can see that he is more feminine than others. He walks so, talks so. He also dresses, when it's Halloween, to a Disney princess each time.
I can't think of any Experience he could have had in that young an age that changed him.
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He also dresses, when it's Halloween, to a Disney princess each time. I can't think of any Experience he could have had in that young an age that changed him. |
Another example is the low homosexual rate on some countrys that do not encourage free behavior (see China or cuba) or some poor country where people don have time to express themself because the are in constant looking for means of surviver (like some countrys in africa) ..they have gay people there as well but what is the percentage comparing with let's say UK?
Maicman, it might be that the same percentage exists in both places, but in one place it is too dangerous to be open about it. Of course, it is also possible that the percentage is lower, but I know there was a time in US history not too long ago...50's, 60's, 70's...where few people were openly homosexual. They simply stayed "in the closet."
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When my grandson was getting his first underpants, he wanted Dora underpants. Well those are only made in girls panties because Dora is a girl. I simply refused to buy them for him. He didn't understand why he couldn't have Dora underpants, but that doesn't mean I should buy them for him. I explained that they didn't make Dora underpants for boys. |