Gay and bi people, Why is it that you're not born a vegetarian but you're supposedly born, gay?

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slatyb Master
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Why is it that rocks fall but Helium balloons rise? Why do you think these two things are in any way comparable? Were you born straight, or did you decide at puberty?
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Inexpensivefurniture Yoda
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Because those are wildly different things? Sexuality is innate, diet is determined by many outside factors
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Ninani Yoda
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Being gay is more like being born with diabetes - not a choice.
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- GAGSucksBalls1
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  Why though. Why are people born gay, but not vegetarian
- GAGSucksBalls1
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  by the way, you can develop diabetes
- Ninani
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  I suppose it's possible to be allergic to meat - that would be the equivalent.
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- Ninani
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  Type 2, I know, but it's not the same kind
- GAGSucksBalls1
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  That's the point though.. why do we CHOOSE vegetarianism, as opposed to "choosing" to be gay
- Ninani
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  Because we already eat plants, so it's not choosing the opposite of what we desire, but simply removing something from our plate.
- GAGSucksBalls1
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  What about carnivores? People who don't eat veges
- Ninani
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  Same, like a bisexual choosing only one gender to pursue.
- GAGSucksBalls1
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  then wouldn't that then make them straight or gay, depending on the sex they choose
- Ninani
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  They're still bisexual if they are naturally attracted to both genders.
- Ninani
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  But they could of course call themselves either gay or straight, if they so choose
- GAGSucksBalls1
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  well, how could they be gay bi, if they wind up with one of the sexes? Are they planning on cheating, and then going back to being bi?
- Ninani
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  A straight person can't choose to be gay or vice versa, but they can lie about it or fake it.
- Ninani
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  Bisexual doesn't mean being polyamorous..
- GAGSucksBalls1
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  pretend to be gay?
- Ninani
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  Yeah, technically
- GAGSucksBalls1
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  But polyandrous exists there are people out there who date multiple people
- Ninani
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  I know, but being bi doesn't automatically make you poly, and both straight and gay people can be poly too.
- slatyb
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  Yes, and it's not a choice.
JustinTheGreat Editor
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What is the correlation? Lmao
How does a diet compare to sexual attraction?
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- GAGSucksBalls1
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  That's the point of the question
- JustinTheGreat
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  Being vegetarian is an option. Some people choose to be vegetarian for health reasons and others do it because they aren’t comfortable eating animals. Either way, you can stop/start that diet anytime you want. You can’t just stop being gay. A lot of young kids and teens absolutely hate themselves for being gay because they get bullied for it, kicked out by their families, and there are still countries in the world who execute gay people. There are teens who commit suicide because their families don’t accept who they are or they’re told they’re going to burn in hell. Why would someone choose to live that lifestyle? If all your issues could go away if you could just simply choose to be straight, then most people would do it. But that’s not how sexuality works, if you’re gay then you’re gay, no matter how much you try to suppress it.
- GAGSucksBalls1
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  thats the point though. if you "want to live a "nice life"" according to this description, why wouldn't you just "stop being gay", right?
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- JustinTheGreat
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  Sis I just explai-
- GAGSucksBalls1
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  I just want to understand why people say being a vegetarian is a choice, but being gay isn't
- JustinTheGreat
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  I just wrote a whole a paragraph explaining it
- GAGSucksBalls1
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  No, not really, you said "if they wanted to". So i said, why don't they?
- JustinTheGreat
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  Maybe read it again
okeydoke Explorer
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😑 God, this is a stupid question.
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