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How does one become gay?

Attraction is not a choice in the classic sense rather develops in infancy and childhood through parental modeling as the young person forms a gender identity.

The sociological pattern that has been reported by homosexual subjects in repeated private, public and military studies of families with gay male children is a strong mother and a hostile or distant father pattern. That means homosexuality has to be psychological, otherwise gay children would come from a variety of family backgrounds

In heterosexual orientation, boys model fathers and girls model mothers.

However, in homosexual orientation, cross modeling occurs in about ten percent of children for a very specific purpose.

The child notices the mother is able to get the attention of the father with her assertiveness and models his mother’s characteristics to increase intimacy with his father too.

Over time a father-figure is eroticized which is essentially a homosexual fetish. Many other fetishes form as a result of an unfulfilled desire for intimacy in childhood.

Once the child becomes a young adult and begins to practice the fetish, a very powerful sexual addiction develops and a gender identity disorder is sealed.

Many secular people and a few religious people too are puzzled about why the Bible condemns homosexuality.

Underlying the gender identity disorder is low self-esteem due to the child feeling rejected by a parent.

As a result, gay people report higher incidence of neurotic symptoms such as depression, anger, and anxiety and more frequent partner abuse.

In order for self-esteem and humility to improve the gay person must abstain from same sex relationships. The controlling behaviors and assertiveness they acquired in childhood to gain the attention of their father are now used to control others in every aspect of their lives.

Involving yourself or others in a controlling sexual relationship lessens humility and debases self esteem further.

Any relationship that has an adverse effect on the people is always a sin, homosexual or heterosexual.
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