A fairly straight forward explanation is simply that being gay does not prevent reproduction. Sorry to tell you all this, but everything down there is fully functional. Now consider the effect of heterosexual marriage and reproduction through social construct. Essentially, the Christian's ideal solution for all their gays. A clear and guaranteed path for the survival of the "gay gene". Even without forced reproduction, other more modern examples are lesbians who have children through artificial insemination, or gay men who have used a surrogate mother. That in addition to what others have mentioned on non-direct passing of genes through relatives.palladin9479 wrote:Yeah I never bought into people being born homosexual, it violates everything evolution has taught us. It's a learned behavior / personal choice, and there is nothing wrong with that. I really hate how whenever there is something unexplainable to a person people like to fall back on "their just born that way", like it's some sort of excuse.ladajo wrote:You really typed that?Given that evolution has not eliminated homosexuality thus far, I see little reason to believe that it violates the laws of nature in any way.
Explain to me how a homosexual couple can procreate naturally?
I would also add that if sexuality is not binary, then there is no expectation that "gayness" would ever be wiped out. You could always have convergence incrementally. Also, not all genes have much bearing on survival and reproduction, at least anymore, like having blond hair. If being gay was a survival gene, I would expect the occurrence to be far higher then it is. And I would also point to the many genes which persist in equal or higher percentages than being gay, and yet are directly detrimental to survival in the wild: forms of cancer, heart disease, diabetes, disabilities, etc having ties to a genetic cause. So please, think.