[ SECRET POST #3166 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3166 ⌋

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04. [SPOILERS for Steven Universe]



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07. [WARNING for dubcon]




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Comments

Re: Do you think sexual orientation is 100% genetic?

[(Anonymous)]

Nah and I think it's pretty evident that it can be fairly fluid throughout a life time too. I kinda hate how often environmental factors and societal expectations are ignored in these types of conversations. I don't think you can pray the gay away or anything, but I do think hanging around other gay/bi people might make people more likely to identify as such.

Re: Do you think sexual orientation is 100% genetic?

[(Anonymous)]

I think if more people were open to the idea, we'd have more people who identify as very hetero-leaning bi or very gay-leaning bi.

A lot of 'technically' bi people ID in name as 100% straight or gay or lesbian due to societal factors and pressure from both sides to be 100% one or the other.

Re: Do you think sexual orientation is 100% genetic?

[philstar22]

I think the idea of it being all genetic came from reactions against people saying it was a choice or that it was social and therefore should be changed. But I think there is too much fear of saying it is partially social just as anything about a person because being social doesn't make it wrong or mean it should be forcibly changed (or that it can be).