Is being gay by nature or nurture?

Within these 15 years, it’s speculated that the number of people who come out as gay has increased drastically. There are many speculations as to why a sudden increase. Some people believe that there are people who are employed to supposedly help people come out of the closet, but other people argue that those people are actually recruiting.

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Whether the rumours are true or false, the question of what is deemed to some people as a conundrum is, ‘is being gay come by nature or by nurture?’. The population of the world has been growing drastically over the past 30 years, and as the population grows also does varieties of people. In this life we are all different, and maybe that’s the essence of life, the glory of life.

A photo of rainbow flag representing gay pride

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When someone becomes different in the way they view their gender, that becomes problematic in the view of the society in which they live. Social norms detect what one may become and how one may behave or act in life. It’s disregarded if these societal rules destroy originality in people. Now, if in this case there are people who are gay because of nature, then society destroys those people since they did not choose who or what they will be when they arrive in this world.

But the argument goes on because some people argue that it’s the media that entice people to explore things they are not supposed to explore.

What’s your opinion? Is being gay by nature or by nurture?

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