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The sexual habits individuals experiment with, acquire, witness, or are exposed to in their formative years imprint to varying degrees in the brain circuitry. For some people, the imprint fades away as they enter adulthood and discover the deviations were preludes to real sexual partners. For others, the imprint persists strongly into adulthood as the brain refuses to replace the habit with the company of a sexual partner. We have many examples to illustrate this claim. For instance, although most people abandon masturbation once they get married, a few get stuck on the habit to a point of ruining their relationships. Similarly, a small fraction of herding boys who once experimented on livestock remain fixated on animals the rest of their lives. Same for those who made holes in banana trees. These are the types you will see in TV news holding a goat or a sheep, with crowds milling around to enjoy the spectacle. Perhaps the risk of getting stuck on the wrong path when it comes to sexual habits is one of the reasons for the strict control of sexual conduct in most communities.
Having accepted that these deviations can persist into adulthood, we might be tempted to ask this question; is there a possibility that these deviations are inborn rather than acquired? Now, from observation, you will never hear of deviant sexual habits that involve objects that are impractical, risky, or unavailable. For instance, you will seldom hear of a man being accused of abusing a dog or a cat (these two are dangerous), a roof or a ceiling (these are impractical), or elephants or airplanes (unavailable).
And here goes the concluding statement. Homosexuality and lesbianism result from the same mechanism described above i.e. sexual habits that that individuals experimented with, acquired, witnessed, or were exposed to, and which became permanently ingrained in their brain circuitry.
The safest habit a man-child should aspire to.
Having accepted that these deviations can persist into adulthood, we might be tempted to ask this question; is there a possibility that these deviations are inborn rather than acquired? Now, from observation, you will never hear of deviant sexual habits that involve objects that are impractical, risky, or unavailable. For instance, you will seldom hear of a man being accused of abusing a dog or a cat (these two are dangerous), a roof or a ceiling (these are impractical), or elephants or airplanes (unavailable).
And here goes the concluding statement. Homosexuality and lesbianism result from the same mechanism described above i.e. sexual habits that that individuals experimented with, acquired, witnessed, or were exposed to, and which became permanently ingrained in their brain circuitry.
The safest habit a man-child should aspire to.
