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Gay gene

Kranis
in Genetics

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We have to have a gene that tells our bodies to reproduce, otherwise,
how are we all here? And just like other genes, there can be mutations.
It might seem rude to say homosexualit is a mutation, but think about
it: we're all mutated some way.

If it were a mutation, some genetic lineages would lack it.

 

How about a normally functioning set of a few dozen genes acting in concert, that set the body up to respond to various circumstances in various ways - producing, in real life, a steady small proportion of homosexual people, reliably, in each human generation?

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