You hear a lecture arguing that homosexuality is almost certainly an acquired attribute; otherwise men and women who had lived as heterosexuals (and even thought of themselves as straight) would not choose to become gay or lesbian later in life. How might you counter the speaker's radical conclusion based on research addressing the origins of homosexuality?

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The Answer of You hear a lecture arguing that homosexuality is almost certainly an acquired attribute; otherwise men and women who had lived as heterosexuals (and even thought of themselves as straight) would not choose to become gay or lesbian later in life. How might you counter the speaker's radical conclusion based on research addressing the origins of homosexuality?

You Hear a Lecture Arguing That Homosexuality Is Almost Certainly