Genes control personality, intelligence is largely genetically determined, but sexual orientation is to large extent socially learned
The truth is just the opposite. Genes control personality, intelligence is largely genetically determined, but sexual orientation is to large extent socially learned.
Robert Plomin is professor of behavioral genetics at King’s College, London. He has conducted a longitudinal study of over 10,000 twin pairs. And the evidence is conclusive. He writes in Blueprint: How DNA Makes Us Who We Are, “In summary, parents matter, schools matter and life experiences matter, but they don't make a difference in shaping who we are. DNA is the only thing that makes a substantial systematic difference…We would essentially be the same person if we had been adopted at birth and raised in a different family. Identical twins reared apart from birth are as similar as identical twins reared together in the same family. Children adopted away at birth resemble their biological parents, not their adoptive parents…”
A 2023 Gallup poll shockingly found that the younger the cohort, the great percentage that identifies as LGBTQ+. For the silent generation, born 1945 and before, it’s 1.1%. For baby boomers, born between 1946 and1964, It's 2.3%. For generation X, born between 1965 and 1980, it's 4.5%. For millennials born between 1981 and 1996, It's 9.8%. For generation Z, born between 1997-2012, it's a staggering 22.3%. More than one in five! Obviously this 22 times increase represents learned behavior not genetic change. But if heterosexual males are “toxic” what do you expect?