You know, I've known many gays and lesbians over the course of my life. Hell, I even rented a room from a lesbian couple while I was stationed in Norfolk. Is being gay a choice, or is it something you are born with? Me? I believe that it is something you are born as, because scientists and doctors have discovered that the brains of lesbians is structured pretty much the same way as straight males are, and gay men's brains are structured the same way as a straight females.
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And, then, there is the experience I had with a lesbian. We became friends and we would go riding on my motorcycle and shooting pool. Well, one day she and I were talking and she wondered if she really was gay, because she had only been with women and never had been with a dude. She then asked me if I would be willing to have sex with her so she could figure it out, and I agreed, but we also put down some ground rules, and if she felt uncomfortable at any time, we would stop.
Well, we started to have sex, but then she said she didn't feel "right" about what was going on, so we stopped. She asked me a few months later if we could try again, but ended up with the same result, she didn't want to have sex with males, and she knew that she was a bona fide lesbian.
No, sexuality is in the structure of the brain, and the only way to "cure" it is to rewire their brains, but we don't have the science or medical ability to do so yet. And, if you actually did succeed in rewiring a persons brain, would they still be themselves afterwards?