Homosexuality is normal for homosexuals, just as heterosexuality is normal for heterosexuals.
God made both of us.
The entire culture I grew up in was heterosexual. Nobody made me gay. I am gay. It's what I am.
Yes, God made you. But he didn't make you a homosexual.
He made you a woman with all of the functioning parts and plumbing that a normal woman needs to have heterosexual intercourse and give birth to babys.
But you have made the "choice" not to use your female parts in a natural and normal way as God made you.
And embrace a lifestyle that rejects the natural for the unnatural.
Apparently, God doesn't always get it right. It is an indisputable fact that some people are born with both a vagina and a penis (what, you‘ve never heard of a hermaphrodite??). Perhaps you can answer this question: When someone is part male and part female, possessing both a vagina and a penis, with whom does that person have sex without offending the Omniscient and Omnipotent God who made him/her that way?
I remember a highly publicized story of a teenaged “boy” who experienced rectal bleeding. However, when his parents took him to a doctor, it was discovered that the rectal bleeding was actual a menstrual flow. This unfortunate youngster had the outward appearances of a male, but inside was mostly female. Would you be surprised that this “male” preferred frilly pink things to typical guy things, and that he eventually opted for the corrective surgery that more closely matched his outward appearance with his internal composition and emotional disposition? I suppose he could have remained as God created him …. with a womb, ovaries and a penis; however, corrective surgery seemed to make a hell of a lot more sense.
Plumbing alone does not determine one's sexuality. I remember one case that involved a man who had transgender surgery to become a woman. She appeared on TV with another woman she introduced as her lover, and someone in the audience asked her why she didn't stay a man if she wanted to make love to a woman. She told the audience that wanting to be a woman was one thing, and wanting to make love to women was another. You seem to think that sexual choices are based solely on physical characteristics (plumbing), and this is not true. There is an emotional component as well. Unfortunately, God does not always put a male mind in a male's body and a female mind in a female's body.
A question for all the straight guys: Just for the record, how old were you when you made a choice to prefer women to men? If you say you always preferred women to men, then you must have been born that way. The same thing would apply to gays; they didn't make a choice to feel the way they do. It just happened that way.
