Homosexuality is not inate, it is learned.
I'm not so sure about that. I work with several gay people who have siblings who are straight.
That proves absolutely the opposite of what you're saying. Especially if those siblings are their twins.
What I was referring to was that they grew up together in the same environment, with the same parents and influences, so I don't think it is learned. I think they always had those inclinations, maybe just didn't acknowledge them. I don't believe someone just wakes up one day and decides they are gay. Nor do I think someone can become gay. They either are or they aren't.
But they did not have the same lives. Maybe, as a teen, one experimented a bit, found that he enjoyed it and it eventually grew into romantic feelings.
I was in a little trio of 3 friends in college, we were all English majors, so we had a lot of classes together. It was me, a gay male, and a female. The gay friend would host parties for events and he would have other gay friends over, but all they would talk about is sex. I mean, no bullshit, they would sit around the campfire
forever talking about sex with strangers on a gay sex app, or how he and his boyfriend are trying out new toys, etc. They would turn to me every so often ask "Is this making you feel uncomfortable?" and all laugh. I didn't feel uncomfortable, but I did feel out of place with his other friends because that's all they would talk about for hours. Nothing I could contribute to the conversation, because the conversation ALWAYS was gay sex, and at EVERY party he hosted. I would spend more time inside with the women because I could at least contribute and participate in those discussions.
It's hard not to think that homosexuality isn't learned. My social interactions with homosexuals has shown me that they tend to be hyper-sexual, and sexual activities are private to friends and family. So, you don't really know what different things one friend had from his brother that might have triggered homosexuality. But, seeing how obsessed with sex gay people can be, I really can't believe it's not a learned response. And especially with a renown universities' study saying that there's no evidence it's genetically determined?