Hormones

[Sean]

Can hormones change someone who is straight gay?:confused:

[Rutherford The Brave]

No, hormones cannot change your sexual orientation. However they can make you curious about the other sex.

[MrTeen14]

no but they can make you feel like you want to try being gay

[Oblivion]

Hormones can't make you gay- your born who you are.
It can however help you realize whether your gay or straight.

[byee]

No, hormones cannot change your sexual orientation. However they can make you curious about the other sex.

Correct! Concise, elegant, to the point.

[pontiacdriver]

Your sexual orientation is hardwired in your brain (according to psychological studies), and hormones merely confirm the existing feeling that you already have. Basically, in order to be homosexual you have to be born that way. Humans are not like some species of fish, for example, whose actual gender or sexual characteristics change due to age or hormones.

[byee]

Your sexual orientation is hardwired in your brain (according to psychological studies), and hormones merely confirm the existing feeling that you already have. Basically, in order to be homosexual you have to be born that way. Humans are not like some species of fish, for example, whose actual gender or sexual characteristics change due to age or hormones.


I'd like to see the studies you're quoting here. At best, there's controversy about the 'causes' of sexual identification, ranging from purely social/emotional causes to biological ones, and they all seem to have some merit.

What most results indicate, and what most clinicians confirm, is that whatever the causes, and whatever the orientation, the process is largely out of our control, that there's no conscious 'choice', we all are who we are.

[Neverender]

Can hormones change someone who is straight gay?:confused:

no, it can make them feel like they're gay (i.e. gay porn etc.) but they still love girls. emotionally. and physically. hormones just make you love guys physically.

[Neverender]

I'd like to see the studies you're quoting here. At best, there's controversy about the 'causes' of sexual identification, ranging from purely social/emotional causes to biological ones, and they all seem to have some merit.

What most results indicate, and what most clinicians confirm, is that whatever the causes, and whatever the orientation, the process is largely out of our control, that there's no conscious 'choice', we all are who we are.

and im sorry for double posting, but i do know that some frogs can change gender because of hormones in an area with very few of the other sex.