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Animal "Homosexuality" vs Human "Homosexuality"

Updated on September 30, 2011

**THIS MAY OFFEND PEOPLE, But I love animals dearly so I did research and I chose to use my brain and not make excuses for my irrational ways. If me stating that I am not okay with people being homosexual offends you, then stop reading this now. What people fail to understand about me, is that I hate sin, not people. I sin like everyone else and in NO WAY am I judging gays. I am simply standing up for something I love and for someone to say an animal chooses to be homosexual pisses me off. I love animals and I am sick of homosexuals using them as an excuse to prove that being "gay" is natural. I don't care that you are gay, but don't drag something (animals) I love into your choice to justify your own sexual preference to feel better about yourself. If you are gay, then you are gay and either you except it or get help to change it, but don't try to justify that the same sex being together is "natural" or "normal", because if it was, two woman can reproduce without the help of science and so could two men. I am not a person that goes around bashing gays, in fact, I don't even want to hear about anyone's sexual life unless its my own with my husband! If you are gay I wont like you any more or any less than a straight person. I may not understand why your are, but its not for me to understand. I hope this does not offend anyone, because that is not the intention of this hub, it merely is to prove animals are not sexually homosexual, the way humans are.***

The animal homosexuality theory explains that...

Homosexual behavior happens in the animal kingdom, animal behavior; is determined by their instinct, the law of nature requires animals to follow their instincts, so, homosexuality is normal with animal nature and since man is also :animal", this nature of homosexuality is also normal for humans.This, however, only contradicts itself. If these "homosexual" acts among animals are normal with animal nature, then parental killing of offspring and same species killing/canibalism is also in natural with animal nature. So as far as man goes...Are we to conclude that cannibalism is also "okay" when it comes to human nature? How about parents killing their own children? In truth of an argumentation that homosexuality in being "natural", there is no "homosexual instinct" in animals. Its in lack of science and research; that human motivations and sentiments into animal behavior, & irrational animal behavior is not a riotous tool to determine what is morally acceptable behavior for humans. Anyone who engages in animal observation is forced to conclude that animal homosexuality and animal cannibalism are exceptions to normal animal behavior. In that, they can't be called animal instincts, rather normal animal behavior. In other words, their homosexual actions are not part of their genetic instincts, but things they simply do. When a chimp throws its feces, it is not out of instinct, but merely an action it chooses to do.To explain this abnormal behavior, the first observation must be the fact that animal instincts are not based by physical laws governing the physical world. In many instances, all living beings can adapt to circumstances. They respond to internal and/or external stimuli.For example, not all felines hate water, many do, not all of them though. Giving the circumstances, whether it be for food or change in weather, a feline will learn to and accept swimming/being in water as a means to survive.The fear (internal) and site (external) of water are overturned and the cat adapts as a motive of survival. Animal's mental processing is only sensorial, limited to sound, smell, touch, taste and vision. In that, animals lack the precision and clarity that human's intellectual perception have. Animals frequently confuse one sensation with another or one object with another. A male cat may confuse a neutered male cat, for a female; as the strong natural scent of the male urine is not present. An animal's instincts are intertwined with its nature. However, change in environment can greatly change an animals natural receptors.; other images, perceptions and/or memories can act as a new change in environment affecting the animals natural behavior. The conflict between two or more instincts is likely to override the animals original impulse. In man, when two instinctive reactions collide, the intellect determines the best choice to follow out, and the will then holds one instinct, while encouraging the other. With animals that lack intellect and will, when two instinctive impulses collide, the one most favored by circumstances/environment comes out on top. They base their instinctive impulse purely on survival, not chose of intellect as humans do. Sometimes, these internal or external stimuli affecting an animal's instinctive impulses result in parents killing their offspring, cannibalism and homosexuality. Homosexuality in animals can be explained as how "we" think we perceive it.To human eyes, a male dog mounting another male dog may be seen as "homosexuality" when it all reality, they do this to express dominance. When two male animals or two female animals engage sexually it is a demonstration of power, not sex; or it is simply an instinctive impulse bent toward survival or; confusion from the clashing of two senses. What we, as humans fail to understand is that animals instincts are geared toward reproduction and survival, that is it. Although homosexual behavior is very common in the animal world, it is very uncommon that animals have the desire to continually partake in homosexual actions for very long. It is in misunderstanding, that people try to compare human and animal behaviors, as if the two were the same. The laws of human behavior are different in nature and they should be thought/viewed where God had placed them; in human nature.


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