No where in my OP did I say anything about estrogen. I said the female body. The Female body does not conists of just estrogen lol.
You should really check your facts before trying to defame a person's character. All the info I provided in my OP is public knowledge if you look hard enough.
What if it's not even a gene? What if it's the way you're raised and unconsciously you become gay. Now i'm gay myself and i will admit i have no idea what happens, but in all honesty, it might not even be hereditary. So, the better side of that argument, Davey, don't fret cause no "gene" is gonna die off.
Gay "genes" if they exist are recessive. Statistically, having a gay uncle increases your likelihood of being gay; gay does run in families... the uncle inherited the 'active' gay gene, while the parents didn't, and passed it on to the kid where it became active again.
ROFL........ I think, its a natural mutation in humans for natural population. if people keep popping out kids theres gonna be gay kids PLUS!!!!!!! gay people now a days get drunk and breed for kids anyways LOL
humnnn genes can be pased all over the family, i mean, if the gay gene theory is true, this gene will float around the family, not nessesearly from the father, learn ur geneology, it will help u figuruing it out :)
Untill a gay gene is found, or tests are done on pre natal babies in which we can directly control with 100% certainty the hormones that they are exposed to, or a psychological event that can be isolated for every gay person, we just cannot know. WHY anybody is gay.
I'm gay, and I thought I would have a wife and kids at age 5 ... Im now 23 and engaged to my boyfriend of 5 years (Go Canada!) so I really think that for me it had to do with an event between the ages of 5 & 7.
I think that being gay is genetic, however, I don't believe that it's passed down from your family. It's like X-men. Not all of the mutants parents' had abilities, yet their kids were born with those powers. Personally, I believe that its Nature's way of slowing down the fast growing population growth.
@divoonreflections787 Unfortunetly, I haven't seen research yet on genetics of how females can come out as homosexual individuals, but I'm sure its out there or being worked on. I look forward to seeing it. :)
You cannot pass homosexuality that way. People are gay through various chemical processes in the womb. So you can't pass it on. If a gay guy happens to have a baby, there will be no Homosexual Gene because it doesn't exist.
I srsly doubt homosexuality is genetic. If you like women or you like men, that's fine, it's no one else's business and you don't have to make an excuse about genetics about it. It's personal taste and nothing to be ashamed of.
@4ingP For some people it could be personal taste. For others it could be created due to sociological reasons, how someone was raised, how they learned as children, their interests as kids, could be anything. I just have a very hard time believing without being told by a credible source that it's hereditary. Seems like genetics is a poor excuse for people who aren't comfortable with themselves. Like how overweight people say their problems are genetic. It's not, it's emotional issues.
@Crenepo How do you explain all the gay Mormons and rednecks who can't live with themselves because of their inner conflict between their sexuality and their upbringing?
I recall hearing somewhere that homosexuality has to do with how much estrogen or testosterone one is exposed to in the womb (so the more older brothers a guy has, the more likely he's going to be gay).
Why would anyone uncomfortable about their sexual orientation admit to being what they hate?
Just because it's genetic in origin, doesn't mean, necessarily, that only gay people can have potentially gay children. I don't think you have anything to worry about. There are several reasons for this- the main on being that sexuality is an expression of neurological, hormonal, and developmental genes and likely affected by the in utero environment. It's highly complex, which means that there are likely many different ways to end up gay (instead of there just being one gay gene per say).
For example, one reason outside of genetics for gay babies is that a woman's body often views a male fetus as a threat and will form antibodies against it. If the woman has several sons, her body gets more accustomed to a male inside her (lol) and fewer antibodies will be produced. Since the male child is being treated like a female in the woman's body, it is more likely to be feminine once out of the womb. And that's how gay babies are made (or at least one of the many explanations)
Firstly I think you're misunderstanding genes and how they work and what's meant by the gay gene. It's not a hereditary gene, if it was gay parents would always have gay children, and vice versa with straight parents and their children. For example people that are born with blindness or deafness usually don't have deaf or blind parents, but it's due to their genes that they're born with it. Which means those genes are not hereditary but it is due to their genes that they are the way they are.
You don't really have to worry about that. Since long before, homosexuality just popped up. I did't mean it in a bad way, but if it is a genetic trait then it will always remain. If it is not genetically defined, then we can be sure it is something natural like love. I think when Humanity finds out where Homosexuality originate from, people would already accepted it.
IF it is genetic, then homosexuality in the long term is doomed. Because as science advances, expectant mothers in future will be able to screen the gay gene out of their child. That is the way medical science is going. You can say that is horrible, but think about it. If a mother had a choice, would she want a gay child over a straight child? I'm afraid to say... I suspect not.
i dont believe that people are born genetically gay. homosexuality is not a physical trait but a lifestyle. but as children and even when a child is in the womb, they are constantly being influenced. its efinitley about who you were raise around, what you were taught, relationships that you had with those around you, and ur culture. not genetics but geneology. sum ppl r stubborn like thier parents but that doesnt mean they cant change it.it wuldnt b easy to change but very possible
Davey, even if sexuality is genetically determined, it may still be possible for gay people to result from heterosexual or homosexual men having sexual relations with a woman. You're assuming that the genetic nature of homosexuality is linked to the Y chromosome in men or the X chromosome from women. This is not necessarily the case, but may turn out to be correct. It may be that certain mixtures of X-s and Y-s that cause homosexuality in men and women when homosexuality is the outcome.
I think people in the comments have to understand genetics a little bit better. just because there may be a gene or a set of genes that are linked to homosexuality doesn't mean everyone who has the genes will turn out gay! It probably has to do with everything from genetics, environment, life experiences, etc. I think homosexuality will persist in the population just because it's probably not deleterious and prevalent enough to damage the fitness of the human population as a whole
For every gay, there is a straight couple responsible. I highly doubt every gay child's father is also gay. Straight people carry gay genetics as well....just as we all carry multiple genetics for eye color, hair color, etc.
It's not an issue .. these aren't genes being passed on it makes no sense :p, say if that gay gene runs through my family, it means that my straight sister carries that gene as well. So when she has kids that gene is passes on to her kids and so on and so on...
And if Christianity had never phased out the Roman religion, straight people would be doing gay people, we would all be fucking each other and living in a futuresque era! =D
These tests cannot be made on human since it is a bit harsh to kill humans (ok, that is an underestimation) and human brains could be very different when it comes to sexality, so the experiments cannot prove anything and maybe the brain of sheep changes in their early childhood, but doesn't it sound quite likely, that humans have a similar way of biological sexuality?
There are experiments on sheep that go like this: A bock can choose between an equal number of female and malesheep to mate with. Some bocks have a preference to males, most to females. Later the brains of the bocks are disected and compared. The left anterior cingulate cortex of gay bocks accept mainly testosterone while straight bocks react more to oestrogene. Some bocks that accepted both male and female sheep as mating partners reacted to both oestrogene and testosterone. (continues above)
Okay I believe it can be genetic but i also believe sexual orientation is determined at age five, while some good points were made about gay guys not having children causes a problem you also have to think, if you have brothers and sisters, that your entire family has some of the genes you have so it would allways be passed on and 13BriBear13 chemical imbalances is annother theory but what causes a chemical imbalance besides your genes so it could still be a trait passed along :)
i think the fact that it's possible to have one gay twin and one straight twin pretty well disproves the theory that being gay is genetic. it seems more realistic to me that it's the product of hormones one is exposed to in the womb. that theory seems to best explain all the evidence i've ever seen
Being gay cannot be a genetic trait, because being gay is hard to be passed on genetically because ... well ... could you ?
I know people will probably be upset with me for this, but I don't think we are born gay, I think it has to do with how we learn to love and need love in our early development as a child, or maybe some people are born and some people develop it, like some people are born able to play music by ear, while others are tone deaf.
@Likethabritish I agree, but i don't think its just our early development, i think there must be something in out brains which was there from when we were born. If it were the case that it's just development, a lot of siblings would have the same sexual orientation
@milkyway531 If one brother is gay, the odds that the other brother is gay rises significantly. But that could also be due to genetic factors. It really is too early to tell imo.
@Likethabritish its a fact that we are born gay or straight. it has something to do with the hormones the baby becomes from its mother while shes pregnant. but I am not able to explain this in english :D
@Likethabritish Totally possible. I always wondered myself and came to the conclusion that it is either a recessive genetic trait, a common mutation, or what you say. I believe it is entirely possible that as the brain is growing and developing, external factors could play a part in sexuality. This is coming from a homosexual by the way.
@Likethabritish It's been scientifically proven via numerous studies, such as studies on identical twins separated at birth, that there is a genetic/heritable component to homosexuality. Of course, there is also an environmental/developmental component to it as well, but to say that a genetic component is impossible based on trends in reproductive behavior among people who self-identify as gay is a drastic oversimplification of a very complex issue.
@Likethabritish You bring up a good point of Nature vs. Nurture. However, all the gay people I know (and they're a lot) have told me that they have always known they were gay, ever since they were little. I can say the same thing. I do think, however, that early child development can have an effect on what kind of person you become later, wheter you accept your homosexuality or choose to hide it.
@Likethabritish No it's a recessive gene... like when a black baby is born with blue eyes. Not to mention the amount of gay men and women who have gone into marraiges and hiding their sexuality.. Also it is believed that you can get the gay gene from your uncle/auntie.
@Likethabritish i agree with you. i think it being genetic is a weird theory.. but that doesn't mean you can't still be born gay.. what if it's the chemical make-up of a certain part of your brain?
I don't think gay people will become extinct. I think that even if it is highly correlated to genetics. : )
Someone could argue well, in the past, homosexuality was SO looked down upon that gay people in the past, just had straight sexual relationships. And if homosexuality is so OPEN today, then eventually all gay people will be gay, not have straight families, and their homosexuality will become extinct.
Such a theory wouldn't account for bisexuals, at all.
Why are all your Videos main topic about being gay? You Have NO substance. Do you think that people would watch your videos if you were a little overweight or if you kept your shirt on? Honestly, Im Gay. Your are a Disgrace to the homosexual society, pick a Different topic. There are plenty of things going on in society that you could talk about.
Haley Please rub his chest for me......I'm sorry I just keep thinking if I was standing beside him I'd just have to rub his chest.....gay/straight I don't care I'm married nothing to it...just would have to rub it...idk y just would LMBO
Even though a christian video seems a strange place to find the answer to this question, but it makes some pretty good points as to why biology is the cause, and not genetics. /watch?v=jnxYQOyLvlY
There's also the new science called Epigenetics, which is the way that a DNA tells your body which cells to produce, which hormones to release, etc. It's only been studied for about 30 years now, and it's pretty complicated, but if sexuality were actually expressed as a combination of genetics and epigentics, that would mean that it'd be next to impossible to remove homosexuality from the gene pool evolutionarily. Check out Scishow for a simple explaination of epigenetics.
@Mangaleech as i read your post, i was thinking how unlikely it is that you would know about that, and that you'd obviously watched the scishow, considering its the only place iv heard of epigenetics too.
@222Randomness222 I'm also dating a geneticist right now. He doesn't quite know what to make of epigentics himself, but when I watched that episode of scishow I wouldn't shut up about it, so we had a bit of a chat. He's an experimenter in the field, more than a teacher, so he didn't give me much more information, but I can see epigenetics being the key to sexuality. It seems to fit.
98% of dna is non-coding, we use only 2%. so there r many genes in a person that r supressed but expressed in future generations. it just depends on wat genes get turned on in the zygote
No, gay guys can only pass on the "gay gene" onto their daughters anyways, not males. This is because it is carried on the X chromosome. So this means that the trait will continue to be passed on through their sisters genes. Also, not all guys who have the "gay gene" end up being gay, it just makes you more likely to be gay.
Eh Im not scared because there is a study going on that being gay in linked to fetuses in the womb. If the mother releases hormones at the right time due to a trauma or scary event or something like that the hormones are then sent to the fetus. Depending on the amount of time a fetus has been exposed to the hormone is how "fem" of masculine a gay person is.
@MrSuperams No, the studies show it is the woman's system "attacked" the male fetus as a potential threat, it's an immune response that happens when the woman has previously been pregnant with a male fetus. The resulting offspring are 30% more likely to be gay as it interferes with the unborn males hormones and sexual orientation.
y you look at, significantly higher if genetics play no role, remember that identical twin share the same DNA. Theyre still evaluating othere suspects including hormone and birth order in gay men. These studies are out there. I'm citing them from somewhere about all this. can't remember what or where. But all in all, the science is there, we just need more of it. I hope this gives you some wiggle room in your argument about gays going extinct, Who knows, gays may be here to stay for generatio
study you look at, significantly higher if genetics play no role, remember that identical twin share the same DNA. Theyre still evaluating othere suspects including hormone and birth order in gay men. These studies are out there. I'm citing them from somewhere about all this. can't remember what or where. But all in all, the science is there, we just need more of it. I hope this gives you some wiggle room in your argument about gays going extinct, Who knows, gays may be here to stay for gener
This is a great conversation that can go many ways because there is still a lot we are trying to understand about genetics, more specifically what makes homosexuals, well, homosexual. I'm not sure if scientists actually found the 'gay' gene, personally I can care less if they do, but the latest science has it's suspects, genetics being just one suspect. They look at twins studies, which found that if one identical twin was gay the other was likely gay anywhere between 50-80% depending what stud
also even if there werent a gay gene, that doesnt make being gay a choice. that would be a false dichotomy. i like certain things, but there isnt a gene for it. for instance, i like camping....there is no camping gene, and liking camping isnt a choice either. i just like camping. i like swimming, there is no swimming gene, but i didnt make a choice to like swimming either.
genetics doesnt work nessesarly by having a parent that is that. for instance being gay doesnt take gay parents. things can be genetic such as albino's, down snydrome, left handedness, dwarfism ect. without having parents with it. you can be born as an albino without having albino parents. you can have down syndrome without having down syndrome parents. you can be left handed without having left handed parents, you can be a midgit without having midgit parents. genetics works that way
not scared cuz in my family even though strict heteroseuxal relations as there has been no artiicial insemination there is a huge partion of my family that is gay like i can even tell you how many of us there are lol so maybe its resesive and pops up every now and again and also we still have the bisexuals to help sped the gay around lol
Yes, sexuality is largely genetic. But it's not as simple as that. There's no one "gay gene" which makes it so. As with most traits, it's probably a very complex regulatory system. Thus, straight people will continue to have gay kids, and vice versa.
If you're worried about anything, it should be the possibility that a test will be developed to determine if an unborn child is likely to be gay. Eugenics = bad.
If genetics can be altered for child birth, and they probably will be in the future, you better believe that parents will try to remove a gene that could make a child gay.
Davey we're not ... Alright maybe we're Endangered but we'll never be Extinct because regardless of gays reproducing by any means- straight people still have gay children (Personal experience :D)
Davey Wavey, I think this theory is fairly close-minded. Perhaps your gay circle is not reproducing but there are huge groups of gay people reproducing. When my moms wanted a kid they found a straight man to help them do so and here I am. One of my moms also had a gay dad (my non-biological grandfather) and the other mom has a gay sister (my biological aunt).
Idunno, im staarting to hate Daveywaveys videos now, theyre becoming more and more shallow and stupid, hes reminding me of people who want all equal rights for everyone but parade around there sexual orienttaion lke its the center of the universe, we get it yyour gay now can you PLEASE talk bout something else!? Thank you.
very contradictory view this guy has: "I WANT GAY PEOPLE TO HAVE RIGHTS AND GET MARRIED TO THE SAME SEX!!!! BUT AT THE SAME TIME I DON'T WANT THAT TO HAPPEN BECAUSE IF THEY STOP FUCKING WOMEN, WE'LL BE INSTINCT." Can you listen to yourself before you blab your mouth??? WTF???
@TheBlueAnonymous prove what? That what you said is an assumption by someone who does not know the basics of biology? The male sperm carries the gender X or Y, the female egg is always X. Male is XY and female is XX, if what you said is possible then how does the womb "defeminize" the lesbian? Lmao, its really stupid.
@TheBlueAnonymous this is completely not true, just so you know. Sounds like a way to blame it on women, in a very socialistic view of what a man likes and a woman likes. If sexual orientation is genetic and not psychological (thought process and interpretation in the brain), then there is a genetic make-up or gene in the DNA that makes a person attracted to the same sex.
Genetics are only one of the ways that people become gay. Some of the time, homosexuality is caused when the mother's body rejects male hormones making the boy gay.
Genetics are only one of the ways that people become gay. Some of the time, homosexuality is caused when the mother's body rejects male hormones making the boy gay.
Why do people insist that environmental or social factors can't influence sexual orientation? That wouldn't make homosexuality morally wrong. Homosexuality wouldn't be wrong even if it were a conscious choice.
I just found out that penis size isn't something you inherit - it's to do with testosterone levels in the womb I believe. So I don't think you can use that as an argument for it being genetic.
There is no doubt that being gay is genetic. In Greek culture, gay people/culture was actually celebrated. Therefore, the only way the culture could last so long, and not be "taught" (contrary to homophobic believe), is that it is genetic.
There isn't just one gay gene. You should read this book called "Gay, Straight, and the reason why". It will answer all of these questions. More then just gay people have the gay gene.
Another thing you have to think about, is that people don't always just have one kid. So if it's passed down through the mother, then the other kids that might be straight, still have a chance to pass it down to their children.
I believe being gay isn't a on/off switch but a variety of factors, including genetic, like resistance to certain hormones and biochemicals, that come together to screw things up when the Y chromosome or lack of it, determine a fetuses' sex, and what changes are needed to help the child reproduce effectively.
Doesn't make much since on a evolutionary basis. It would be a inherited trait that would die out in any species because gay couples wouldn't reproduce. It's only humans who have enough intelligence to realize the problem when two members of the species get together and have matching sex organs. Not to mention, make an issue about it.
The only genetic trend for gay inheritance is that it is the straight mother (usually when she has a gay brother) that transfers it to her sons (a similar pattern does not exist for lesbians).
So as long as people who have gay sons keep breeding until they get a daughter who might pass it on... there will be no extinction. It does not rely on gay men having children.
There is overwhelming research being gay is genetic, however, there is a difference between something between being genetic and being hereditary. It hasn't been established if gayness is hereditary. For instance, we all carry auto-immunity genes, so just because our parents have say, cancer is not a determination for having cancer later in life. That is genetic, not hereditary. Gayness can be found in animal species, especially communal ones like primates who are essentially bi-sexual.
Davey, you're adorable and funny; but, I don't believe that's the way that genetics works. Straight people are having the gay babies, not gay people. lol
There is no gay gene...The 1959 publication of the paper by Phoenix et al. was a major turning point in the study of sexual differentiation of the brain. That study showed that sex differences in behavior, and by extension in the brain, were permanently sexually differentiated by testosterone during an early critical period of development. The study proposed an integrated hormonal theory of sexual differentiation for all of these non-gonadal tissues.
Shut up no one cares and drag queen there how bout get a life dressing up like a girl is messed up not fun
teddybenbear 1 day ago
or the gay gene could be a non hereditary gene which is the decided upon theory
MarkusFontaine 2 days ago 3
I want to meet a transvestite!!!
heroesdrhouseaddict1 2 days ago
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No where in my OP did I say anything about estrogen. I said the female body. The Female body does not conists of just estrogen lol.
You should really check your facts before trying to defame a person's character. All the info I provided in my OP is public knowledge if you look hard enough.
yun3 2 days ago
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@yun3
firstly its 'Womb' not 'Whoms'
secondly, antigens and antibodies pertain to the immune system, and have nothing to do with estrogens or feminization....
*facepalm&sigh*
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ImmaculateRecovery 2 days ago
What if it's not even a gene? What if it's the way you're raised and unconsciously you become gay. Now i'm gay myself and i will admit i have no idea what happens, but in all honesty, it might not even be hereditary. So, the better side of that argument, Davey, don't fret cause no "gene" is gonna die off.
Equistta 3 days ago
So, do you believe your dad or mom is gay? xD
CorvusBruxo 3 days ago
davey you have confused environmental genetics with hereditary genetics
philessexuk 1 week ago
just donate sperm ;)
MsHippie411 1 week ago
Gay "genes" if they exist are recessive. Statistically, having a gay uncle increases your likelihood of being gay; gay does run in families... the uncle inherited the 'active' gay gene, while the parents didn't, and passed it on to the kid where it became active again.
As is my understanding. :P
TheBrentagon 1 week ago
Honey - have you never heard of Bisexuals?
tartandaddy 1 week ago
Oooh. I was having exactly this line of thought earlier today. Spooky.
sealbones 1 week ago
so are you calling your father gay?
bscooter20052005 1 week ago in playlist More videos from DaveyWaveyRaw
Should we start a petition with the federal government to make gays an endangered species?
jkboy789 1 week ago
if what davey is saying is true, that means his father, my father, and every other gay persons father is also gay...
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I don't know about you, but my father isn't gay
JuzticeStylez 2 weeks ago
@JuzticeStylez No, people could be carrier genes, it's probably a recessive gene.
pilchard96 1 week ago in playlist More videos from DaveyWaveyRaw
ROFL........ I think, its a natural mutation in humans for natural population. if people keep popping out kids theres gonna be gay kids PLUS!!!!!!! gay people now a days get drunk and breed for kids anyways LOL
EnrqEscbr 2 weeks ago
humnnn genes can be pased all over the family, i mean, if the gay gene theory is true, this gene will float around the family, not nessesearly from the father, learn ur geneology, it will help u figuruing it out :)
MrFilipFabulous 2 weeks ago
Even though im not gay this still amuses me... keep up the good vids :)
EpicProductions4Life 2 weeks ago
I WILL SAVE THE GAYS!
lesbian4life4 2 weeks ago
Untill a gay gene is found, or tests are done on pre natal babies in which we can directly control with 100% certainty the hormones that they are exposed to, or a psychological event that can be isolated for every gay person, we just cannot know. WHY anybody is gay.
I'm gay, and I thought I would have a wife and kids at age 5 ... Im now 23 and engaged to my boyfriend of 5 years (Go Canada!) so I really think that for me it had to do with an event between the ages of 5 & 7.
Likethabritish 2 weeks ago
delete the last word: growth.
divoonreflections787 2 weeks ago
I think that being gay is genetic, however, I don't believe that it's passed down from your family. It's like X-men. Not all of the mutants parents' had abilities, yet their kids were born with those powers. Personally, I believe that its Nature's way of slowing down the fast growing population growth.
divoonreflections787 2 weeks ago
@yun3 Well, what about girls?
divoonreflections787 2 weeks ago
@divoonreflections787 Unfortunetly, I haven't seen research yet on genetics of how females can come out as homosexual individuals, but I'm sure its out there or being worked on. I look forward to seeing it. :)
yun3 2 weeks ago
You cannot pass homosexuality that way. People are gay through various chemical processes in the womb. So you can't pass it on. If a gay guy happens to have a baby, there will be no Homosexual Gene because it doesn't exist.
SpoilerAlerting 2 weeks ago
I srsly doubt homosexuality is genetic. If you like women or you like men, that's fine, it's no one else's business and you don't have to make an excuse about genetics about it. It's personal taste and nothing to be ashamed of.
Crenepo 2 weeks ago
@Crenepo ...what is it, if not genetic?
4ingP 2 weeks ago
@4ingP For some people it could be personal taste. For others it could be created due to sociological reasons, how someone was raised, how they learned as children, their interests as kids, could be anything. I just have a very hard time believing without being told by a credible source that it's hereditary. Seems like genetics is a poor excuse for people who aren't comfortable with themselves. Like how overweight people say their problems are genetic. It's not, it's emotional issues.
Crenepo 2 weeks ago
@Crenepo How do you explain all the gay Mormons and rednecks who can't live with themselves because of their inner conflict between their sexuality and their upbringing?
I recall hearing somewhere that homosexuality has to do with how much estrogen or testosterone one is exposed to in the womb (so the more older brothers a guy has, the more likely he's going to be gay).
Why would anyone uncomfortable about their sexual orientation admit to being what they hate?
4ingP 2 weeks ago
wondering who is watching this gay shit
michaeljacksonisnotd 2 weeks ago
Just because it's genetic in origin, doesn't mean, necessarily, that only gay people can have potentially gay children. I don't think you have anything to worry about. There are several reasons for this- the main on being that sexuality is an expression of neurological, hormonal, and developmental genes and likely affected by the in utero environment. It's highly complex, which means that there are likely many different ways to end up gay (instead of there just being one gay gene per say).
NewSomeAccount 2 weeks ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Loves the Drag Queen, who is he? does he have his own UT?
jayboytoy007 2 weeks ago
i guess the gene for me liking guys and liking the color blue will not be passed on
JarxHead69 2 weeks ago
homosexuality isnt genetic. theres absolutely no proof for it
doesitmatter94 2 weeks ago
For example, one reason outside of genetics for gay babies is that a woman's body often views a male fetus as a threat and will form antibodies against it. If the woman has several sons, her body gets more accustomed to a male inside her (lol) and fewer antibodies will be produced. Since the male child is being treated like a female in the woman's body, it is more likely to be feminine once out of the womb. And that's how gay babies are made (or at least one of the many explanations)
TheBookEscape 2 weeks ago
There are a lot of other things behind "gayness" than just genetics. It has to do with hormones and there is still the nature vs. nurture debate.
TheBookEscape 2 weeks ago
Firstly I think you're misunderstanding genes and how they work and what's meant by the gay gene. It's not a hereditary gene, if it was gay parents would always have gay children, and vice versa with straight parents and their children. For example people that are born with blindness or deafness usually don't have deaf or blind parents, but it's due to their genes that they're born with it. Which means those genes are not hereditary but it is due to their genes that they are the way they are.
adamskija 2 weeks ago
well maybe someone like an uncle or aunt are gay and it passes through the family and then someone has a gay child
mysterymakeable 2 weeks ago
Noo Me want gay guys :P
DarkForceCastle 2 weeks ago
we don't need a gay planet. you people are really stupid.
coolmajor35 3 weeks ago
i think being gay can be either be from genetics the way we are brought up or a combination of both but it can not just be genetic
naturelass 3 weeks ago
You don't really have to worry about that. Since long before, homosexuality just popped up. I did't mean it in a bad way, but if it is a genetic trait then it will always remain. If it is not genetically defined, then we can be sure it is something natural like love. I think when Humanity finds out where Homosexuality originate from, people would already accepted it.
chronoschord 3 weeks ago
I wish I had a drag queen friend.......would taker her to a movie...
paintur68 3 weeks ago 6
What about a gene "mutilation" for lack of a better of word…. where nature "mutilates" (sorry) a certain gene at random?
OldNewsThinker 3 weeks ago
I think maybe it's like gender, like, it's variable for everyone no matter the genetic background.
zim129 3 weeks ago
IF it is genetic, then homosexuality in the long term is doomed. Because as science advances, expectant mothers in future will be able to screen the gay gene out of their child. That is the way medical science is going. You can say that is horrible, but think about it. If a mother had a choice, would she want a gay child over a straight child? I'm afraid to say... I suspect not.
rich1701 3 weeks ago
i dont believe that people are born genetically gay. homosexuality is not a physical trait but a lifestyle. but as children and even when a child is in the womb, they are constantly being influenced. its efinitley about who you were raise around, what you were taught, relationships that you had with those around you, and ur culture. not genetics but geneology. sum ppl r stubborn like thier parents but that doesnt mean they cant change it.it wuldnt b easy to change but very possible
shaniece12341 3 weeks ago
Davey, even if sexuality is genetically determined, it may still be possible for gay people to result from heterosexual or homosexual men having sexual relations with a woman. You're assuming that the genetic nature of homosexuality is linked to the Y chromosome in men or the X chromosome from women. This is not necessarily the case, but may turn out to be correct. It may be that certain mixtures of X-s and Y-s that cause homosexuality in men and women when homosexuality is the outcome.
gmongell 3 weeks ago
well bisexual is always round straught guys get bored easily so think u will b ok well gays will b ok
lizzyfuckoff 3 weeks ago
I don't think you have to be gay to pass the gene. Just like you can carry the gene for blonde hair but be a brunette.
poshpsylocke 3 weeks ago
I think people in the comments have to understand genetics a little bit better. just because there may be a gene or a set of genes that are linked to homosexuality doesn't mean everyone who has the genes will turn out gay! It probably has to do with everything from genetics, environment, life experiences, etc. I think homosexuality will persist in the population just because it's probably not deleterious and prevalent enough to damage the fitness of the human population as a whole
dandotcom1989 3 weeks ago
For every gay, there is a straight couple responsible. I highly doubt every gay child's father is also gay. Straight people carry gay genetics as well....just as we all carry multiple genetics for eye color, hair color, etc.
colin1388 3 weeks ago
It's not an issue .. these aren't genes being passed on it makes no sense :p, say if that gay gene runs through my family, it means that my straight sister carries that gene as well. So when she has kids that gene is passes on to her kids and so on and so on...
And if Christianity had never phased out the Roman religion, straight people would be doing gay people, we would all be fucking each other and living in a futuresque era! =D
ThexNaaru 3 weeks ago
so ... my straight dad is actually a gay guy who passed his gay genes on me? :p that makes no sense at all..
ThexNaaru 3 weeks ago
These tests cannot be made on human since it is a bit harsh to kill humans (ok, that is an underestimation) and human brains could be very different when it comes to sexality, so the experiments cannot prove anything and maybe the brain of sheep changes in their early childhood, but doesn't it sound quite likely, that humans have a similar way of biological sexuality?
solveigchen 3 weeks ago
There are experiments on sheep that go like this: A bock can choose between an equal number of female and malesheep to mate with. Some bocks have a preference to males, most to females. Later the brains of the bocks are disected and compared. The left anterior cingulate cortex of gay bocks accept mainly testosterone while straight bocks react more to oestrogene. Some bocks that accepted both male and female sheep as mating partners reacted to both oestrogene and testosterone. (continues above)
solveigchen 3 weeks ago
Okay I believe it can be genetic but i also believe sexual orientation is determined at age five, while some good points were made about gay guys not having children causes a problem you also have to think, if you have brothers and sisters, that your entire family has some of the genes you have so it would allways be passed on and 13BriBear13 chemical imbalances is annother theory but what causes a chemical imbalance besides your genes so it could still be a trait passed along :)
alndskrnr 3 weeks ago
Dear Lord you have nice hands.
TheMikaCollins 3 weeks ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Its a "chemical imbalance" not a genetic thing.
13BriBear13 3 weeks ago
what will be the world without gay guy ??
answer : not fun
Zaldivar1964 3 weeks ago
i think the fact that it's possible to have one gay twin and one straight twin pretty well disproves the theory that being gay is genetic. it seems more realistic to me that it's the product of hormones one is exposed to in the womb. that theory seems to best explain all the evidence i've ever seen
SeanParkerRuggier 3 weeks ago
Hello Sperm Banks XD
LeonEstrali 3 weeks ago
Being gay cannot be a genetic trait, because being gay is hard to be passed on genetically because ... well ... could you ?
I know people will probably be upset with me for this, but I don't think we are born gay, I think it has to do with how we learn to love and need love in our early development as a child, or maybe some people are born and some people develop it, like some people are born able to play music by ear, while others are tone deaf.
I think it's just too early to tell
Likethabritish 3 weeks ago 2
@Likethabritish I agree, but i don't think its just our early development, i think there must be something in out brains which was there from when we were born. If it were the case that it's just development, a lot of siblings would have the same sexual orientation
milkyway531 3 weeks ago
@milkyway531 If one brother is gay, the odds that the other brother is gay rises significantly. But that could also be due to genetic factors. It really is too early to tell imo.
Likethabritish 3 weeks ago
@Likethabritish what is a recessive gene. if your mom has brown eyes and your father has blue eyes...
MrZombieRyan 3 weeks ago
@Likethabritish It's nature AND nurture.
gabsylv 3 weeks ago
@Likethabritish its a fact that we are born gay or straight. it has something to do with the hormones the baby becomes from its mother while shes pregnant. but I am not able to explain this in english :D
geblickfickt 3 weeks ago
@Likethabritish Totally possible. I always wondered myself and came to the conclusion that it is either a recessive genetic trait, a common mutation, or what you say. I believe it is entirely possible that as the brain is growing and developing, external factors could play a part in sexuality. This is coming from a homosexual by the way.
MultiThuck 2 weeks ago
@Likethabritish
i think that there a many reason why someone is gay or not
the genes sure havesomething to do with it but also the education
i mean its soo hard to tell why somebody ist gay
look at twins same gene, same education but both aren't always gay
mistertwilightfan 2 weeks ago
@Likethabritish It's been scientifically proven via numerous studies, such as studies on identical twins separated at birth, that there is a genetic/heritable component to homosexuality. Of course, there is also an environmental/developmental component to it as well, but to say that a genetic component is impossible based on trends in reproductive behavior among people who self-identify as gay is a drastic oversimplification of a very complex issue.
1290qazplm1 2 weeks ago in playlist Uploaded videos
@Likethabritish You bring up a good point of Nature vs. Nurture. However, all the gay people I know (and they're a lot) have told me that they have always known they were gay, ever since they were little. I can say the same thing. I do think, however, that early child development can have an effect on what kind of person you become later, wheter you accept your homosexuality or choose to hide it.
divoonreflections787 2 weeks ago
@Likethabritish you get carriers of genetic traits such as haemophillia, night-blindness, Huntingdons and MANY more
watsinyrwallet 2 weeks ago
@Likethabritish No it's a recessive gene... like when a black baby is born with blue eyes. Not to mention the amount of gay men and women who have gone into marraiges and hiding their sexuality.. Also it is believed that you can get the gay gene from your uncle/auntie.
MegaOrangePenguin 2 weeks ago
@Likethabritish i agree with you. i think it being genetic is a weird theory.. but that doesn't mean you can't still be born gay.. what if it's the chemical make-up of a certain part of your brain?
BITCHSHITCUNTFUCK 1 week ago
@Likethabritish no. Just no.
maybemab1 1 week ago
@Likethabritish an age old debate.......nature or nurture?
tartandaddy 1 week ago
Please don't say "spee-shees", it's really annoying. Please say "spee-sees".
elysssa6543211 3 weeks ago
being gay is definitely not genetic.
elysssa6543211 3 weeks ago
goddamn that is one ugly fag.
FriendlyGeekClassics 3 weeks ago
Faggotry is caused by inbreeding. Scientific fact. So if your mother and father got a divorce would they still be brother and sister??
FriendlyGeekClassics 3 weeks ago
@FriendlyGeekClassics Obviously untrue
milkyway531 3 weeks ago
@milkyway531 obviously u cant handle the truth. FACT.
FriendlyGeekClassics 3 weeks ago
Davey, I think that while your thoughts here are very well thought out... I don't think that gay people will become extinct at all.
And Haley was right - you're already leaving a better gayer world by having posted your videos on youtube.com. XD
BLCaptainHeroin 3 weeks ago
I don't think gay people will become extinct. I think that even if it is highly correlated to genetics. : )
Someone could argue well, in the past, homosexuality was SO looked down upon that gay people in the past, just had straight sexual relationships. And if homosexuality is so OPEN today, then eventually all gay people will be gay, not have straight families, and their homosexuality will become extinct.
Such a theory wouldn't account for bisexuals, at all.
BLCaptainHeroin 3 weeks ago
Why are all your Videos main topic about being gay? You Have NO substance. Do you think that people would watch your videos if you were a little overweight or if you kept your shirt on? Honestly, Im Gay. Your are a Disgrace to the homosexual society, pick a Different topic. There are plenty of things going on in society that you could talk about.
DarionVsAlice 3 weeks ago
My parents were straight. They still held the "gay gene", apparently.
jamesterrules 3 weeks ago
Haley Please rub his chest for me......I'm sorry I just keep thinking if I was standing beside him I'd just have to rub his chest.....gay/straight I don't care I'm married nothing to it...just would have to rub it...idk y just would LMBO
melizmoto 3 weeks ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Even though a christian video seems a strange place to find the answer to this question, but it makes some pretty good points as to why biology is the cause, and not genetics. /watch?v=jnxYQOyLvlY
222Randomness222 3 weeks ago
There's also the new science called Epigenetics, which is the way that a DNA tells your body which cells to produce, which hormones to release, etc. It's only been studied for about 30 years now, and it's pretty complicated, but if sexuality were actually expressed as a combination of genetics and epigentics, that would mean that it'd be next to impossible to remove homosexuality from the gene pool evolutionarily. Check out Scishow for a simple explaination of epigenetics.
Mangaleech 3 weeks ago
@Mangaleech as i read your post, i was thinking how unlikely it is that you would know about that, and that you'd obviously watched the scishow, considering its the only place iv heard of epigenetics too.
222Randomness222 3 weeks ago
@222Randomness222 I'm also dating a geneticist right now. He doesn't quite know what to make of epigentics himself, but when I watched that episode of scishow I wouldn't shut up about it, so we had a bit of a chat. He's an experimenter in the field, more than a teacher, so he didn't give me much more information, but I can see epigenetics being the key to sexuality. It seems to fit.
Mangaleech 3 weeks ago
LOL, the advertisement before this video was for Mormon.org
TheViperNerd 3 weeks ago
98% of dna is non-coding, we use only 2%. so there r many genes in a person that r supressed but expressed in future generations. it just depends on wat genes get turned on in the zygote
FurkanKhan100 3 weeks ago
No, gay guys can only pass on the "gay gene" onto their daughters anyways, not males. This is because it is carried on the X chromosome. So this means that the trait will continue to be passed on through their sisters genes. Also, not all guys who have the "gay gene" end up being gay, it just makes you more likely to be gay.
bluepumilio 3 weeks ago
it tottaly makes sence
troyekeeling 3 weeks ago
Eh Im not scared because there is a study going on that being gay in linked to fetuses in the womb. If the mother releases hormones at the right time due to a trauma or scary event or something like that the hormones are then sent to the fetus. Depending on the amount of time a fetus has been exposed to the hormone is how "fem" of masculine a gay person is.
MrSuperams 4 weeks ago
@MrSuperams if this is true then i just learned somethin new cool
MegaProjectV 4 weeks ago
@MrSuperams No, the studies show it is the woman's system "attacked" the male fetus as a potential threat, it's an immune response that happens when the woman has previously been pregnant with a male fetus. The resulting offspring are 30% more likely to be gay as it interferes with the unborn males hormones and sexual orientation.
bluepumilio 3 weeks ago
LOL, they said the same about red heads but we're still here. ;)
MoocowMarco 4 weeks ago
y you look at, significantly higher if genetics play no role, remember that identical twin share the same DNA. Theyre still evaluating othere suspects including hormone and birth order in gay men. These studies are out there. I'm citing them from somewhere about all this. can't remember what or where. But all in all, the science is there, we just need more of it. I hope this gives you some wiggle room in your argument about gays going extinct, Who knows, gays may be here to stay for generatio
Grubmuh2 4 weeks ago
study you look at, significantly higher if genetics play no role, remember that identical twin share the same DNA. Theyre still evaluating othere suspects including hormone and birth order in gay men. These studies are out there. I'm citing them from somewhere about all this. can't remember what or where. But all in all, the science is there, we just need more of it. I hope this gives you some wiggle room in your argument about gays going extinct, Who knows, gays may be here to stay for gener
Grubmuh2 4 weeks ago
This is a great conversation that can go many ways because there is still a lot we are trying to understand about genetics, more specifically what makes homosexuals, well, homosexual. I'm not sure if scientists actually found the 'gay' gene, personally I can care less if they do, but the latest science has it's suspects, genetics being just one suspect. They look at twins studies, which found that if one identical twin was gay the other was likely gay anywhere between 50-80% depending what stud
Grubmuh2 4 weeks ago
also even if there werent a gay gene, that doesnt make being gay a choice. that would be a false dichotomy. i like certain things, but there isnt a gene for it. for instance, i like camping....there is no camping gene, and liking camping isnt a choice either. i just like camping. i like swimming, there is no swimming gene, but i didnt make a choice to like swimming either.
420simpson 4 weeks ago
genetics doesnt work nessesarly by having a parent that is that. for instance being gay doesnt take gay parents. things can be genetic such as albino's, down snydrome, left handedness, dwarfism ect. without having parents with it. you can be born as an albino without having albino parents. you can have down syndrome without having down syndrome parents. you can be left handed without having left handed parents, you can be a midgit without having midgit parents. genetics works that way
420simpson 4 weeks ago
not scared cuz in my family even though strict heteroseuxal relations as there has been no artiicial insemination there is a huge partion of my family that is gay like i can even tell you how many of us there are lol so maybe its resesive and pops up every now and again and also we still have the bisexuals to help sped the gay around lol
natdebfan 1 month ago
Gays are apart of life, Gays belong in life, peroid. I think.
JRCoolDude412 1 month ago 15
@JRCoolDude412 i treat everyone equal thats how it needs to stay
MegaProjectV 4 weeks ago
@JRCoolDude412 you think wrong.
FriendlyGeekClassics 3 weeks ago
DON'T Think Gays are going anywhere. They come from Straight Parents too!
JRCoolDude412 1 month ago
I HATE that Gay to Straight Ratio 'Bout Dicks. I've heard that somewhere else too. Thanks for reminding me that I DON'T benefit from it! :-(
JRCoolDude412 1 month ago
the gay gene is strong in my family well atleast from my moms side
i'm gay my half sister is gay her niece is bi and now
i wonder if my nephew will be awesome too
hellishwolf5 1 month ago
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Yes, sexuality is largely genetic. But it's not as simple as that. There's no one "gay gene" which makes it so. As with most traits, it's probably a very complex regulatory system. Thus, straight people will continue to have gay kids, and vice versa.
If you're worried about anything, it should be the possibility that a test will be developed to determine if an unborn child is likely to be gay. Eugenics = bad.
Mikey9211 1 month ago
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Mikey9211 1 month ago
if it is it. that this may be our last. then i think its even more the reason to live life to its fullest!
kapolihawaii2 1 month ago
If genetics can be altered for child birth, and they probably will be in the future, you better believe that parents will try to remove a gene that could make a child gay.
GetTheHook 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Oh HELL to the naw! We can't go extinct; we're just too awesome
supasexykitten 1 month ago
Davey we're not ... Alright maybe we're Endangered but we'll never be Extinct because regardless of gays reproducing by any means- straight people still have gay children (Personal experience :D)
Schoenmann3 1 month ago
Davey Wavey, I think this theory is fairly close-minded. Perhaps your gay circle is not reproducing but there are huge groups of gay people reproducing. When my moms wanted a kid they found a straight man to help them do so and here I am. One of my moms also had a gay dad (my non-biological grandfather) and the other mom has a gay sister (my biological aunt).
mochabean234 1 month ago
Idunno, im staarting to hate Daveywaveys videos now, theyre becoming more and more shallow and stupid, hes reminding me of people who want all equal rights for everyone but parade around there sexual orienttaion lke its the center of the universe, we get it yyour gay now can you PLEASE talk bout something else!? Thank you.
koolio21able 1 month ago
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@TheBlueAnonymous good for you, you don't know anything anyways.
VoteYou 1 month ago
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VoteYou 1 month ago
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@TheBlueAnonymous good for you, you don't know anything anyways.
VoteYou 1 month ago
very contradictory view this guy has: "I WANT GAY PEOPLE TO HAVE RIGHTS AND GET MARRIED TO THE SAME SEX!!!! BUT AT THE SAME TIME I DON'T WANT THAT TO HAPPEN BECAUSE IF THEY STOP FUCKING WOMEN, WE'LL BE INSTINCT." Can you listen to yourself before you blab your mouth??? WTF???
MrDetwaa 1 month ago
@TheBlueAnonymous NO ONE KNOWS if the mother's X is where the "gay gene" is or if the male's Xs and Ys carry it (IF its genetic).
VoteYou 1 month ago
@TheBlueAnonymous prove what? That what you said is an assumption by someone who does not know the basics of biology? The male sperm carries the gender X or Y, the female egg is always X. Male is XY and female is XX, if what you said is possible then how does the womb "defeminize" the lesbian? Lmao, its really stupid.
VoteYou 1 month ago
@TheBlueAnonymous this is completely not true, just so you know. Sounds like a way to blame it on women, in a very socialistic view of what a man likes and a woman likes. If sexual orientation is genetic and not psychological (thought process and interpretation in the brain), then there is a genetic make-up or gene in the DNA that makes a person attracted to the same sex.
VoteYou 1 month ago in playlist More videos from DaveyWaveyRaw
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Genetics are only one of the ways that people become gay. Some of the time, homosexuality is caused when the mother's body rejects male hormones making the boy gay.
gamesgo735 1 month ago
Genetics are only one of the ways that people become gay. Some of the time, homosexuality is caused when the mother's body rejects male hormones making the boy gay.
gamesgo735 1 month ago
*coughressesivegenecough*
gC222SA 1 month ago
Lets inseminate as many women as we can or donate as much sperm as we can, GO!
mrcaelandrake 1 month ago
Well I've never thought about that before but after watching this video I'm kinda scared
SuperXlala 1 month ago in playlist More videos from DaveyWaveyRaw
Why do people insist that environmental or social factors can't influence sexual orientation? That wouldn't make homosexuality morally wrong. Homosexuality wouldn't be wrong even if it were a conscious choice.
xXvolhvXx 1 month ago
Thank god for lesbians. At least they can have gay babies :)
nicholasgraves9 1 month ago
it's interesting to find that some gay people think that homosexuality is maladaptive.
i'm not advocating or rejecting that notion. i just find it interesting that some gay people think that.
ThunderShock2005 1 month ago
I just found out that penis size isn't something you inherit - it's to do with testosterone levels in the womb I believe. So I don't think you can use that as an argument for it being genetic.
tesscrazy 1 month ago
Don't worry, the gay and lesbian people's gay genes are also carried by their sisters and brothers. So we won't die out. You can rest easy.
chrishansenhome 1 month ago
do you doante your sperm?, your so attractive, it would be a shame for it to be waisted on some dudes face
Davidiotify 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
scaredd!
dimudre12 1 month ago in playlist More videos from DaveyWaveyRaw
I'm not scared. I can look extinction in the face and laugh...then kick it in the balls and RUN!!!
crazybc8 1 month ago
Have you two ever fucked??
cassiesmum 1 month ago
Tripp pants??????????????
Vyto16 1 month ago
interesting…
TheMrBenja 1 month ago
There is some evidence that the genes that make men gay, may make women more fertile.
SarahBearah333 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
True lol
Fame603 1 month ago
you're too funny xoxo
Kami9799 1 month ago in playlist More videos from DaveyWaveyRaw
its not a gene it when the male or female in the womb gets too much estrogen or testosterone but then if its tooooooo much u get a hermaphroditic =}
AdieElizabeth 1 month ago in playlist More videos from DaveyWaveyRaw
Gay gene? Yes probably, but I wonder if theres a drag queen gene?
wiannoboy 1 month ago
There is no doubt that being gay is genetic. In Greek culture, gay people/culture was actually celebrated. Therefore, the only way the culture could last so long, and not be "taught" (contrary to homophobic believe), is that it is genetic.
Aninjaninja 1 month ago
There isn't just one gay gene. You should read this book called "Gay, Straight, and the reason why". It will answer all of these questions. More then just gay people have the gay gene.
RedMoose2306 1 month ago
Another thing you have to think about, is that people don't always just have one kid. So if it's passed down through the mother, then the other kids that might be straight, still have a chance to pass it down to their children.
jimmymougeot 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
I believe being gay isn't a on/off switch but a variety of factors, including genetic, like resistance to certain hormones and biochemicals, that come together to screw things up when the Y chromosome or lack of it, determine a fetuses' sex, and what changes are needed to help the child reproduce effectively.
jasonkirk 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Doesn't make much since on a evolutionary basis. It would be a inherited trait that would die out in any species because gay couples wouldn't reproduce. It's only humans who have enough intelligence to realize the problem when two members of the species get together and have matching sex organs. Not to mention, make an issue about it.
jasonkirk 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
The only genetic trend for gay inheritance is that it is the straight mother (usually when she has a gay brother) that transfers it to her sons (a similar pattern does not exist for lesbians).
So as long as people who have gay sons keep breeding until they get a daughter who might pass it on... there will be no extinction. It does not rely on gay men having children.
6Churches 1 month ago
There is overwhelming research being gay is genetic, however, there is a difference between something between being genetic and being hereditary. It hasn't been established if gayness is hereditary. For instance, we all carry auto-immunity genes, so just because our parents have say, cancer is not a determination for having cancer later in life. That is genetic, not hereditary. Gayness can be found in animal species, especially communal ones like primates who are essentially bi-sexual.
praetormarching 1 month ago
Also, I'd like to state that I do make a distinction between the cultural identity of gay versus innate homosexual desires.
icshadowiclight 1 month ago
If your theory about genes that code for homosexuality aren't going to be passed on were true, then there wouldn't be any homosexual animals.
icshadowiclight 1 month ago
Davey, you're adorable and funny; but, I don't believe that's the way that genetics works. Straight people are having the gay babies, not gay people. lol
RiccardoVittorio 1 month ago
Daaa! Your parents are not gay and you are.... If you are gay i think you also wont passed your "gay" genes to your children xd
Dpumarino 1 month ago
There is no scientific evidence for a gay gene (yet).
ajmy11 1 month ago
Is it cold in your place Davey?
robertantonvlogs 1 month ago
endangered = being a minority, and we always have been, yet minorities have a way of increasing in numbers. I'm sure we will find a way
Alfie729 1 month ago
There is no gay gene...The 1959 publication of the paper by Phoenix et al. was a major turning point in the study of sexual differentiation of the brain. That study showed that sex differences in behavior, and by extension in the brain, were permanently sexually differentiated by testosterone during an early critical period of development. The study proposed an integrated hormonal theory of sexual differentiation for all of these non-gonadal tissues.
pauloavilaneto 1 month ago
Well, your sister and brother still carries those genes as well, and so they are passed on ...
fargowheels 1 month ago
it doesn't matter what davey's videos are about, it always ends up about the nipple for me! lol
1funguy 1 month ago