What are the differences between brain structure and tissue constituency between a gay and a straight person?
> “What are the differences between brain structure and tissue constituency between a gay and a straight person?” Zero. > “I know for a fact it’s not a gene because for 25 years they have been searching and nothing yet. They also thought they finally found a gene….until they realized it was very common even among straight people.” There is certainly no single “gay gene” – but much evidence suggests there may be a genetic component to homosexuality (at least, in men there is). Studies have shown that the mothers of homosexual men tend, on average, to have more children than mothers of heterosexual men. This suggests there may be a gene (or genes) which makes the owner more attracted to men; in females, this obviously makes them have more children, but when their male children inherit the gene, it makes them more likely to be homosexual. Remember that any genetic component in homosexuality is likely to not be a simple “gay vs not-gay”; it is likely to give a predisposition to homosexua
