What happens to homosexuality? 5 major hazards to pay attention to

Homosexuality is very harmful. It is easy to get AIDS and it will have an impact on society. The chance of homosexuals taking drugs will increase. Therefore, we must take precautions against homosexuality, have the correct sexual orientation, and keep a good attitude at ordinary times.

1. Five dangers of homosexuality.

1. The chance of contracting AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases is several times higher than that of ordinary people. Homosexuality involves sexual intercourse through the anus, hands, etc. There are a large number of bacteria inside the anus and under the fingernails, which can be transferred into the human blood. At the same time, the germs in the body can be transmitted to other parts of the body through the hands.

2. Homosexuality goes against the laws of nature, has serious character flaws, is extremely emotionally unstable, and is prone to suicide and harming others.

3. It creates social instability. The existence of homosexuals is a threat to the normal groups around them. On the one hand, the disgust and resistance from the normal groups around them will cause conflicts; on the other hand, homosexuals will instigate and seduce normal people, causing them to feel insecure. An example of this is the case where an actor sexually assaulted a boy some time ago.

4. The life span of homosexuals is eight to ten years shorter than that of normal people. Since homosexuality is a perverted behavior, its psychological consciousness is contrary to the characteristics of living things, and therefore it will cause harm to the body's nervous system.

5. Homosexuals are very likely to take drugs. Since homosexuality is incompatible with the natural world, it is very easy for them to feel spiritually empty and unable to resist the temptation of drugs.

2. Causes

Sexual orientation is a complex issue, and there is no superior or inferior distinction between various sexual orientations. There are many theories about the origin of sexual orientation. Most scientists, psychologists, and medical experts today believe that sexual orientation is determined by nature and cannot be changed. It is not a choice and is not something that can be controlled by oneself.

From the perspective of biogenetics, individual cells carrying homosexual genes are more likely to develop into homosexual cells under suitable conditions. Homosexuality is usually passed down from fathers to daughters and from mothers to sons, and both homosexuality and lesbianism tend to run in families. A heterosexual person's sexual orientation is usually passed down from the father to the son and from the mother to the daughter. However, sometimes the father's sexual orientation is passed down to the daughter and the mother's sexual orientation is passed down to the son, which can result in the children becoming homosexuals. Studies have found that gay men and lesbians are more likely to live in the same family. In other words, if one of the siblings is homosexual, then the other children are more likely to be homosexual as well. [4]

Some homosexuals are already clearly aware of their sexual orientation at the age of 12. Another group of homosexuals will continue to explore their sexual orientation and gradually determine it between the ages of 12 and 16. Most homosexuals are able to clearly know their sexual orientation by the age of 20. However, some homosexuals may suddenly realize their sexual orientation and become convinced of it when they are 40 to 50 years old.