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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jimi77" data-source="post: 8832839" data-attributes="member: 673702">So you actually are trying to claim hetero/homosexuality is both a choice and not a choice simultaneously.  Just so I have this straight, you're saying having an option between 2 things, only one of the options is actually a choice, "choosing the default" isn't actually making a choice?  For example, if I don't do the dishes this morning, I didn't make a choice, but if do the dishes then I made a choice?  What about when I park my car at work - which parking space is the "non-choice" space and which one/s are the choice spaces?  If I'm playing a video game and decide not to type in a name and go with the default of "Player1" then I didn't make a choice?  To quote Getty Lee:  "If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice."  Additionally, you said "abnormalities" don't count when questioned about people with both sets of organs.  However, there are other abnormalities.  So what if somebody grows up in a 2 daddy/mommy family and therefore views homosexuality as normal, do they then have to make the choice to be hetero?</blockquote>