Can someone not realize they are homosexual until later in their life?
Can someone be truly unaware that they are gay until well into their adult life?
Can a heterosexual who really wants to be gay become so? How isn't it a choice to be gay? Why do people think that self-identifying as gay is not a choice? Why do people care if someone is gay? Is it wrong to be gay? Is being gay psychological or biological? Why do some people think that being gay isn't normal? Is homosexuality a quest for identity? Can gay people be homophobic? Is being gay possibly linked to a mental disorder? How can you be sure if you are gay if you've never dated (or had sex with) someone of the opposite sex? Is there a way to not be gay? Can two men be friends without being gay? How is being gay not a choice? Does it make someone a bad person if they don't believe in gay marriage? Do people ever go from gay to straight? How can someone be queer but not gay? If a person was born blind how would they know their sexual orientation? Is being gay a sin? Do people who question their sexuality ever turn out to be straight? Do adopted children of homosexual parents tend to become gay? Why would someone be content with other homosexuals, but not their child? Are there any gay people who married the opposite sex to hide your true sexuality? If so, can you tell your story? Is it bad, sick, or wrong to be gay? Is a man in a relationship with a transgender person considered gay? How is it to be raised by gay parents? How can a gay person be homophobic? How do blind people discover their sexual orientation? How can you accept yourself as gay? Why do people care about whether people are gay or not?