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More broadly, you're never going to be able to prove definitively that a person can or cannot change any particular desire they have, and this was never a great goal for either government or culture. If a "straight pill" comes out tomorrow, it shouldn't upend your entire argument
The thing about the relative inflexibility of sexual orientation that matters is that it makes it *especially* cruel to punish people for it. It wasn't the only (or most important) reason to insist people be able to make partnering choices for themselves.
Yes. Which ironically would work for IQ as well if only the left understood the topic properly. If the population knows that someone has worse outcomes and income because of bad genetic luck it is *more willing* to help them @BenWinegard
Cultural acceptance of the "it's just who you are" frame has probably also helped a lot of parents start from the right place when their kids come out, saving the kids needless mental anguish. This plays out within families in addition to broader politics.
Odd to me that demonizing aspects of choice is done in defense of homosexual preferences when I know several gay people who didn't really realize they were gay until later in life b/c they made a wrong-for-them -decision- early in life and were free to -change that choice later-!
Leaves me with the impression that LGBT activists are extremely nervous that the reverse might occur and that some gay people might eventually realize they're not actually gay
Also, this is part of self determination. The basic autonomy of a person is to choose who they love. As such, gay people don't need to justify themselves to other bisybodies.
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