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- lily
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Re: A gay ex-husband answers your questions
thanks Sean, that was very funny. and true. Tho I do think it's a bit different for Alex than for wives who have no choice in identifying as straight.
Sam that was too funny, I am the same. I realised the other day I can't keep imagining I am still slender or I'll never believe I need to lose any weight.
I've heard the human genome described by a geneticist as like a bag of marbles, a few big ones compared to the number of little ones. And I've heard them talk about DNA that is in you but not expressed - switched off, and that they can switch on in later life. so there's my binary code. a gene is switched on or off. Just like those computers we built.
You are right tho, I have no real basis, just an instinctive take on things where I believe that same sex orientation is at the heart of things like bisexuality - like a big switch when so much of the surrounding sea of supporting switches are going the other way.
Last edited by lily (September 29, 2024 2:18 am)