> "But why constantly tell (or imply to) people they're bad/evil for not believing in homosexuality?" If someone said that to me, "I don't believe in homosexua

> "But why constantly tell (or imply to) people they're bad/evil for not believing in homosexuality?" If someone said that to me, "I don't believe in homosexuality", I wouldn't call them bad or evil, though I might try to convince them they're wrong. Sexual preferences exist whether you believe in them or not. > "Unless there's scientific proof, you will never change their minds." You limited the terms to genetics. It may not be genetic. If it were, I suspect these same people would seek the "cure". There's plenty of research on the subject, working theories and all. Can't claim to be up on them, to be honest. The most interesting research I've read was into health aspects of homosexuality. By far the greatest risk discussed in each paper was depression related to discrimination and homophobia.