I usually tend to keep out of the gay debate discussions as they really aren't my thing, but I do have something to add to this one, as I'll use an example from my own experience.
As a kid, I always played with boys toys... trains, cars, space ships. I watched science fiction cartoons/anime. I liked playing sport with my brothers.
OK... I grew up a tomboy... who cares. Even today I would prefer to watch sport or play video games than go out shopping for fashion and clothes. But it doesn't mean that I am a lesbian (I'm straight).
Now what I always find weird about this... is that there are many girls that were like me... that would have been considered a tomboy. But how come when a boy decides to play with dolls or something there is an outrage and everyone complains and says that it is not right. It doesn't make sense.
I don't think that playing with a certain type of toy will change your sexual preference. In the case of a boy, it might make him appreciate the more feminine things, or perhaps make him more sensitive. But whether the kid grows up gay or not, is another story.
I don't understand society where it is ok for girls to like boys things or wear boys clothes (i.e. I can wear a boys shirt or pair of jeans), but if a boy likes girls things or wears a dress, there is an uproar or is not deemed as "acceptable" by society in general.
Abe Babe...
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