re: Is there scientific evidence that some people are born gay?

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No. You don't. It would be convenient for your narrative, a narrative that supports something you believe to be true, so you justify selling your narrative. It's text book narcissism. That you expect others to take you at your word, knowing full well that it's a lie, but you argue it's truth because above all else, your premise is yours, and it should be accepted simply because you have said it. Pray away the gay doesn't work and it never has. You don't know three people that have done it. You're lying.

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No. You don't. It would be convenient for your narrative, a narrative that supports something you believe to be true, so you justify selling your narrative. It's text book narcissism. That you expect others to take you at your word, knowing full well that it's a lie, but you argue it's truth because above all else, your premise is yours, and it should be accepted simply because you have said it. Pray away the gay doesn't work and it never has. You don't know three people that have done it. You're lying.

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You have to believe this because you're ideologically pot-committed to the gay-from-birth articles of faith. But I'm not making anything up.

I remember when Jen decided to "leave" being a lesbian. She said that she was amazed that her straight friends were mad at her and argued with her while her gay friends wished her good luck. Why you need to be so committed to the ideology that you accuse me completely baselessly of just fabricating something is another interesting presentation of the tenets of faith.

I did enjoy the projectional diagnosis of narcissism.