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Debate:Does single sex schooling promote homosexuality? (view source)
Revision as of 13:59, February 25, 2009
, 13:59, February 25, 2009→No
I'm gay and I went to a co-ed public school system. As far as I know, I was always gay. From my earliest memories I was drawn more to males than females, and not only in a sexual way. Friend-wise, sports-wise, etc. I find the idea of a school environment somehow influencing a person's sexual orientation simply laughable. We don't know what causes a person to be straight or gay, but I guarantee you that it isn't school.--[[User:Patthew|Patthew]] 12:45, 12 June 2007
I'm gay and I went to a co-ed public school system. As far as I know, I was always gay. From my earliest memories I was drawn more to males than females, and not only in a sexual way. Friend-wise, sports-wise, etc. I find the idea of a school environment somehow influencing a person's sexual orientation simply laughable. We don't know what causes a person to be straight or gay, but I guarantee you that it isn't school.--[[User:Patthew|Patthew]] 12:45, 12 June 2007
Of course not. There's plenty of time for kids and teens to socialise with the opposite sex outside of school, whether in single sex schooling or not. If anything, single sex schools increase the want to be with the opposite sex, as curiosity arises amongst the students. I myself attended a single sex school and found that almost every girl there was heterosexual, whereas in the local mixed schools, there were a few homosexual students. However, noone is sure of the cause of homosexuality, and therefore it is unfair to say whether schooling has anything to do with it. --[[User:LauraF|LauraF]] 08:59, 25 February 2009 (EST)
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