What causes homosexuality? These factors should be prevented

Homosexuality is becoming more and more common nowadays, and it has been recognized in many countries. However, homosexuality is still often rejected. If you want to prevent homosexuality, you need to know more about its causes. Genetic inheritance, family factors, and endocrine factors can all lead to homosexuality.

1. Genetic inheritance From the perspective of biological genetics, individual cells carrying homosexual genes are likely to develop into homosexual cells under suitable conditions. Studies have found that gay men and lesbians are more likely to live in the same family. In other words, if one of the siblings is homosexual, then the other children are more likely to be homosexual as well.

2. Intimacy reasons: In some families, the mother is very independent and strong, and is very doting on her son. The father is relatively introverted and weak, and his relationship with his son is not very close, and he may even be alienated. Children who grow up in such families have the same psychology as their mothers. When they encounter difficulties in society, they often seek protection from men and are prone to developing into homosexuals.

3. Causes of domestic violence: Many families have serious single-type domestic violence. For example, the father is often an alcoholic and commits serious domestic violence against his daughter and wife, which leaves his daughter with the idea that men are unreliable. Some of them even suffer sexual assault. It is easy for homosexuality to develop in such families and lead to homosexuality.

4. Endocrine factors: Some people believe that homosexuality is affected by hormone secretion in the body, which is mainly related to the secretion of testosterone. The testosterone secretion of gay men is lower, while that of lesbians is relatively higher. The sperm quality and vitality of gay men are similar to those of heterosexuals, and the amount of abnormal sperm is significantly increased.