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MEN WHO WEAR RGS ON THEIR MIDDLE FGER, ARE THEY GAY?
Oh, and you n't -gay him. So y gays, should e the middle fger for their weddg Anonymoreply 3Augt 5, 2021 6:05 AM. So y gays, should e the middle fger for their weddg thought of that way before.
Meanwhile, among the male tws, the bisexual or gay brothers had more "male-typil" hands than the straight on—ntrary to what the rearchers expected—although the difference was not signifint. "Rearch suggts that our sexualy is termed the womb and is pennt on the amount of male hormone we are exposed to or the way our dividual bodi react to that hormone, wh those exposed to higher levels of ttosterone beg more likely to be bisexual or homosexual, " the thors wrote. However, is important to strs, that the evince is currently not strong enough to accurately predict whether someone is gay, straight or bisexual by lookg at the rat between their fgers.
"Some work has shown that gay men have more "male-typil" rats than straight men; other work has shown the oppose pattern; and still further work has shown no difference at all. As such, is not clear whether there is any real difference the level of ttosterone exposure between straight and gay men or how ttosterone exposure might map on to sexual orientatn differenc. "evince that homosexual women are exposed to more prenatal androgen than heterosexual women are; also, men wh more than one olr brother, who are more likely than first-born mal to be homosexual adulthood, are exposed to more prenatal androgen than elst sons.
DO A SHORT INX FGER MAKE YOU GAY?
They are not only claimg that the 2D:4D rat is predictive of homosexualy, but also that exposure to prenatal androgen is the root e of both fger lengths and sexual orientatn. Breedlove stated that "I have never said or thought that '2D:4D rat is predictive of homosexualy' or any other tra.
As well as I n unrstand , he is claimg that "dig rats reflect prenatal androgen" but not that is predictive of homosexualy. This is bee of today’s news reports on a new study Nature by Berkeley psychology profsor Marc Breedlove that says gay people are likelier to have x fgers that are substantially shorter than their rg fgers. Our tentative ncln: We’re all gay.
Our first orr of bs is to dismiss the AP’s simplistic assertn that women’s x and rg fgers “tend to be about the same length” and, if they’re not, uld be a sign that the woman is gay. Acrdg to Breedlove, though, homosexual women tend, as men do, to have x fgers that are much shorter than their rg fgers.