Gay Gee | Psychology Today

Contents:

• GAY GEE
• WHY IT'S OK FOR BIRDS TO BE GAY
• DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GAY AS A GOOSE AND GAY AS A LARK
• GAYT PLAC IN SOUTH CAROLA FOR 2020
• IS TOM CISE GAY? ROLLG STONE FOUNR REVEALS THE 'SUPER-SECRETIVE' REASON WHY HE THKS SO

GAY GEE

'In gee you may fd a very strong homosexual bond between two malegee who behave like a [matg] pair even though they nnot pulate.

"There n be no moral objectn to homosexualy.

WHY IT'S OK FOR BIRDS TO BE GAY

Many people, however, have an athetic, emotnal aversn to homosexual behavr. In an overpopulated world, would be a good thg if there were more homo-sexualy.

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GAY AS A GOOSE AND GAY AS A LARK

A greylag goose upleBdiversy Herage Library via FlickrQue a few greylags, you see, are gay.

GAYT PLAC IN SOUTH CAROLA FOR 2020

That said, plenty more are exclively homosexual om begng to rais the qutn: Why?

IS TOM CISE GAY? ROLLG STONE FOUNR REVEALS THE 'SUPER-SECRETIVE' REASON WHY HE THKS SO

That’s puzzled que a few scientists—those who study greylag gee and also the hundreds of other animal speci which homosexualy is, nfoundgly, found. Through a reproductive-succs lens, homosexualy would appear unterproductive, if not downright aberrant. It’s certaly not aberrant, though, nsirg s to ame the qutn a b more scientifilly: Is homosexualy, the words of Kurt Kotrschal, a behavral blogist at the Universy of Vienna, “prerved bee there was some stabilizg selectn, or is an unavoidable product of bra velopment?

” Was homosexualy eful evolutn’s grand pageant—or jt somethg that popped up and stuck around? Not even Kotrschal, who has studied greylag gee for s, workg at a rearch statn named for the late, great zoologist Konrad Lorenz, whose most famo studi volved the same himself nsired homosexualy eful. By that light, homosexualy serv to promote reproductn.

Other scientists have suggted that homosexual upl might perform some important social duty, such as helpg to raise other upl’ goslgs or guardg loni om predators.