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I don't see your point. Why not ask, What does sexuality have to do with reproduction? Sperm is still sperm and eggs are still eggs. When sperm try to fertilize other sperm nature seems to know something about gender roles.”Hoot Mon

Right, sort of, in your signature pedantic way. But if it's nitty-gritty you want, then "gender" is only a literary term, not a biological term. Now, maybe you'll agree with this statement: Sperm don't try to fertilize other sperm because nature has provided sex roles for them, in which the role of eggs becomes the necessary counterpart. So then we're back to male-female roles in nature, which have played out quite well for billions of years. I'd hate to see where we would be today if Nature had chosen homosexuality over heterosexuality as way to put her males and females into service.Sorry for drifting off topic.

Sorry. I was unaware that males and females are not biological...which makes me wonder how they accomplish non-biological sex. That would seem kind of dull to me.”HM

Don't tell that to the countless millions of E. coli, conjugating lustily in your lower intestines. Here's a picture of such an orgy: ”HM Edited by Hoot Mon, : added photo