Great J writes:
Human desires--such as exploration and exploitation--if not harmful are not against natural law.
Then you must really be against the space program. It is a very dangerous thing to send a man into space. When disaster strikes, there is almost zero chance the people could be rescued. This is not to mention the countless people that died during the early stages of the space programs of both the Soviet and the States.
On the other hand, male to male or female to female relationships goes against their very anatomy.
Ok, let's suppose that these goes against their anatomy. Can you perhaps tell us how their physical activities could be harmful? That is, after all, the basis of your entire argument.
I'm trying to see things your way, but I can't put my head that far up my ass.