Gay Gene?

Johns Hopkins Psychiatrist: ‘There Is No Gay Gene’ Dr. McHugh, who ended the sexual reassignment surgery program at Johns Hopkins because it was not helping the patients, answered, “Well, as I have said, there is no gay gene. And there are factors more influential than biology.” “The best data, of course, [comes from the Framingham Study],” said Dr. McHugh.  “If you are a man and you grow up in a rural environment, you are four times less likely to have homosexual relationships than if you grow up in a metropolitan area. That's not left-handedness.” “If you are a lesbian, you are much more likely to be college-educated,” he said.  “That's not something that happens at conception.” “My point is that we now know that the environment is very important,” said Dr. McHugh. I'm not convinced that this is entirely  or even partially  true,  but it's out there.  Don't get me started on "transgender"  though.