But Kinsey, by implication creates an impression of a random distribution of sexuality. Indeed, if a study did reveal a bell shaped curve, we would be dealing with a natural phenomenon, as if we were measuring men's or women's height or weight. No comparison can be made with inborn characteristics such as height weight or intelligence. The whole concept that nature does not reveal distinct categories as Kinsey maintains in the quote above is simply not true. There are no interim species.
Sheep really are different from goats.
The more we understand genetics, the more we arrive at a precise cause and effect understanding and the more irrelevant Kinsey's continuum becomes. The truth about homosexuality is that it is an aberration, a distortion, a dysfunction, one in which a man or woman finds it difficult or impossible to act according to the natural functions of his or her physical body. In fact, it is a handicap, as it restricts and limits the opportunities for a natural and normal life, which for most includes marriage and parenting. The average homosexual does not want to be considered handicapped or crippled. He or she, believing that the condition is firmly established and unchangeable, wants to accept himself or herself with that orientation and he or she desperately wants us and society to accept that orientation as well.