Original sentence: "It doesn't produce children"."Same-sex love is against nature" This charge dates back to Classical Greece, where it was first articulated by Plato in his Laws.In some cultures influenced by religious dogmas, homosexuality is still considered unnatural, a perversion and has been outlawed (see sodomy law, consensual crime).Of course, Plato also portrayed many homosexual and homoerotic scenes in his dialogues, most notably in the Lysis, Charmindes, and Symposium.Those persons who do report a change to their sexual orientation are often thought to have been bisexual from the start - that is, capable of sexual attraction to the opposite sex
Edited sentence: " Of course, Plato also portrayed many homosexual and homoerotic scenes in his dialogues, most notably in the Lysis, Charmindes, and Symposium."Same-sex love is against nature" This charge dates back to Classical Greece, where it was first articulated by Plato in his "Laws.In some cultures influenced by anti-gay religious dogma, homosexuality is still considered unnatural, a perversion and has been outlawed (see sodomy law, consensual crime).Persons who do report a change to their sexual orientation most likely are bisexual to begin with - that is, capable of sexual attraction to the opposite sex