Jmzbcrt Megha

I’ll give you a cultural view. In many traditional societies (Native American, South Asian, Polynesian), being gay or "two-spirit" was respected, sometimes even seen as spiritually special. It’s only in recent centuries, under certain religious doctrines, that homosexuality became stigmatized. If you were born in a culture that accepted gay identity, you wouldn’t even be asking "why am I gay?"—you’d just live your life. So perhaps the real question is how society frames your identity, not why you are the way you are.