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Gay men identifying as the bottom are more likely later in the birth order which so it may be related to weakness and mutational load<ref>https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10508-017-0980-y</ref> and also exhibit other markers [[mutants|mutational load]] as evidenced by the [[#Statistics|statistics]] below. | Gay men identifying as the bottom are more likely later in the birth order which so it may be related to weakness and mutational load<ref>https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10508-017-0980-y</ref> and also exhibit other markers [[mutants|mutational load]] as evidenced by the [[#Statistics|statistics]] below. | ||
It is sufficient there to be selective pressure for (bisexual) androphilia in men for exclusive male homosexuality to emerge more often as an extreme instantiation of that adaptation. | It is sufficient there to be selective pressure for (bisexual) androphilia in men for exclusive male homosexuality to emerge more often as an extreme instantiation of that adaptation. | ||
That being said, having a high mutational load is not a judgement or insult. It is simply a genetic condition, much like being physically ill is not an insult. | |||
=== Other hypotheses === | === Other hypotheses === | ||