Sexual orientation is an intrinsic aspect of a person's identity, and extensive scientific research supports the fact that individuals do not choose their sexual orientation. Countless studies have shown that homosexuality, like heterosexuality, is not a matter of choice but rather an inherent part of a person's nature. In fact, major medical and psychological organizations, such as the American Psychological Association, have affirmed that one's sexual orientation is not a result of conscious decisions.

Furthermore, it is essential to recognize that denying same-sex couples the right to start a family can have detrimental social and psychological consequences. Research indicates that children raised by same-sex couples fare just as well in terms of their well-being, social development, and academic achievements as those raised by opposite-sex couples. Inclusive family policies that support the rights of same-sex couples to form families contribute to healthier, more equitable societies.

In light of this overwhelming evidence, it is imperative that society embraces the understanding that sexual orientation is not a choice, and individuals, regardless of their sexual orientation, deserve equal rights to form loving families and enjoy the benefits of a fulfilling family life.