In history there were times and places when homosexuality was accepted. So, maybe gender identity is triggered by the factors of the culture and emerge for instance: when resources are scarce, or abundant. And the stresses or ease of every day life are one way or the other.
And as we have a long history of warfare, it was important in times of war to breed, and so in those times breeding was encouraged and homosexuality prohibited. Similarly, if there were peace and plenty, populations grew, and created societal stresses resulting in homosexuality.
So, in our time, we live in relative peace - although every act of violence is broadcast worldwide and every instance of violence is amplified - the populations are again creating stresses, and so either war, or population control are in order, but we are faced with two opposing solutions. One is natural and self extinguishing, and the other is exploitative.
So, humanity has expressed disdain for war, and so either through instinctual triggers and or societal persuasion people don't want children, and so homosexuality is not a negative. Who looks at the world and does not wonder if bringing a child into this life would be fair to the child?
So, we have choices and it isn't just about sexual preference, but about procreation, and the need for the militaries to have soldiers from which the least desired humans are expected to serve.
So I think homosexuality and militarism arise in times when populations reach higher limits, and so the homosexuals have enough sense not to breed, and the brutes keep multiplying, and the militarys want higher caliber soldiers, and can't get them from the brute types, and so sexuality becomes an issue.
What Metrist wrote reminded me of an experiment called "Mouse Utopia". I was not sure whether it was in this topic or not. In the end, I decided to go through the second part of the "social-construct" title.
This description of the experiment was written by Stefan Verstappen. I took it, used it and translate it (so this is a translation of the translation).
(Impressions in brackets are mine).
Mouse utopia
In a unique experiment that lasted for years, Dr. Calhoun used white mice to study population growth and its impact on individual behavior. This mice population of 16 units provided utopian dietary conditions, space and homes for a potential population of over 3,000 mice. Despite the ideal conditions, mice have experienced a catastrophe. Their number doubled every 60 days
(baby boom). To call the 'exploitation period'. In the third period, the one of 300 days, the population growth of mice was equalized. To call the 'balancing period'. Dr. Calhoun noted that younger generations of young people were inhibition because most of the space was already socially defined.
Scientists then began to notice quite unusual behavior. Violence is beginning to spread. The overweight of the males sought acceptance, but they were denied and withdrew
(aha, here are - feminist). Together with the crowd, they would manifest shorter shortages of violence among themselves
(neighborhood gangs ). Other young mice, as they grew up, would show a different type of behavior. These individuals called Dr. Calhoun "those beautiful ones". All the time they devoted themselves solely to beautification, feeding and sleeping
(this must be cosmopolitan) . They never met with others, started sexual intercourse, and were not beaten
(fertile ground for homosexuality?). They all looked like beautiful specimens of mice, with sharp, eye-catching eyes and a healthy, well-maintained body. However, these mice failed to cope with unusual incentives. Though they seemed curious, they were pretty stupid
(at the end there are snow flakes).
For the last period, Dr. Calhoun called the "phase of deprivation" in which the population was extinct. Although the utopia mouse could support 3000 individuals, the population began to decline already at 2200. During transition from equilibrium to phase of extinction, each animal became less aware of the others, even though they were all severed to each other. Dr. Calhoun concluded that mice can not effectively cope with constant contact among so many individuals. Violence took such proportions that most of the mice had hadered tails. Ultimately, the entire mouse population has disappeared.
The author of the text wrote the following comment:
What the authors of the experiment have failed to conclude is that mice would never behave in such a way that they were not trapped within the boundaries of the experiment. The displayed behavior and conditions would never exist in nature. Such problems only cause an artificial, closed system.
You are still wondering why we are massively pushed into the cities?
(According to Cass, we are exsperiment too.)