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As fate would have it, it is also conservative members of the Abrahamic faiths who have created a void of understanding in Western society with respect to YOLO vs reincarnation. Reincarnation explains gender bender behavior.

University of Virginia's Medical School's Division of Perceptual Studies has decades upon decades of research demonstrating that reincarnation is real. Rome, when they hijacked the Christ movement a few centuries after they killed what they perceived to have been a trouble maker, began redirecting the Christian creed towards beliefs that were more conducive to the continuation of Roman hegemony.

Per UVA's research, ~10% of their case studies entail a gender switch from the previous life to the current life. Also per UVA's research, children in the present life, regardless of whether or not there was a gender switch between lives, exhibit the preferences, habits, social status, phobias, etc. of the previous life.

If ~10% of reincarnations are gender switches and 2021 survey data suggests that ~10% of people are LGBT+, that would make a lot of sense.

My guess is that a number of the people who identify as LGBT+ are:

-souls who switched genders between lives and experienced past life memories between the ages of 2 and 8 years old

-victims of some sort of abuse (not necessarily sexual)

-attention seekers

If dogmatists would take the blindfolds off, and acknowledge that the tradition to which they have attached themselves is not flawlessly undistorted (a reasonable proposition to anyone who has ever played the elementary school game called 'telephone'), perhaps we could help people who experienced past life memories as children to integrate those memories in a way that is consistent with scientific evidence and several global religious traditions.

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