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== Most? ==
"As heterosexuality is a 'cultural default' in most societies"...
So sexual orientation is a matter of culture?  And...''most''?  Is there any "society," whether a whole country or even a small tribe, where it is ''not'' the norm?
My suggestion: change "most societies" to "all countries and ethnic groups", and think (hard ;-) ) for something in place of "cultural default."  Not sure what. --[[User:Larry Sanger|Larry Sanger]] 18:08, 4 September 2008 (CDT)

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Most?

"As heterosexuality is a 'cultural default' in most societies"...

So sexual orientation is a matter of culture? And...most? Is there any "society," whether a whole country or even a small tribe, where it is not the norm?

My suggestion: change "most societies" to "all countries and ethnic groups", and think (hard ;-) ) for something in place of "cultural default." Not sure what. --Larry Sanger 18:08, 4 September 2008 (CDT)