It astonishes me that no one has researched or studied the possibilty that inherited traits may not just be the result of a gene….that, some may be the result of an interaction of genetic, biological, physiological or other systems.

Since you wrote that you would be quick to rush to the university library whenever you heard of a new study being published, maybe you would take interest in a little dilemma that I have regarding this subject.

In the early 1960’s I wrote to scientists that dealt with studies in homosexuality in the USA and abroad, about a finding I had made regarding this subject. Since I was a teenager at that time — and the fact that they weren’t interested in any layman’s opinions, I decided to educate myself and to present this later as an expert on the subject. Due to a myraid of unfortunate incidents, this did not happen. But during the last 46 years I have learned enough to acknowledge that this discovery has only gained validity.

Since I am in an advancing age, I fear that this discovery will not be revealed to mankind. Starting today I decided to make an effort to expose this any way I can, but I would prefer expert guidance. You are the first person I’m contacting.

In my first paragragh, the reason I referred to these different aspects is because I not only feel, but know, that I have discovered the total dynamics involved in the consequence of homosexuality, and that these and a few other unrecognized dynamics are involved. Actually homosexuality is only one function of an intricate, more encompassing process.

Please e-mail your response. I will then leave you more information.

Thank you,

George Fimbres