i agree with you here. We should be teaching them how to respond to bullies, harassment, and other negative things such as peer pressure no matter if they're gay, striaght, or frickin 6 armed! We should also love them no matter what, and help them through life no matter their journey. Personally, I'm still kidless, but this is on purpose, lol.

I think it would be cool to do the test, just to know. But I feel like it would be wrong because too many people would misuse it, especially people using it to "make sure" their kid is not going to be gay. Society isn't ready for technology like that yet, it would lead to too many kids being pushed into things at a young age even moreso than now. Imagine if a stereotypically rude and pushy dad is trying to "force" his gay son to grow up straight. He will probably be even harsher and worse to his son, thinking he can somehow by power of will and effort make this child straight. There really are people out there who think like that, and it's messed up.

I agree with this. I would love to do the test on myself, though.

me neither. I hope its never broadly used. It could ruin families

Often sexuality is dictated by how much testosterone/estrogen is in your body. A female with a high testosterone (T) level is more likely to be attracted to other females, and vice versa with males and estrogen (E). Hormone levels don't 100% dictate your sexuality, it just ups the possibility of being homo/bi/pan/whatever not-straight-sexual. So in a way, YES, there is a possibility to see if your baby COULD be gay, however there is no way to tell the future, how the child is raised, their personal experiences and beliefs will help shape their sexuality, it's not 100% reliant on hormone levels.

For example, my boyfriend is a cisgendered pansexual. He has high levels of both testosterone AND estrogen, and from a decently early age has admitted to being attracted to all sexes.
I on the other hand have always had very high T levels, I'm female bodied. But I didn't turn out lesbian (or bisexual), I turned out transsexual (FtM), and am attracted to males. If they had tested me, I most likely would have shown up as a lesbian, assuming that this test measures hormone levels. My boyfriend probably would have showed up as gay. I say that the test is legitimate (if it does in fact measure hormone levels), but take the answer with the knowledge that you cannot tell the future, and that it may not be GAY that your child turns out, but possibly transgendered.

I agree with what you said.

I certainly wouldn't test. Honestly, that test is outright frightening to me for the idea of parents possibly choosing to try and 'make them straight' as they were raised if they knew in advance.

If my family had known from birth with me, I likely wouldn't have survived, given that my older brother is homophobic and used to physically attack 'faggots' when he was a teenager.