"Fixing" people/science used for evil

I understand about the surgery SC, but I'm not quite as clear about the outrage regarding the research surrounding female homosexuality and the possibility that the current treatment for CAH may address one of the biological causes of homosexuality in some instances.

Doesn't percentage of population determine what is "normal" behavior for a species? If we plot sexual orientation on a Bell Curve, wouldn't homosexuality, bisexuality, transgender and no sexual attraction all fall within the lower area of the curve and heterosexuality be the trait that the majority shared? Abnormal isn't necessarily a pejorative term after all. It is normal for a certain percentage of our species to be homosexual, but expressed as a percentage of all of the species, it would be seen as an abnormal occurrence. Albinos are also an abnormal occurrence, though it is normal to find an albino in any species.

I see nothing wrong with trying to identify the cause of homosexuality and to investigate possible ways in which it can be addressed. While most of the homosexuals I am personally acquainted with are as comfortable with their sexual orientation as I am with mine you and I can both agree that not everyone is as accepting and comfortable with it. We routinely hear homosexuals say something akin to "Why would I choose to be this way if I had a choice?" because of the hardships they have faced in their lifetime because of their sexual orientation. If that hardship could be eliminated by normalizing a statistically abnormal trait is that, in and of itself, necessarily a bad thing? If we could identify the causes of albinoism and address that while the child was still in the womb, or blindness, or deafness (all statistical abnormalities) is that to be avoided at all costs as well?

Regardless of how "enlightened" society becomes, it will always be more difficult for a homosexual child than it is for a heterosexual one if for no other reason than they will always be a statistical minority of the population. I happen to believe that homosexuals are very special people to the Creator of us all. I have yet to meet a single individual who was homosexual that was not a very remarkable person in some manner, shape or form, but perhaps I have just been very fortunate to have met some extraordinary people who happened to also be homosexuals who would have been just as extraordinary if they were heterosexually orientated.

FWIW, on a lighter note, I'm surprised that the majority of women aren't homosexuals given the burdens of putting up with men in an intimate relationship that heterosexual women must endure. I'm quite certain that CS loves me in spite of who I am more than she loves me because of who I am. That lady is a saint for putting up with me.