Men do not turn gay in prison. Nobody can turn gay. It's simply not possible to change sexual orientation. Sexual orientation is fixed at an early age, possibly at birth.
Men have sex with other men in prisons because there are no opposite-sex partners for them.
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Sexual orientation is not determined by environment or circumstances. Being in a prison setting does not cause someone to change their sexual orientation. It is important to remember that sexual orientation is a complex aspect of a person's identity that is not chosen or influenced by external factors such as being in prison.
There is no specific percentage of men who "turn gay" in prison. Sexual orientation is a complex aspect of a person's identity that is not determined by their environment or experiences. It is important to avoid perpetuating stereotypes about sexual orientation and prison experiences.
No, being in prison does not determine someone's sexual orientation. Sexual orientation is a deeply ingrained aspect of a person's identity that is not influenced by their environment or external factors.
Coldingley Prison, or HM Prison Coldingley, was opened in 1969 as a Category C men's prison in Woking, Surrey, England.
Whatton Prison, a Category C men's prison in England, was opened in 1991. It primarily serves as a facility for sex offenders.
Yes, HMP Manchester, also known as Strangeways Prison, is still open and operational. It is a Category A men's prison located in Manchester, England.