Discuss sexuality.

One of your friends, Tom, has come to the realization that he is attracted to both males and females. He is worried that he is the only one who feels attracted to peers of his same sex. He knows that you have just taken a class on adolescent sexuality and asks you for some information regarding the prevalence of lesbian, gay, and bisexual adolescents. He also wants to know what factors make a person more likely to be homosexual or bisexual. What would you tell him? (Remember:Key Points to consider: a) Same-sex attraction is more common that one might think.b) Approximately 8 percent of adolescents identify themselves as gay, lesbian, or bisexual c) Sexual orientation likely results from a complex interaction of biology and the environment. d) Tom should be aware that, unfortunately, he might experience discrimination because of his sexuality.