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Since we have been discussing the possibility of each person's brain being uniquely structured and individually based upon the ways in which one processes their inputs to make outputs, I thought about the issue of sexual preference. In proving that there are differences structurally between male and female brains, one can argue that there is a possibility that a man can be born more with a "female" mind rather than a "male" mind.  What I mean to say is that a man could receive inputs and create outputs more similarly to a woman than a fellow male counterpart.
Those who believe that sexual preference is not biological based rather is the outcome of choice, should think of the mind uniquely structured based on fate and a continuous battle between society on what is manly or womanly as opposed to an outcome of freewill. What is to be said about those who are born hermaphrodite- in order to say that one is a man or woman, isn't it a more concrete decision to observe how the individual processes information (deals with inputs & outputs) in order to label them a certain sex rather than observing their behavior which is influenced by society (a choice on how to act)?