I have been reading Kant recently and have wondered what his stance would be on

I have been reading Kant recently and have wondered what his stance would be on

I have been reading Kant recently and have wondered what his stance would be on homosexuality, not in marriage, but just in general. It seems that he would say it is immoral because it goes against one's duty, since if everyone was homosexual, there would be no new babies. Can this be true? Is there something else in Kant's thinking that would contradict this?

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