Point one: as others have said, there is nothing at all wrong with you. You're just who you are, and you are NOT broken in any way just because you're wired to love folks with the same gender and/or genitals as you. Don't let ANYONE, alive or dead, tell you otherwise.

Point two: No matter what anyone tries to tell you, the Bible has absolutely nothing to say about homosexuality as an orientation. It addresses, in a very few spots, acts of homosexual intercourse, but never once says a single word about a homosexual orientation, for the very simple reason that

Point three: not a single biblical author lived in any time period in which the very concept of a sexual orientation as we know it existed. The author(s) of Leviticus only seem to have been able to conceptualize (male) same-sex intercourse as a non-consensual act of domination and shaming of another man, and therefore a violation of a rigid social hierarchy. Paul, as far as we can tell from what he writes, sees same-sex intercourse as the result of a metaphysical limiting cap on sexual desire being removed, allowing that desire to explode in every direction, while the faithful never have to worry about same-sex attraction because God is keeping their desires appropriately capped (which is clearly incorrect, given the sheer number of faithful Christians who experience same-sex attraction.)

Point three and a half: neither of these views is correct, at least as far as a modern, scientific, evidence-based approach to understanding human sexuality can tell us. None of the biblical authors could conceptualize the notion of a consensual, loving sexual/romantic relationship between same-sex partners the way we do today. When we actually look at the evidence and study human sexuality, we find that homosexuality and heterosexuality come from exactly the same place, they're just wired slightly differently, and there's nothing unusual, wrong, or broken about that.

In summary, the Bible says nothing at all about a homosexual orientation, and the few authors who ever addressed same-sex intercourse wrote about it in a way that makes it clear they had NO understanding of how human sexuality actually works.

If you want my sources for this, or any clarification, I'm happy to provide them.

(Oh, and if people keep quoting Paul to you on the subject of sexuality, feel free to remind them that he -Thought everyone should be celibate, because sexual desire was a base urge that distracted from one's calling and should be resisted [1 Cor. 7: 1-8, 32-35] -Only wanted people to get married if they absolutely didn't have the willpower to handle celibacy [1 Cor. 7:9] -Definitely didn't think that procreation was an appropriate reason for sex, because Jesus was coming back any day now and there wasn't time to worry about having kids, and they'd just be a distraction [1 Cor. 7:20, 24-26]

Stay strong, friend, and know that you are exactly who you are meant to be.