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It really isn't a "fucked up" way to deal with one's unique sexuality, hot topic90. Some of us, due to the ways in which we became sexually active, have discovered that we are able-- and have in times past-- to sustain long-term loving relationships with both men and women. In my own case, my lifetime partner happens to be a dear lady; after many years I do not deny that "other side" of my unique sexuality; I just am not active on the gay side of my sexuality. You see, I do believe in being faithful in a relationship; I do not cheat.
What happens sexually between two persons is personal and private and in my view ought to remain so. What the public gets is what they can see. Were I single today I might very well find a relationship with a man appropriate; in that case, the outside world would be free to draw its own conclusions; but, except on a site such as this, I would not let them have any details of my private and personal sex life.
you don't even know what i'm talking about. how about asking before you jump to conclusions? i think terms like "gay" or "straight" do human sexuality little to no justice. when it comes to sexuality there are no absolutes. i think everyone is bisexual in varying degrees, with some people preferring one sex over the other. sexuality is also subject to change over time. a marjority of psychologists would agree with me that the traditional view of sexuality as "gay" or "straight" is a social construct, that distracts from reality. without religion and the conservative right telling us how to run our lives, i think we would see more of this. sort of like an ancient greece 2.0. so the fact that bisexuals have "to be in the closet" is fucked up to me, because thats natural human sexuality and you shouldn't be in the closet. THAT is what i meant.
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