Straight men and women, did you ever fall for someone (the opposite sex) wich was gay, and there was no possibility of relation or even a adventure?
in a simple answer: yes!
Not yet.
Why not yet, are you looking foward to? MDR
It happens that I am married to such a woman myself. You people of the so-called "gay" movement just do not understand that the world is not really divided into two neat little categories so you can hang your "gay" or "straight" labels on everybody. There are a wide variety of characteristics that make up a personality, and the very vocal "out & proud" gays who march in "pride" parades and call each other "miss thang" and "girlfriend", and are always trying to "out" other men, are at the end of the spectrum, and they are tiny minority of men who engage in sexual activity with other men.
What has this got to do with the topic of the thread? And why the bile?
Well, isn't the world full of the beautiful "fag-hags" like Elizabeth Taylor, Liza Minelli, and Natalie Wood, just to name some very famous ones, who seem to have a strong preference for homosexual men. For example Elizabeth Taylor's first love was Montgomery Cliff, and all of her husbands except Eddie Fisher were known to be at least 50/50 bisexual. And I don't know about Eddie Fisher, just never read anything about it. Most of her boyfriends and platonic friends were also known to be homosexual or at least 50/50 bisexual, with Malcom Forbes, Rock Hudson, Jimmy Dean, Michael Jackson coming to mind. I never heard of her having a very close female friend. The list of Natalie Woods' boyfriends reads like a list of "Who is homosexual in Hollywood?" All of the clients of Henry Willson are at the top of both lists.
Maybe some of the person you name are openely gay (?) but overall, you are just ''supposing'' that they are gay, since it is just rumor...
Well, isn't the world full of the beautiful "fag-hags" like Elizabeth Taylor, Liza Minelli, and Natalie Wood, just to name some very famous ones, who seem to have a strong preference for homosexual men. For example Elizabeth Taylor's first love was Montgomery Cliff, and all of her husbands except Eddie Fisher were known to be at least 50/50 bisexual. And I don't know about Eddie Fisher, just never read anything about it. Most of her boyfriends and platonic friends were also known to be homosexual or at least 50/50 bisexual, with Malcom Forbes, Rock Hudson, Jimmy Dean, Michael Jackson coming to mind. I never heard of her having a very close female friend. The list of Natalie Woods' boyfriends reads like a list of "Who is homosexual in Hollywood?" All of the clients of Henry Willson are at the top of both lists.
It happens that I am married to such a woman myself. You people of the so-called "gay" movement just do not understand that the world is not really divided into two neat little categories so you can hang your "gay" or "straight" labels on everybody. There are a wide variety of characteristics that make up a personality, and the very vocal "out & proud" gays who march in "pride" parades and call each other "miss thang" and "girlfriend", and are always trying to "out" other men, are at the end of the spectrum, and they are tiny minority of men who engage in sexual activity with other men.
I don't know what you mean by "bile". I suppose my comments are critical toward those who are always going to the news media to "out" the men with whom they have engaged in sexual relations. And sometimes they call the wife or other family members of the man, or his employer, or whoever they think will create the most trouble in his life by exposing his personal private matters. This has been going on for many years now, so I stay away from those who are "out & proud" gays.
The topic of the thread is heterosexuals who fall for homosexuals of the opposite sex, and I commented that it is entirely commonplace for heterosexual women with certain personality traits to fall for male homosexuals and bisexuals. I suppose that the OP is trying to locate some of these women who have been termed "fag-hags", and perhaps he wants to learn something about them. Having been married to one of them for 36 years, I have learned a little about her personality.