I've noticed a lot of people on here claim they are 100% straight 0% gay. Now I'm not trying to criticize those who identify this way. However, how many of these are true, and how many are a result of homophobia? Especially since it seems to me I see a lot more identifying as all straight than all gay.
not many! sexualty is on a continuum....we should all know that by now!LPSG is very forward thinking with it's option users to display percentages of how gay or straight they are. Good job LPSG, you did your HW in undergrad--read your queer theory--and are part of what I consider to be the open-minded modern world.
That being said, I've noticed a lot of people on here claim they are 100% straight 0% gay. Now I'm not trying to criticize those who identify this way. However, how many of these are true, and how many are a result of homophobia? Especially since it seems to me I see a lot more identifying as all straight than all gay.
How was your response to him not proving his point? He's not incorrect in saying that lots of gay people like to project homosexuality on everyone, including celebrities. I dunno if that response was stemming from a personal feud with that guy, but I wanted to point this out since you are usually pretty level-headed in your posts.
Sexuality is a constantly evolving part of ourselves. In my opinion there are neither truly straight nor truly gay people there always exists the posibility of finding the perfect mate in a form you were not looking for. Whether or not a person has the "appropriate" genetalia is moot when things come together just so.
All straight here. I've talked about this before. Essentially, I'm totally cool with gays and bisexuals--do whatever the hell you like, whatever makes you happy as long as you're not hurting anybody else. Anyone who hates on people for their sexual orientation is likely a closet homosexual with repression and self-loathing issues.
The human ape is prone to an affliction called projection. Bisexual people assume that everyone else is bisexual, and homosexual people find it hard to fathom that men who identify as heterosexual could possibly not have some inchoate attraction towards other men.
Well, some of us are entirely straight--there is no gradient, that's just how we're designed, genetically, hormonally, whatever. The thought of having gay sex is aversive to us, just as many gay men feel revolted about the idea of having sex with a woman. That doesn't mean we're opposed to others doing it. Vive la differance.