boatnik
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This topic seems to come up a lot, which always confuses me. It seems to me that the definitions for heterosexual, homosexual, and bisexual are very clear.
Heterosexual: sexually attracted to members of the opposite sex exclusively
Homosexual: sexually attracted to members of the same sex exclusively
Bisexual: sexually attracted to members of both sexes
Any of the above sexual orientations are perfectly acceptable and cover all aspects of human-to-human sexual interactions.
If a man married to a woman wants to sometimes have sex with a man, he would be bisexual and perfectly within the realm of the human sexual experience.
The biologist in me doesn't understand why there is so much confusion on this topic. Is it denial? Or labeling? Or societal acceptance?
Heterosexual: sexually attracted to members of the opposite sex exclusively
Homosexual: sexually attracted to members of the same sex exclusively
Bisexual: sexually attracted to members of both sexes
Any of the above sexual orientations are perfectly acceptable and cover all aspects of human-to-human sexual interactions.
If a man married to a woman wants to sometimes have sex with a man, he would be bisexual and perfectly within the realm of the human sexual experience.
The biologist in me doesn't understand why there is so much confusion on this topic. Is it denial? Or labeling? Or societal acceptance?